I | II | III | IV | V | VI | VII | VIII Album VI        S'ri S'acî Tanayâshtakam Text: S'rila Sârvabhauma Bhattâchârya Melody: S'rila Sârvabhauma Bhattâchârya/Anand Aadhar (2d half) Singer/arr.: Anand Aadhar Prabhu Duration: 12 min. 31 secdate Date: 15 Aug 2003   Sing with Aadhar Take the lead        S'ri S'acî Tanayâshtakam 'Eight Prayers Glorifying Lord Caitanya, the son of S'rîmati S'acî devî'   Intro: (Bm E F#m D Bm A E D E A F#m D Bm A G Bm Bma7) (1) (Bm E F#m D Bm, A E D E) ujjvala-varana-gaura,-vara-a-deham A radiant lotus face, a body like gold, (A F#m D Bm, A G Bm) vilasita-nirabadhi,-bhâva-videham      R sporting incessantly, love nonphysical. (G A Bm C#m, D E D E) tribhuvana-pâ-a-vana,-kripâyâhles'am The three worlds delivered by just, a bit of His grace, (Bm A G F#m, Em G Bm) tam pranamâmi ca s'rî,-s'acî-tanayam      R my obeisances unto Him, the son of S'aci.  (D Bm G A Bm G Em F#m Bm G A Bm Em Bm F#m Bm7) * (2) (Bm E F#m D Bm, A E D E) gadagadâ-a-antara,-bhâva-vikâram Choked up from within, transformed by love, (A F#m D Bm, A G Bm) du-u-rjana-ta-a-rjana,-nâda-vis'âlam      R the corrupt their threat, an immense sound. (G A Bm C#m, D E D E) bhava-bhaya-bhanjana-kâr-,-ana-karunam The fear or rebirth destroyed, the cause of mercy, (Bm A G F#m, Em G Bm)  tam pranamâmi ca s'rî,-s'acî-tanayam      R my obeisances unto Him, the son of S'aci. (D Bm G A Bm G Em F#m Bm G A Bm Em Bm F#m Bm7) * (3) (Bm E F#m D Bm, A E D E) arunâ-a-m-bara-dhara,-câru-kapolam Saffron garments He does wear, forehead beautiful, (A F#m D Bm, A G Bm) indu-vinindita-nakha,-caya-ruciram      R the moon mocked by fingernails, in rows radiant. (G A Bm C#m, D E D E) jalpi-i-ta-nijaguna,-nâma-vinodam Uttered His own qualities, the Names He enjoys, (Bm A G F#m, Em G Bm) tam pranamâmi ca s'rî,-s'acî-tanayam      R my obeisances unto Him, the son of S'aci. (D Bm G A Bm G Em F#m Bm G A Bm Em Bm F#m Bm7) * (4) (Bm E F#m D Bm, A E D E) vigalita nayan(a) kama,-la jala dhâram Flowing from His  lotus eyes, a stream of tears, (A F#m D Bm, A G Bm) bhûshana-nava-ra-a-sa,-bhâva-vikâram      R His ornament fresh mellows, changes of love. (G A Bm C#m, D E D E) gati-ati-ma-a-nthara,-nritya-vilâsam His gait very majestic, pastimes of dance, (Bm A G F#m, Em G Bm) tam pranamâmi ca s'rî,-s'acî-tanayam      R my obeisances unto Him, the son of S'aci. (Bm E F#m D Bm A E D E A F#m D Bm A G Bm Bma7) *  (5) (Bm E F#m D Bm, A E D E) cañcala-câ-a-ru-caran,-gati-ruciram Restless His lovely feet, the movements they please, (A F#m D Bm, A G Bm) mañjîra-rañjita-pada,-juga-madhuram      R with anklets adorned the two feet, so very sweet. (G A Bm C#m, D E D E) candra-a-vinindita-s'î,-tala-vadanam The moon outshone by His, cooling face, (Bm A G F#m, Em G Bm) tam pranamâmi ca s'rî,-s'acî-tanayam      R my obeisances unto Him, the son of S'aci. (D Bm G A Bm G Em F#m Bm G A Bm Em Bm F#m Bm7) *  (6) (Bm E F#m D Bm, A E D E) dhrita-kathi-dora-kaman,-dalu-da-a-ndam Wearing loincloth waterpot, and a staff, (A F#m D Bm, A G Bm) divya-a-kale-e-vara,-mundita-mundam      R divine His human form, shaven His head. (G A Bm C#m, D E D E) durja-a-na-ka-a-lmasa,-khandana-dandam the bad ones their sins, destroyed chastised, (Bm A G F#m, Em G Bm) tam pranamâmi ca s'rî,-s'acî-tanayam      R my obeisances unto Him, the son of S'aci. (D Bm G A Bm G Em F#m Bm G A Bm Em Bm F#m Bm7) *  7) (Bm E F#m D Bm, A E D E) bhûshana-bhûraja-ala,-kâ-vali-i-tam An ornament dust of the earth, up to his hair, (A F#m D Bm, A G Bm) kampita-bimbâ-a-dhara,-vara-ruciram      R His trembling lips red as berries, so fine pleasing. (G A Bm C#m, D E D