શિવાનન્દલહરી
Shivananda Lahari in Gujarati · ગુજરાતી
તમારી ભાષા/લિપિમાં વાંચો
ઉત્પત્તિ અને કથા
Shivananda Lahari, composed by Adi Shankaracharya · Adi Shankaracharya · 8th century CE
The Shivananda Lahari was composed by Adi Shankaracharya, the great teacher of Advaita Vedanta, as an outpouring of personal devotion to Lord Shiva. Tradition holds that he composed it at Srisailam, one of the most sacred Shiva shrines. Where his Soundarya Lahari sings of the Divine Mother's beauty, the Shivananda Lahari sings of the bliss of Shiva, presenting the path of loving surrender (bhakti) as inseparable from the highest knowledge. Its 100 verses overflow with images of grace as a river, the heart as its resting lake, and the devotee asking for nothing but Shiva's feet.
✦ શાસ્ત્રોમાં કહ્યા પ્રમાણે
Tradition tells that Adi Shankaracharya sang the Shivananda Lahari at the holy hill of Srisailam, and that Lord Shiva, moved by the depth of his devotion, granted him a vision of his presence. The poem itself answers the seeker in Shiva's own voice — 'Tell me, what do you seek?' — and the devotee asks for nothing but the endless worship of his feet.
અર્થ સહિત સંપૂર્ણ પાઠ
કોઈપણ પંક્તિ અથવા ▶ બટન દબાવી સાંભળો
કલાભ્યાં ચૂડાલંકૃતશશિકલાભ્યાં નિજતપઃ- ફલાભ્યાં ભક્તેષુ પ્રકટિતફલાભ્યાં ભવતુ મે। શિવાભ્યામસ્તોકત્રિભુવનશિવાભ્યાં હૃદિ પુનર્ ભવાભ્યામાનન્દસ્ફુરદનુભવાભ્યાં નતિરિયમ્॥
Kalabhyam Choodalankrita-shashikalabhyam Nija-tapah- phalabhyam Bhakteshu Prakatita-phalabhyam Bhavatu Me Shivabhyam-astoka-tribhuvana-shivabhyam Hridi Punar Bhavabhyam-ananda-sphurad-anubhavabhyam Natir-iyam
અર્થ:May this salutation of mine be offered again and again, in my heart, to the two — Shiva and Shivaa — who are adorned with the crescent moon upon their crest, who are the very fruit of each other's penance, who reveal their grace to devotees, who bring boundless auspiciousness to the three worlds, and who shine forth as the experience of bliss.
ગલન્તી શમ્ભો ત્વચ્ચરિતસરિતઃ કિલ્બિષરજો દલન્તી ધીકુલ્યાસરણિષુ પતન્તી વિજયતામ્। દિશન્તી સંસારભ્રમણપરિતાપોપશમનં વસન્તી મચ્ચેતોહૃદભુવિ શિવાનન્દલહરી॥
Galanti Shambho Tvach-charita-saritah Kilbisha-rajo Dalanti Dhi-kulyaa-saranishu Patanti Vijayataam Dishanti Samsara-bhramana-paritapopashamanam Vasanti Mach-cheto-hrida-bhuvi Shivananda-lahari
અર્થ:May the Wave of Shiva's Bliss be ever victorious — flowing as the river of your sacred deeds, O Shambhu, washing away the dust of sins, coursing through the channels of the intellect, granting relief from the torment of wandering in worldly existence, and coming to dwell in the lake-bed of my heart.
ત્રયીવેદ્યં હૃદ્યં ત્રિપુરહરમાદ્યં ત્રિનયનં જટાભારોદારં ચલદુરગહારં મૃગધરમ્। મહાદેવં દેવં મયિ સદયભાવં પશુપતિં ચિદાલમ્બં સામ્બં શિવમતિવિડમ્બં હૃદિ ભજે॥
Trayee-vedyam Hridyam Tripura-haram-aadyam Trinayanam Jata-bharodaram Chalad-uraga-haram Mriga-dharam Mahadevam Devam Mayi Sadaya-bhavam Pashupatim Chidalambam Saambam Shivam-ati-vidambam Hridi Bhaje
અર્થ:In my heart I worship that Mahadeva — knowable through the three Vedas, delightful, the primordial destroyer of Tripura, the three-eyed Lord with a glorious mass of matted hair, wearing a moving serpent as a garland and holding a deer; the great God, ever compassionate to me, the Lord of beings, the support of consciousness, who is with Mother Amba, the auspicious one beyond all mimicry.
સહસ્રં વર્તન્તે જગતિ વિબુધાઃ ક્ષુદ્રફલદા ન મન્યે સ્વપ્ને વા તદનુસરણં તત્કૃતફલમ્। હરિબ્રહ્માદીનામપિ નિકટભાજામસુલભં ચિરં યાચે શમ્ભો શિવ તવ પદામ્ભોજભજનમ્॥
Sahasram Vartante Jagati Vibudhaah Kshudra-phaladaa Na Manye Svapne Va Tad-anusaranam Tat-krita-phalam Hari-brahmadinaam-api Nikata-bhajaam-asulabham Chiram Yache Shambho Shiva Tava Padambhoja-bhajanam
અર્થ:There are a thousand lesser gods in this world who grant only petty rewards; even in a dream I do not think of following them or of the fruit they give. What is hard to attain even for Hari, Brahma and others who stand near you — that I beg of you forever, O Shambhu, O Shiva: the worship of your lotus feet.
