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Sarvaopanishado gaavo dogdhaa Gopala Nandana

The holder of JnanaMudra, the milker of the Elixir of Bhagavad Gita. Salutations to Krishna, the bestower of all desires of the desirees. Jnaana mudraaya Krishnaaya geetamrita duhe namah. Prapanna paarijaataaya, totra vetraika paanaye Through whom, the lamp of light is filled with oil of knowledge. Salutations O Vyasa(the author), one with the great intellect, with eyes like the fully blossomed lotus Yena tvayaa Bhaarata thaila poorna prajvalito jnanamayah pradeepah.

Namosthuthe Vyasa vishala buddhe, phullaravindayatha pathra nethra O Divine mother, she who showers Elixir of Advaita on us, O mother of 18 chapters, I meditate on thee, O Bhagavad gita, the destroyer of illusion of manifestation (Samsaara) Om Parthaya prathi bodhithm bhagawataa naaraayanena swayam, Vyasaena gratitaam Puraana muninaa madhye MahabaratamĪdvaitamruta varshaneem bhagawteem ashta dashaa dhyayineem, Ambaa twaam anusandadhaami bhagavad geete bhava dweshineem.īhagavad Gita taught to Arjuna, by Lord Narayana himself, written in the middle of the Mahabharata by the Old Sage Vyasa Thi sings of the power of the message of Gita, and how it is in essence the Gist of Upanishads, thus inturn the message of Santana Dharmaīhagavad Gita Dhyanam Lyrics (English+Sanskrit) & Meaning (English) "Gita Dhyanam" (Meditation on the Gita) is a Sanskrit Poem with Nine verses which is usually sung before the beginning of Bhagavad Gita reading, the most popular scriptures of the Hindus.