Brahmaambhodhi Samudbhavam Kalimala Pradhvamsanam
Shloka 2 · Kishkindha Kand
Shloka Text
ब्रह्माम्भोधिसमुद्भवं कलिमलप्रध्वंसनं चाव्ययं श्रीमच्छम्भुमुखेन्दुसुन्दरवरे संशोभितं सर्वदा। संसारामयभेषजं सुखकरं श्रीजानकीजीवनं धन्यास्ते कृतिनः पिबन्ति सततं श्रीरामनामामृतम्॥ २ ॥
Transliteration (IAST)
brahmāmbhodhisamudbhavaṃ kalimalapradhvaṃsanaṃ cāvyayaṃ śrīmacchambhumukhendusundaravare saṃśobhitaṃ sarvadā। saṃsārāmayabheṣajaṃ sukhakaraṃ śrījānakījīvanaṃ dhanyāste kṛtinaḥ pibanti satataṃ śrīrāmanāmāmṛtam॥ 2 ॥
Meaning
Blessed are those righteous souls who continually drink the nectar of Shri Rama's name: it arose from the churning of the ocean of the Vedas, destroys the impurity of Kali age, is imperishable, ever adorns the beautiful and noble moon-like face of Lord Shambhu, is the medicine for the disease of worldly existence, gives happiness, and is the very life of Shri Janaki.
Context
This is Shloka 2 from Kishkindha Kand, in the episode “Invocation”. The episode describes the auspicious opening invocation of Kishkindha Kand praising Rama, Shiva, and Kashi.