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Kaupina Panchakam in Gujarati · ગુજરાતી

🕉️ hindu·📿 5× જપ·🕐 Early morning (Brahma muhurta) after bath, or during meditation and svadhyaya (self-study)·📜 Prakarana (independent didactic hymn) ascribed to Adi Shankaracharya
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Prakarana (independent didactic hymn) ascribed to Adi Shankaracharya · Adi Shankaracharya · Classical (traditionally 8th century CE)

The Kaupina Panchakam, also known as Yati Panchakam, is one of Adi Shankaracharya's short devotional-philosophical hymns extolling the path of renunciation (sannyasa). In just five verses it paints the portrait of the ideal monk who possesses nothing but a kaupina (loincloth), yet is the most fortunate of all beings because he ever abides in the bliss of Brahman. The hymn became a beloved expression of the Advaitic ideal of vairagya (dispassion) and inner fulfillment, recited especially within the Dashanami monastic order founded by Shankara.

શાસ્ત્રોમાં કહ્યા પ્રમાણે

It is traditionally held that one who contemplates these verses with sincerity loses the fever of craving for wealth and possessions, discovering instead an unshakable contentment; the 'poverty' of the kaupina-clad sage is celebrated as the greatest fortune, for he has gained the imperishable wealth of the Self that no king can claim.

અર્થ સહિત સંપૂર્ણ પાઠ

કોઈપણ પંક્તિ અથવા ▶ બટન દબાવી સાંભળો

શ્લોક 1

વેદાન્તવાક્યેષુ સદા રમન્તો ભિક્ષાન્નમાત્રેણ તુષ્ટિમન્તઃ। વિશોકમન્તઃકરણે ચરન્તઃ કૌપીનવન્તઃ ખલુ ભાગ્યવન્તઃ॥૧॥

vedānta-vākyeṣu sadā ramanto bhikṣānna-mātreṇa ca tuṣṭimantaḥ | viśokam antaḥkaraṇe carantaḥ kaupīnavantaḥ khalu bhāgyavantaḥ ||1||

અર્થ:Ever revelling in the truths of Vedanta, content with the little food received as alms, wandering with a heart free of all sorrow — blessed indeed is the wearer of the loincloth.

શ્લોક 2

મૂલં તરોઃ કેવલમાશ્રયન્તઃ પાણિદ્વયં ભોક્તુમમન્ત્રયન્તઃ। કન્થામિવ શ્રીમપિ કુત્સયન્તઃ કૌપીનવન્તઃ ખલુ ભાગ્યવન્તઃ॥૨॥

mūlaṃ taroḥ kevalam āśrayantaḥ pāṇidvayaṃ bhoktum amantrayantaḥ | kanthām iva śrīm api kutsayantaḥ kaupīnavantaḥ khalu bhāgyavantaḥ ||2||

અર્થ:Taking shelter merely at the foot of a tree, using his two hands alone as his eating-bowl, scorning even great wealth as though it were a tattered rag — blessed indeed is the wearer of the loincloth.

શ્લોક 3

સ્વાનન્દભાવે પરિતુષ્ટિમન્તઃ સુશાન્તસર્વેન્દ્રિયવૃત્તિમન્તઃ। અહર્નિશં બ્રહ્મસુખે રમન્તઃ કૌપીનવન્તઃ ખલુ ભાગ્યવન્તઃ॥૩॥

svānanda-bhāve parituṣṭimantaḥ suśānta-sarvendriya-vṛttimantaḥ | aharniśaṃ brahmasukhe ramantaḥ kaupīnavantaḥ khalu bhāgyavantaḥ ||3||

અર્થ:Wholly satisfied in the bliss of his own Self, with all the activities of his senses perfectly stilled, revelling day and night in the bliss of Brahman — blessed indeed is the wearer of the loincloth.

શ્લોક 4

દેહાદિભાવં પરિવર્તયન્તઃ સ્વાત્માનમાત્મન્યવલોકયન્તઃ। નાન્તં મધ્યં બહિઃ સ્મરન્તઃ કૌપીનવન્તઃ ખલુ ભાગ્યવન્તઃ॥૪॥

dehādi-bhāvaṃ parivartayantaḥ svātmānam ātmany avalokayantaḥ | nāntaṃ na madhyaṃ na bahiḥ smarantaḥ kaupīnavantaḥ khalu bhāgyavantaḥ ||4||

અર્થ:Going beyond all identification with the body and the like, seeing his own Self within the Self, mindful of neither beginning, middle, nor outside — blessed indeed is the wearer of the loincloth.

શ્લોક 5

બ્રહ્માક્ષરં પાવનમુચ્ચરન્તો બ્રહ્માહમસ્મીતિ વિભાવયન્તઃ। ભિક્ષાશિનો દિક્ષુ પરિભ્રમન્તઃ કૌપીનવન્તઃ ખલુ ભાગ્યવન્તઃ॥૫॥

brahmākṣaraṃ pāvanam uccaranto brahmāham asmīti vibhāvayantaḥ | bhikṣāśino dikṣu paribhramantaḥ kaupīnavantaḥ khalu bhāgyavantaḥ ||5||

અર્થ:Uttering the sacred, purifying imperishable Om, contemplating 'I am Brahman', subsisting on alms and roaming free in every direction — blessed indeed is the wearer of the loincloth.

