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गङ्गाद्विपदी Gangadvipadi

gaṅgādvipadī

Gangadvipadi (गङ्गाद्विपदी): a stotra to Gaṅgā, by jIvanajI. 3 verses in Sanskrit with Devanagari and IAST.

गङ्गाद्विपदी

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Verse 1

जय जय त्वं सदानन्ददे जह्नुजेशशिशेखरशिरसि सितकुसुममाले ।भक्तजनहृदयालवालगतहरिचरणसुरतरुप्रसवभूते रसाले ॥ १॥

jaya jaya tvaṃ sadānandade jahnujeśaśiśekharaśirasi sitakusumamāle |bhaktajanahṛdayālavālagataharicaraṇasurataruprasavabhūte rasāle || 1||

Verse 2

शिखरितनयानयनरोलम्बचुम्बितेदूरीकृतदुरितदौर्गन्ध्यजाले ।जीवनं भक्तजनजीवनं तवयतस्त्रिविधतापापहं मुक्तिशाले ॥ २॥

śikharitanayānayanarolambacumbitedūrīkṛtaduritadaurgandhyajāle |jīvanaṃ bhaktajanajīvanaṃ tavayatastrividhatāpāpahaṃ muktiśāle || 2||

Verse 3

इति श्रीगोकुलोत्सवात्मजगोस्वामिश्रीजीवनजीमहाराजकृतागङ्गाद्विपदी सम्पूर्णा ।

iti śrīgokulotsavātmajagosvāmiśrījīvanajīmahārājakṛtāgaṅgādvipadī sampūrṇā |

॥ इति गङ्गाद्विपदी सम्पूर्णम् ॥

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jIvanajI.

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About Gangadvipadi

Gangadvipadi is a stotra addressed to Gaṅgā, in Sanskrit (in Devanagari: गङ्गाद्विपदी (gaṅgādvipadī)). jIvanajI. Source: Stotra.

Gangadvipadi (गङ्गाद्विपदी): a stotra to Gaṅgā, by jIvanajI. 3 verses in Sanskrit with Devanagari and IAST.

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This page gives the original text in Devanagari, IAST transliteration and Telugu, Kannada and Tamil scripts.

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