E) malaya-ja-viracita,-ujjval(a)-tilakam With sandal wood drawn out, brilliant tilak signs, (Bm A G F#m, Em G Bm) tam pranamâmi ca s'rî,-s'acî-tanayam      R my obeisances unto Him, the son of S'aci. (D Bm G A Bm G Em F#m Bm G A Bm Em Bm F#m Bm7) * 8) (Bm E F#m D Bm, A E D E) nindita-arun(a)-kamala,-dala-nayanam Surpassing a pink lotus, the petals His eyes, (A F#m D Bm, A G Bm) âjânulambita-s'rî-bhu,-ja ju-u-galam      R down to the knees extending long, His fine pair of arms. (G A Bm C#m, D E D E) kalevara-kais'ora,-nartaka-ves'am His body so youthful, as an actor dressed up. (Bm A G F#m, Em G Bm) tam pranamâmi ca s'rî,-s'acî-tanayam      R my obeisances unto Him, the son of S'aci Exit: (Bm E F#m D Bm A E D E A F#m D Bm A G Bm Bma7) (Chords harmonium)       TRANSLATION 1) I prostrate myself before the Son of Mother Saci, Whose  radiant lotus face and body shine with the splendour of molten gold. This transcendental    body  is  the  playground  for  the    continuous expression of variegated moods and ecstatic symptoms, that  carry His  consciousness to the realm where He is no  longer  aware  of that transcendental body. By only a particle of His mercy he  has delivered the three worlds.   2) I salute  the Son of Mother Saci, Whose heart is in a  state  of rapture, transformed by feelings of intense love. In His  pastime of loud roaring, before the mischievous and malicious rascals, He removes all fear of the vast ocean of material existence, by  the effect of His unlimited compassion.   3) He  is wearing garments the colour of the eastern sky during  the dawn, and  His  lovely cheeks shine with the same radiance.  The nails of His hands and feet have the same pleasing effect of  the moon, shining  in  the sky. His pleasure diversion  consists  in discussions and glorification of His own wonderful qualities  and names. I offer my obeisances to the Son of Mother Saci.   4) His  lotus eyes are always wet with tears. His ornaments are  the new and ever fresh transformations of ecstatic love that decorate His  transcendental form. His gait is slow and majestic, yet  His dancing  is  a wonderful pastime of enjoyment. I bow down  before the Son of Mother Saci.   5) The  movement of His lovely, yet restless, lotus feet  captivates the mind, and His ankle bracelets sweeten that charming scene all the more. His face, which defeats the beauty of the moon, is very cooling and pleasant. I offer my salutations to the Son of Mother Saci.   6) He  wears  a cord around His waist and carries in  His  hands  a waterpot and staff. His divine appearance is complemented by  His shaved  head. The sins of the wicked are annuled by  the  rod  of chastisement that he carries. I salute the Son of Mother Saci.     7) His  ornaments  are the dust on His body and His  radiant  tilok, prepared  with  sandalwood. The beautiful sight of His  trembling reddish  lips brings delight to the mind and heart.  I offer  my obeisances to the Son of Mother Saci.     8) His  lotus eyes defeat the colour of pink lotuses. His two  lotus hands  are  very  long, reaching down almost  to  His  knees.  He appears  to  be  a mere adolescent, dressed as He  is,  ready  to dance. I prostrate myself before the Son of Mother Saci.           (chords harmonium)           Downloads:   mp3-songs | mp3-instr. | midi | songbook (html) | songbook in doc (zip) | all midi-files in one zip file |   I | II | III | IV | V | VI | VII | VIII                 E-mail   Site Map    What's New    Search   Donations          ©bhagavata.org these files may be used for private/devotional purposes only, commercial use prohibited.