Gnana Bhaskara Kumara Dayapara

Omkara Roopa Shiva Shakthi Bala

Shanmukha Natha Parama Dayaghana

O Lord Shanmukha (six-headed Lord Karthikeya), the son of Shiva and Parvathi, You are compassionate to the needy and the embodiment of the primordial sound (Om) and the treasure house of supreme kindness.

Deity

Subrahmanya

Language

Sanskrit / Hindi

Raga

Shanmukhapriya

Beat

8 Beat / Keherwa / Adi

Reference Gents Pitch

1 Pancham / C

Reference Ladies Pitch

5 Pancham / G

Glossary Terms

Song Glossary

bala:

child, son; (var) bal, balana, balagan (tamil), baalam

bhaskara:

sun

dayaghana:

full of compassion

dayapara:

compassionate one

gnana:

wisdom; (var) gyaan, gnaan, gnan, gnanam

kumara:

son, young boy, lord subrahmanya

natha:

lord or master; (var) nath, nathaya, natham, nada (tamil), nadanukku (tamil) - to the lord, nathudey (telugu)

om:

Omkara has no form. It is the manifestation of Brahman (God) as sound. It is present in all creation. It is effulgent. It is in all speech. Read More: Significance of Om

parama:

supreme, principal, chief, best, highest; (var) param, paramam

roopa:

figure, embodiment; (var) roopam, roopini (f)

shakthi:

power, primordial goddess, another name of mother parvathi

shanmukha:

lord with six faces - refers to lord subrahmanya, son of shiva; (var) shanmuga

shiva:

lord shiva - one of the trinity who is the destroyer - the name shiva means auspiciousness; (var) shiv, shivaya, shivaraj, shivaraja, shivarajam, shivom, shivani (f) - of shiva

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