Bhaye Pragat Kripala Deendayala,
Kausalya Hitkari ।
Harashit Mahatari, Muni Mana Hari,
Adbhut Roop Bichari ॥
Lochan Abhirama, Tanu Ghanasyama,
Nij Aayudh Bhujchari ।
Bhushan Banmala, Nayan Bisala,
Sobhasindhu Kharari ॥
Kah Dui Kar Jori, Astuti Tori,
Kehi Bidhi Karun Ananta ।
Maya Gun Gyanateet Amana,
Ved Puran Bhananta ॥
Karuna Sukh Sagar, Sab Gun Aagar,
Jehi Gavahin Shruti Santa ।
So Mam Hit Lagi, Jan Anuragi,
Bhayau Pragat Shreekanta ॥
Brahmand Nikaya, Nirmit Maya,
Rom Rom Prati Bed Kahay ।
Mam Ur so Basi, Yah Upahasi,
Sunat Dhir Mati Thir Na Rahay ॥
Upaja Jab Gyana, Prabhu Musukana,
Charit Bahut Bidhi Keenh Chahay ।
Kahi Katha Suhaee, Maatu Bujhaee,
Jehi Prakaar Sut Prem Lahay ॥
Mata Puni Boli, so Mati Doli,
Tajahu Taat Yah Roopa ।
Keejay Sisulila, Ati Priyasila,
Yah Sukh Param Anupa ॥
Suni Bachan Sujaana, Rodan Thaana,
Hoi Balak Surabhoopa ।
Yah Charit Je Gavahin, Haripad Pavahin,
Te Na Parahin Bhavakoopa ॥
Bhaye Pragat Kripala, Deendayala,
Kausalya Hitakari ।
Harashit Mahatari, Muni Mana Hari,
Adbhut Roop Bichari ॥
॥ doha ॥
Vipr dhenu sur sant hit leenh manuj avataar ।
Nij ichchha nirmit tanu maaya gun gopaar॥
siya var raamachandr kee jay
This bhajan is a famous couplet/chhand from Ayodhyakand of Ramcharitmanas composed by Goswami Tulsidas. It describes the birth of Lord Shri Ram.
The compassionate and kind Lord Shri Ram appeared in the benevolent form of Mata Kausalya.
Mata Kausalya was filled with joy, and the sages and munis were also fascinated by seeing His wonderful form.
Meaning
This chhand depicts the divinity of Lord Shri Ram's birth and His compassionate nature. His birth was an absolute joy for Mata Kausalya, and a supernatural sight for the sages and munis.
Significance of this bhajan
- It is specially sung on the birth anniversary of Shri Ram (Ram Navami).
- This bhajan gives a feeling of devotion, peace and joy.
- Expresses the kind and compassionate nature of Lord Rama.
Listening and singing this bhajan brings peace of mind and spiritual bliss.