શબ્દ-શબ્દ અર્થ

ઉચ્ચારણ સાંભળવા કોઈપણ શબ્દ પર ક્લિક કરો

વેદાન્તવાક્યેષુ🔊vedānta-vākyeṣuin the great sayings (mahavakyas) of Vedanta
સદા રમન્તઃ🔊sadā ramantaḥalways delighting, ever revelling
ભિક્ષાન્નમાત્રેણ🔊bhikṣānna-mātreṇawith only food obtained as alms
તુષ્ટિમન્તઃ🔊tuṣṭimantaḥfully content, satisfied
વિશોકમ્🔊viśokamfree from sorrow
અન્તઃકરણે🔊antaḥkaraṇein the inner instrument, the heart-mind
ચરન્તઃ🔊carantaḥmoving about, wandering
કૌપીનવન્તઃ🔊kaupīnavantaḥthose who possess only a loincloth (kaupina)
ખલુ ભાગ્યવન્તઃ🔊khalu bhāgyavantaḥare indeed the truly fortunate / blessed ones
મૂલં તરોઃ🔊mūlaṃ taroḥthe foot (root) of a tree
કેવલમ્ આશ્રયન્તઃ🔊kevalam āśrayantaḥtaking shelter under that alone
પાણિદ્વયમ્🔊pāṇidvayamthe two hands (used as a begging bowl/plate)
કન્થામ્ ઇવ શ્રીમ્ અપિ કુત્સયન્તઃ🔊kanthām iva śrīm api kutsayantaḥscorning even wealth (Lakshmi) as if it were a tattered rag
સ્વાનન્દભાવે🔊svānanda-bhāvein the state of one's own (innate) bliss
સુશાન્તસર્વેન્દ્રિયવૃત્તિમન્તઃ🔊suśānta-sarvendriya-vṛttimantaḥwith all sense-activities perfectly stilled
અહર્નિશં બ્રહ્મસુખે રમન્તઃ🔊aharniśaṃ brahmasukhe ramantaḥdelighting day and night in the bliss of Brahman
દેહાદિભાવં પરિવર્તયન્તઃ🔊dehādi-bhāvaṃ parivartayantaḥtranscending (turning away from) identification with the body and the like
સ્વાત્માનમ્ આત્મનિ અવલોકયન્તઃ🔊svātmānam ātmani avalokayantaḥbeholding one's own Self within the Self
બ્રહ્માક્ષરં પાવનમ્ ઉચ્ચરન્તઃ🔊brahmākṣaraṃ pāvanam uccarantaḥuttering the sacred, purifying syllable of Brahman (Om)
બ્રહ્માહમ્ અસ્મિ ઇતિ વિભાવયન્તઃ🔊brahmāham asmīti vibhāvayantaḥcontemplating 'I am Brahman' (aham brahmasmi)
ભિક્ષાશિનઃ દિક્ષુ પરિભ્રમન્તઃ🔊bhikṣāśino dikṣu paribhramantaḥliving on alms, wandering freely in all directions

Kaupina Panchakam પાઠના લાભ

Inspires the spirit of vairagya (dispassion) and contentment, loosening attachment to wealth and possessions

Strengthens the conviction 'Aham Brahmasmi' (I am Brahman), the heart of Advaita Vedanta

Calms the mind by directing it to the bliss of the Self rather than outward objects

A cherished daily recitation for sannyasis, brahmacharis and serious seekers of Self-knowledge

Cultivates inner peace (vishoka) and freedom from grief and anxiety

Encourages simple, sattvic living and reverence for the renunciate ideal

Kaupina Panchakam જપ વિધિ

જપ સંખ્યા5વાર
ઉત્તમ સમયEarly morning (Brahma muhurta) after bath, or during meditation and svadhyaya (self-study)

Sit in a clean, quiet place facing east or north. Recite all five verses slowly, dwelling on the meaning of each line and the recurring refrain 'kaupinavantah khalu bhagyavantah'. Reflect on the truth 'Aham Brahmasmi' as you chant. It is ideally recited as part of daily Vedantic study or contemplation; a count of five (one per verse) or in multiples is customary.

વારંવાર પુછાતા પ્રશ્નો

આ પાના પર સંપૂર્ણ Kaupina Panchakam ગુજરાતી લિપિમાં છે — એ જ મૂળ શ્લોકો, અક્ષર-અક્ષર લિપ્યંતરિત, જેથી તમે સરળતાથી વાંચી અને જપી શકો. કોઈપણ પંક્તિ (અથવા ▶ બટન) દબાવી તેનો પાઠ સાંભળો.
હા — માત્ર લિપિ બદલાય છે; શબ્દો અને તેમનો અર્થ મૂળ જ રહે છે. આ પાનાનો શ્લોક-શ્લોક અર્થ, લાભ અને જપ વિધિ એ જ રીતે લાગુ પડે છે.
Kaupina means a simple loincloth, the only garment of a renunciate; panchakam means 'a set of five (verses)'. So Kaupina Panchakam is a hymn of five verses praising the loincloth-clad ascetic who has renounced everything for Self-knowledge.
It is traditionally attributed to Adi Shankaracharya, the great 8th-century teacher of Advaita Vedanta. It is sometimes also called 'Yati Panchakam', 'yati' meaning an ascetic or monk.
It means 'the one who possesses (only) a loincloth is truly the fortunate, blessed one'. The verse declares that the ascetic who owns nothing yet rests in the bliss of Brahman is far more blessed than any wealthy person.
No. While it glorifies the monastic ideal, anyone seeking inner contentment, dispassion and Self-knowledge can recite and contemplate it. Its purpose is to turn the mind inward, away from craving for possessions, toward the lasting joy of the Self.

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