THE SOUNDARYA LAHARI : Slokam-20. Jagat guru Swami Sri Adi Shankaracharya’s Immortal Creation.
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Monday, February 01, 2021. 10:00. AM.
Slokam-20.
Post-21.
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Slokam 20 :
"kranti atgapiya kirana nikurmbha amrutha rasam
hruthi tvam adathe himakar shila moorthi iva yah
sah sarpanam dharpam shamyati shakundapa iva
jvara lushtan drushya sukayati sudha dharasiraya."
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Translation :
kranti - scattering
atgapiya - from the body parts
kirana nikurumbha - multitude of rays
amrutha rasam - the essence of nectar
hruthi - in the heart
tvam - you
adathe - he fixes
himakar shila - moon stone
moorthi iva - like an idol
yah sah - he, who
sarpanam dharpam - the pride of serpents (poison)
shamyati - he destroys
shakundapa iva - like the lord of birds (Garuda)
jvara lushtan - those scorched by fever
drushya - by a look
sukayati - he comforts
sudha dharasiraya - endowed with a (blood) vessel (nadi) streaming
nectar (and not blood)
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Tatvam (Essence ) :
He who fixes you in the heart scattering from the body parts, the essence of nectar like the multitude of rays from an idol of moonstone, he destroys the pride of serpents like the lord of birds, (and) comforts those scorched by fever by a (mere) look, endowed (as he is) with the vessel streaming nectar.
The devotee of Sakti subdues the pride of serpents Slokam 20 : The monkey of the heart is subdued bydevotion to Siva.
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Conclusion :
(Curing of all poisons and curing of all fevers)
Kirantim angebhyah kirana-nikurumba'mrta-rasam
Hrdi tvam adhatte hima-kara-sila murthimiva yah;
Sa sarpanam darpam samayati sakuntadhipa iva
Jvara-plustan drshtya sukhayati sudhadhara-siraya.
He who meditates in his mind,
On you who showers nectar from all your limbs,
And in the form which resembles,
The statue carved out of moonstone,
Can with a single stare,
Put an end to the pride of snakes,
And with his nectar like vision,
Cure those afflicted by fever.
End.
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