HARI KUSUMASTABAKAM(VISHNU STOTRA.155))

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HARI KUSUMASTABAKAM(VISHNU STOTRA.155))

  

हरिकुसुमस्तबकम्



गतिगञ्जितमत्ततरद्विरदं
रदनिन्दितसुन्दरकुन्दमदम् |
मदनार्बुदरूपमदघ्नरुचिं
रुचिरस्मितमञ्जरिमञ्जुमुखम् ||१||

मुखरीकृतवेणुहृतप्रमदं
मदवल्गितलोचनतामरसम् |
रसपूरविकासककेलिपरं
परमार्थपरायणलोकगतिम् ||२||


गतिमण्डितयामुनतीरभुवं
भुवनेश्वरवन्दितचारुपदम् |
पदकोज्ज्वलकोमलकण्ठरुचं
रुचकात्तविशेषकवल्गुतरम् ||३||

तरलप्रचलाकपरीतशिखं
शिखरीन्द्रधृतिप्रतिपन्नभुजम् |
भुजगेन्द्रफणाङ्गणरङ्गधरं
धरकन्दरखेलनलुब्धहृदम् ||४||


हृदयालुसुहृद्गणदत्तमहं
महनीयकथाकुलधूतकलिम् |
कलिताखिलदुर्जयबाहुबलं
बलवल्लवशावकसन्निहितम् ||५||

हितसाधुसमीहितकल्पतरुं
तरुणीगणनूतनपुष्पशरम् |
शरणागतरक्षणदक्षतमं
तमसाधुकुलोत्पलचण्डकरम् ||६||

करपद्ममिलत्कुसुमस्तवकं
वकदानवमत्तकरीन्द्रहरिम् |
हरिणीगणहारकवेणुकलं
कलकण्ठरवोज्ज्वलकण्ठरणम् ||७||

रणखण्डितदुर्जनपुण्यजनं
जनमङ्गलकीर्तिलताप्रभवम् |
भवसागरकुम्भजनामगुणं
गुणसङ्गविवर्जितभक्तगणम् ||८||


गणनातिगदिव्यगुणोल्लसितं
सितरश्मिसहोदरवक्त्रवरम् |
वरदृप्तवृषासुरदावघनं
घनविभ्रमवेशविहारमयम् ||९||

मयपुत्रतमःक्षयपूर्णविधुं
विधुरीकृतदानवराजकुलम् |
कुलनन्दनमत्र नमामि हरिं
हरितीकुरु मामक चित्तमरुम् ||१०||
उरसि परिस्फुरदिन्दिरमिन्दिन्दिरमन्दिरस्रजोल्लसितम् |
हरिमङ्गनातिमङ्गलमङ्गलसच्चन्दनं वन्दे ||११||

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Harikusumastabakam

I bow to Hari, by Whose gait the (walking of) best intoxicated elephant is surpassed, by Whose teeth the pride of Jasmine flowers is defeated, Whose splendor surpasses that of ten million Kāmadeva (cupid) put together, and Whose face is charming due to pleasant blooming flowers.[1]
I bow to Hari, by Whom beautiful cowherdesses were attracted using flute tunes, Whose lotus-eyes are charming with reddish hues due to youth, Who is settled in keli (sport) which gives rise to friendship, smile and other rasa,¹ and Who is the sādhyasādhana (gati or One to be sought for) of the worldly beings chiefly set in paramārtha (bhakti mārga).[2]
I bow to Hari, by Whose walking (gati) the banks of Yamunā get decorated (by footstep marks), Whose attractive feet are adored by Brahmā, Śiva and others, Whose tender throat is resplendent by (shining) neck-ornament, and Who is extremely charming due to a tilaka-mark of gorocanā.[3]
I bow to Hari, Whose forehead is having a tremulous peacock-tail feather, Whose left-hand conquered Mount Govardhana by holding it, Who danced on the stage of heads (fangs) of the snake-king Kāliya, and Whose sports in the mountain-caves charmed the hearts of everyone.[4]
I bow to Hari, by Whom merriment is given to the warm-hearted and affectionate persons, Whose adorable stories rinse the (dirt of) age of Kali, by Whom various unequalled (examples of) arm-strengths were displayed, and Who is situated in the company of Balarāma and other sons of cowherds.[5]
I bow to Hari, Who is like the kalpataru for the wishes of sanguine followers, Who is the new-flower arrow (of Kāmadeva) for the group of young cowherdesses, Who is extremely skilful in protection of those seeking refuge, and Who is the sun for the blue-lily like lineage of wicked men.[6]
I bow to Hari, Whose hand has a bouquet of flowers, Who is a lion for elephant-like demon Bakāsura, Whose flute-tunes won over groups of deers, and Whose delightful throat is (as if) resplendent due to cuckoo-like voice.[7]
I bow to Hari, by Whom wicked men and rākṣas got killed in battle, in Whom the creeper of glory of auspicion of men is born, Whose name and quality is like Ṛṣi Agastya for the ocean of metempsychosis,² and Whose devotees are free from the three qualities (or nature).[8]
I bow to Hari, Who is resplendent by divine-qualities which are surpassing any count (divine qualities such as possessing all luxuries, possessing knowledge, approachable, etc.), Who is selected by those (damsels) who have moon-like face, Who is the water-carrying cloud for the forest-fire like excessive arrogant Vṛṣāsura, and Who sports and roams with ornaments in spots where there are dark clouds.[9]
I bow to Hari, Who is the full-moon for the dark-night like son of Maya (Vyomāsura), by Whom the lineage of demons were distressed, and Who gladdens His own lineage.³[10]
I adore Hari, on Whose chest the mark of Lakṣmī is present, Whose chest is decorated with Vaijayantī garland which is housing many bumble-bees, Who is extremely auspicious for young (cowherdess) girls, and Whose limbs have shining sandalwood paste on it.[11]