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Aindra Prabhu - Vamana (2001-2002)

Govindam Adi Purusam

Amala Acyuta RG 6-25-14

Cover of “Where Have All the Flowers” gone.

Where Have All the Flowers Gone?

Kirtan, as revealed by the ancient yoga texts of India, is the easiest yet most sublime form of meditation in this age of conflict and mass distraction.

This sanskrit mantra is originally taken from the ancient yoga text Brahma Samhita, "The Song of Brahma," the first created being in this universe. In it he makes an offering of respect and glorification to the supreme source of all energies known as Govinda, the "pleasure giver to the senses and the cows." Adi means "original" and purusha means "person" as well as "enjoyer," and tam aham bhajami means "I offer respect and glorification."

Verse 1 

venum kvaṇantam aravinda dalayataksham 
barhavatamsam asitambuda sundarangam 
kandarpa-koti kaminiya vishesha shobham 
govindam adi purusham tam aham bhajami 

Chorus 

govindam adi purusham tam aham bhajami 

Verse 2 

angani yasya sakalendriya-vṛttimanti 
pashyanti panti kalayanti ciram jaganti 
ananda chinmaya sad ujjvala vigrahasya 
govindam adi purusham tam aham bhajami 

Chorus 

govindam adi purusham tam aham bhajami 

Bridge 

govinda govinda govinda govinda

Govindam Adi Purusham

Cintamani Nam vol.1

Cintamani Nam, vol.1

Aindra

Aindra - Cintamani Nam vol.1 - Part 1

Вайшнавский архив коротких аудио сюжетов для осознанной практики бхакти.  
Vaishnava archive of short audio scenes for the conscious practice of bhakti.

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