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Nigama Kalpataror Galitam Phalam (The Ripened Fruit of the Vedas) in Telugu · తెలుగు

🕉️ hindu·📿 3× జపం·🕐 Before reading or hearing the Srimad Bhagavata; at the start of a Bhagavata Saptaha or daily recitation·📜 Srimad Bhagavata Purana, Canto 1, Chapter 1, Verse 3 (Mangalacharana)
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Srimad Bhagavata Purana, Canto 1, Chapter 1, Verse 3 (Mangalacharana) · Veda Vyasa (Krishna Dvaipayana) · Puranic

After the opening philosophical invocation 'janmady asya yatah', Veda Vyasa offers this third verse to glorify the nature of the very scripture he is presenting. He compares the entire body of Vedic literature to a kalpa-taru, a wish-fulfilling tree, and declares the Srimad Bhagavata to be its single fully ripened fruit — and one rendered all the more nectarean by having been spoken by the parrot-like sage Shukadeva. The verse has become the rallying invitation of Bhagavata reciters everywhere.

శాస్త్రాలలో చెప్పినట్లు

Devotees and reciters hold that this verse expresses the unique glory of the Bhagavata: unlike an ordinary fruit that is finished once eaten, its nectar can be relished 'muhuh', again and again, without ever being exhausted — the more one drinks, the greater the thirst and the sweeter the taste.

మంత్రం

ఏ పంక్తిపైన అయినా లేదా ▶ బటన్‌పై తాకి వినండి

నిగమకల్పతరోర్గలితం ఫలం శుకముఖాదమృతద్రవసంయుతమ్। పిబత భాగవతం రసమాలయం ముహురహో రసికా భువి భావుకాః॥

Nigama-kalpa-taror galitaṃ phalaṃ śuka-mukhād amṛta-drava-saṃyutam. pibata bhāgavataṃ rasam ālayaṃ muhur aho rasikā bhuvi bhāvukāḥ.

అర్థం:O thoughtful and devoted connoisseurs of relish on this earth! Drink again and again, until liberation, the nectarean juice of the Srimad Bhagavata — the fully ripened fruit fallen from the wish-fulfilling desire-tree of the Vedas, made even more delicious by having passed through the mouth of Shukadeva Goswami.

పదం-పదం అర్థం

ఉచ్చారణ వినడానికి ఏ పదంపైన అయినా క్లిక్ చేయండి

నిగమ🔊nigamathe Vedas, the revealed scriptures
కల్పతరోః🔊kalpa-taroḥof the wish-fulfilling (desire) tree
గలితమ్🔊galitamfallen (fully ripened and dropped)
ఫలమ్🔊phalamthe fruit
శుక-ముఖాత్🔊śuka-mukhātfrom the mouth of Shukadeva (also: from the parrot's beak)
అమృత-ద్రవ🔊amṛta-dravathe liquid nectar
సంయుతమ్🔊saṃyutamenriched with, joined with
పిబత🔊pibatadrink! (an appeal to all)
భాగవతమ్🔊bhāgavatamthe Srimad Bhagavata
రసమ్🔊rasamthe juice, the essence, the relish
ఆలయమ్🔊ālayamuntil liberation / again and again, completely
ముహుః🔊muhuḥrepeatedly, again and again
అహో🔊ahoO! (an exclamation)
రసికాః🔊rasikāḥO connoisseurs of transcendental relish
భువి🔊bhuvion this earth
భావుకాః🔊bhāvukāḥO thoughtful and devoted souls

Nigama Kalpataror Galitam Phalam (The Ripened Fruit of the Vedas) పారాయణ ప్రయోజనాలు

Awakens a taste (ruchi) for hearing and reciting the Srimad Bhagavata

Glorifies the Bhagavata as the very essence and fruit of all the Vedas

Invites the devotee to relish Krishna-katha repeatedly until liberation

Recited as part of the Bhagavata's auspicious invocation before reading

Cultivates the mood of a rasika — one who relishes divine sweetness

Purifies the heart through the nectar of the holy narrations

Reminds the listener that this nectar is meant to be drunk again and again, never exhausted

Nigama Kalpataror Galitam Phalam (The Ripened Fruit of the Vedas) పారాయణ విధి

జప సంఖ్య3సార్లు
ఉత్తమ సమయంBefore reading or hearing the Srimad Bhagavata; at the start of a Bhagavata Saptaha or daily recitation

Recite this verse as part of the opening invocation of the Bhagavata, savoring the imagery of drinking nectar. Let the appeal 'pibata... muhur aho rasika' fill you with eagerness to hear Krishna's pastimes. It is commonly chanted at the beginning of a Bhagavata reading and can be repeated thrice to set the devotional mood.

తరచూ అడిగే ప్రశ్నలు

ఈ పేజీలో పూర్తి Nigama Kalpataror Galitam Phalam (The Ripened Fruit of the Vedas) తెలుగు లిపిలో ఇవ్వబడింది — అవే మూల శ్లోకాలు, అక్షరం-అక్షరం లిప్యంతరించి, మీరు సౌకర్యంగా చదివి పఠించగలిగేలా. ఏ పంక్తిపైన అయినా (లేదా ▶ బటన్) తాకి దాని పఠనం వినండి.
అవును — లిపి మాత్రమే మారుతుంది; పదాలు, వాటి అర్థం మూలమే. ఈ పేజీలోని శ్లోకం-శ్లోకం అర్థం, ప్రయోజనాలు, పారాయణ విధి యథాతథంగా వర్తిస్తాయి.
It is the third verse of the invocation of the Srimad Bhagavata Purana (Canto 1, Chapter 1, Verse 3). It famously describes the Bhagavata as the ripened fruit of the wish-fulfilling tree of the Vedas, made sweeter by the touch of Shukadeva's lips.
'Shuka' refers to Shukadeva Goswami, the great sage who narrated the Bhagavata. It also means 'parrot'. Just as a fruit pecked by a parrot becomes sweeter, the Bhagavata became more relishable by passing through Shukadeva's mouth — a beloved poetic play on words.
It is often read as 'until liberation' (a-laya) or 'completely, again and again', urging devotees to keep drinking this nectar of the Bhagavata continuously until they attain the supreme goal.
It is recited at the beginning of a Bhagavata recitation or Saptaha, together with the other invocatory verses, to invoke a taste for the divine narrations that follow.

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పూర్తి Nigama Kalpataror Galitam Phalam (The Ripened Fruit of the Vedas)ను శ్లోకం-శ్లోకం అర్థంతో చదవండి, లేదా మరిన్ని పవిత్ర పాఠాలు చూడండి