The song Trishulavari Kashipuri Lyrics in Marathi. त्रिशुळावरी काशीपुरी by Sant Eknath a 16th-century Marathi saint.
त्रिशुळावरी काशीपुरी | चक्रावरी पंढरी ॥
दोन्ही सारखे सारखे | विश्वनाथ विठ्ठल सखे ॥१॥
एका विभूती चा गोळा | एका कस्तुरीचा टिळा॥
एक गजचर्म व्याघ्रांबर | एक भरजरी पितांबर ॥2॥
एक कस्तूरीचा हार | एका वासुकीचा भार॥
एक गरुडा वरती असे | एक नंदी वरती बैसे ॥3॥
एका अर्धांगी पार्वती | एका रुक्मिणी चा पती॥
एका जनार्दनी हरी हरा | एका वेलांटी चा फेरा ॥4॥
Trishulavari Kashipuri Lyrics in English
Trishulavari Kashipuri | Chakravari Pandhari ॥
Donhi Saarakhe Sarakhe | Vishwanath Vithhal sakhe ॥1॥
Ekaa Vibhuticha Gola | Eka Kasturicha Tila ॥
Ek Gajacharm vyagrambar | Ek Bharjari Pitambar ॥2॥
Ek Kasturicha haar | Ekaa Vasukicha Bhar ॥
Ek Garudaa varati ase | Ek Nandi varati Baise ॥3॥
Eka Ardhangi Parvati | Eka Rukhminicha pati॥
Eka janardani hari hara | Eka Velanticha Fera ॥4॥
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Trishulavari Kashipuri is a traditional devotional song from South India. It is one of the most popular songs in the Carnatic music tradition. The song is believed to have been composed by the great saint and composer Purandaradasa.
It is believed to be one of his most popular works. The song is usually sung in praise of Lord Shiva, as it depicts his power and glory. The song is traditionally sung in the raga Bhairavi. The lyrics of the song describe the power of Lord Shiva and his ability to protect and provide for devotees.
Sant Eknath, a 16th-century Marathi saint, is one of the most influential figures in the Varkari tradition of Hinduism. He composed hundreds of abhangs, or devotional songs, praising the deity Vithoba and the Varkari philosophy. One of his most famous compositions is the Trishulavari Kashipuri Abhang, which is a prayer to Lord Shiva.
The abhang begins with an invocation to Lord Shiva, in which Eknath praises the Lord's greatness, describing him as the creator of the universe, the all-pervading Lord, and the destroyer of evil. He then prays for the Lord's grace, asking that Shiva blesses him with spiritual knowledge and devotion. In the next section, Eknath invites the Lord to come to his village of Kashipuri and bless the people who live there. He then describes the Lord's beauty and grace, and praises him for his power and compassion.
This abhang ends with a plea to Shiva to shower his grace on the people of Kashipuri and bring them peace and prosperity. Eknath expresses his deep devotion to the Lord, and his desire to always be at his feet. The Trishulavari Kashipuri Abhang is a powerful and moving prayer to Lord Shiva, and continues to be sung by devotees today.
