pallavi
rAma Eva daivataM raghu kula tilakO mE
caraNam
caraNam 1
vigata kAma mOha madO
vimala hRdaya Subha phaladO (rAma)
pallavi
rAma Eva daivataM raghu kula tilakO mE
Only (Eva) Lord SrI rAma – the most distinguished (tilaka) (tilakO) (literally auspicious mark on forehead) of raghu dynasty (kula) - is God (daivataM) for me (mE).
caraNam
caraNam 1
vigata kAma mOha madO
vimala hRdaya Subha phaladO (rAma)
Only Lord SrI rAma -
who is free from (vigata) desires (kAma), delusion (mOha) and arrogance (mada) (madO),
the Bestower of auspicious (Subha) results (phalada) (phaladO) to the pure (vimala) hearted (hRdaya) and
the most distinguished of raghu dynasty - is God for me.
Notes
Variations - (Pathanthara)
1 – tApa – pApa : ‘citta tApa’ is more appropriate and therefore, accordingly, adopted here.
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References
3 – mura - demon slayed by SrI kRshNa. This is part of the story pertaining to slaying of bhaumAsura (narakAsura) by SrI kRshNa related in SrImad bhAgavataM, Book 10, Chapter 59. Story of demon mura
4 – naraka – also known as bhaumAsura – killed by SrI kRshNa related in SrImad bhAgavataM, Book 10, Chapter 59. Story of narakAsura aka bhaumAsura
5 – Sarva – For the details of names of Lord Siva, see 'Sata rudrIya’ by sage vyAsa
6 – haridaSva – One of the name of sUrya in Aditya hRdaya stOtraM.
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Comments
2 – bhAvuka – In some books, this word seems to have been translated as 'salvation'. From the preceding word 'catura (caturO), such a meaning may be appropriate. But, Sanskrit and telugu dictionaries do not mention such a meaning for 'bhAvuka'.
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