Kosalendra Pada Kanjamanjulau
Kosalendra Pada Kanjamanjulau
Shloka 2 · Uttar Kand
Shloka Text
कोसलेन्द्रपदकञ्जमञ्जुलौ कोमलावजमहेशवन्दितौ। जानकीकरसरोजलालितौ चिन्तकस्य मनभृङ्गसङ्गिनौ॥ २ ॥
Transliteration (IAST)
kosalendrapadakañjamañjulau komalāvajamaheśavanditau। jānakīkarasarojalālītau cintakasya manabhṛṅgasaṅginau॥ 2 ॥
Meaning
The beautiful and tender lotus-feet of the Lord of Kosala are worshipped by Brahma and Shiva, fondled by Janaki’s lotus-like hands, and ever accompanied by the bee-like mind of the contemplative devotee—that is, the devotee’s mind ever dwells on those lotus feet.
Context
This is Shloka 2 from Uttar Kand, in the episode “Auspicious Invocation”. The episode describes the sacred opening invocations to Lord Rama, the guru, and saints, with auspicious signs of Rama's return.
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