Je brahm ajamadwaitamanubhavagamya man par dhyavahim
Chhand 6, Under Doha 13 · Uttar Kand
Chhand Text
जे ब्रह्म अजमद्वैतमनुभवगम्य मन पर ध्यावहीं। ते कहहुँ जानहुँ नाथ हम तव सगुन जस नित गावहीं॥ करुनायतन प्रभु सदगुनाकर देव यह बर मागहीं। मन बचन कर्म बिकार तजि तव चरन हम अनुरागहीं॥ ६ ॥
Transliteration (IAST)
je brahma ajam advaitam anubhavagamya mana para dhyāvahīṃ। te kahahuṃ jānahuṃ nātha hama tava saguna jasa nita gāvahīṃ॥ karunāyatana prabhu sadagunākara deva yaha bara māgahīṃ। mana bacana karma bikāra taji tava carana hama anurāgahīṃ॥ 6 ॥
Meaning
Brahman is unborn, non-dual, known only through direct experience, and beyond the mind—those who meditate on Brahman in this way may speak and know thus; but, O Lord, we continually sing only your manifest glories. O abode of compassion, O Lord, treasure-house of virtues, O divine One, this is the boon we ask: that, renouncing all blemishes of mind, speech, and action, we may love your feet alone.
Context
This is Chhand 6, Under Doha 13 from Uttar Kand, in the episode “Rama's Coronation and Hymns”. The episode describes Rama's glorious coronation and hymns sung by the Vedas and Lord Shiva.