ત્વત્પાદામ્બુજમર્ચયામિ પરમં ત્વાં ચિન્તયામ્યન્વહં ત્વામીશં શરણં વ્રજામિ વચસા ત્વામેવ યાચે વિભો। વીક્ષે ત્વાં સકલં ભવન્તમસમં સર્વત્ર સમ્ભાવયન્ ભાવો ભક્તિભરેણ ચ પ્રતિદિનં કિં યાચસે બ્રૂહિ મામ્॥
Tvat-padambujam-archayami Paramam Tvam Chintayamy-anvaham Tvam-isham Sharanam Vrajami Vachasa Tvam-eva Yache Vibho Veekshe Tvam Sakalam Bhavantam-asamam Sarvatra Sambhavayan Bhavo Bhakti-bharena Cha Pratidinam Kim Yachase Broohi Maam
અર્થ:I worship your lotus feet, I ever contemplate you as the Supreme, I take refuge in you as my Lord, with my words I beg of you alone, O all-pervading One; I behold you everywhere, the incomparable One present in all, with a heart full of devotion each day. (And you ask me) 'Tell me, what is it you seek?'
આદ્યાયામિતતેજસે શ્રુતિપદૈર્વેદ્યાય સાધ્યાય તે વિદ્યાનન્દમયાત્મને ત્રિજગતઃ સંરક્ષણોદ્યોગિને। ધ્યેયાયાખિલયોગિભિઃ સુરગણૈર્ગેયાય માયાવિને સમ્યક્ તાંડવસંભ્રમાય જટિને સેયં નતિઃ શમ્ભવે॥
Aadyaayaamita-tejase Shruti-padair-vedyaaya Saadhyaaya Te Vidyaananda-mayaatmane Tri-jagatah Samrakshanodyogine Dhyeyaayaakhila-yogibhih Sura-ganair-geyaaya Maayaavine Samyak Tandava-sambhramaaya Jatine Seyam Natih Shambhave
અર્થ:This my salutation is to Shambhu — the Primordial One of measureless splendour, knowable through the words of the Vedas, the goal to be attained, whose nature is the bliss of knowledge, ever striving to protect the three worlds, meditated upon by all yogis, sung by the hosts of gods, the wielder of Maya, intent upon the rapture of the cosmic dance, the one with matted locks.
નાલં વા પરમોપકારકમિદં ત્વેકં પશૂનાં પતે પશ્યન્ કુક્ષિગતાન્ ચરાચરજગત્ સાક્ષાત્ સહન્તેઽપિ વા। પીત્વા યત્ર વિલોલકાલકલનાં મત્વૈવ દુર્વાસનાં કાલક્ષેપણમામનન્તિ વિબુધાઃ ક્ષેમંકરં તે વપુઃ॥
Naalam Va Paramopakaarakam-idam Tv-ekam Pashoonam Pate Pashyan Kukshi-gataan Charaachara-jagat Saakshaat Sahante'pi Va Peetva Yatra Vilola-kala-kalanaam Matvaiva Durvaasanaam Kaala-kshepanamaamananti Vibudhaah Kshemankaram Te Vapuh
અર્થ:Is this not your one supremely benevolent act, O Lord of beings — that you behold within yourself the whole moving and unmoving universe, and even bear it? Having drunk and held back the surging poison that men deem the cause of dread, the wise declare that your form, which thus spends time, is the very giver of universal welfare.
રુદ્રં પશુપતિં સ્થાણું નીલકણ્ઠમુમાપતિમ્। નમામિ શિરસા દેવં કિં નો મૃત્યુઃ કરિષ્યતિ॥
Rudram Pashupatim Sthaanum Neelakantham Umaapatim Namaami Shirasaa Devam Kim No Mrityuh Karishyati
અર્થ:I bow with my head to that God — Rudra, the Lord of beings, the immovable Sthanu, the blue-throated one, the Lord of Uma. What then can death do to us?
શબ્દ-શબ્દ અર્થ
ઉચ્ચારણ સાંભળવા કોઈપણ શબ્દ પર ક્લિક કરો
Shivananda Lahari પાઠના લાભ
Kindles intense, melting devotion (bhakti) toward Lord Shiva
Fills the heart with the 'wave of bliss' that washes away sin and sorrow
Teaches the seeker to ask for nothing but the worship of Shiva's feet
Calms the torment of worldly wandering and brings inner peace
Recited for spiritual wisdom, surrender, and freedom from fear of death
Composed by Adi Shankaracharya — carries the grace of the great Acharya
Deepens the understanding of Shiva as both the personal Lord and the Absolute
Shivananda Lahari જપ વિધિ
Sit calmly before an image or Lingam of Shiva and recite the verses slowly, savouring their meaning rather than hurrying. Shivananda Lahari is a poem of feeling, so chant it as an offering of love, letting the heart soften into the 'wave of Shiva's bliss.' Those who learn the full 100-verse work often recite it daily; reciting even these verses with devotion is greatly blessed.
વારંવાર પુછાતા પ્રશ્નો
આ પણ વાંચો
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સંપૂર્ણ Shivananda Lahari શ્લોક-શ્લોક અર્થ સહિત વાંચો, અથવા વધુ પવિત્ર પાઠ જુઓ