Naada Brahmamayi Sayeeshwari

Bhagawathi Mata Krupa Sagari [ Naada ... ]

Varahi Vaishnavi Vageshwari

Matangi Mahamaye Mookambikey

Parameshwari Hari Sodari

Bhava Bhaya Haarini Sathya Sayeeshwari

O Mother Sai, the abode of divine music, You are the Ocean of compassion. You are adored by various names, Varahi (a form of Shakthi), Vaishnavi (the sister of Vishnu). You are the bestower of speech who is worshipped as Meenakshi, Mahamayi and Mookambike in various forms in temples. O Supreme Mother, the sister of Vishnu, You are the one who removes the fear of worldly existence. O Mother Sathya Sai, You are verily Mother Parvathi.

Video

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Deity

Devi

Language

Sanskrit / Hindi

Raga

Chandrakauns

Beat

8 Beat / Keherwa / Adi

Level

Advanced

Tempo

Medium

Reference Gents Pitch

1 Madhyam / F

Reference Ladies Pitch

5 Madhyam / C

Sheet Music

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Song Tags

sheet-music

Glossary Terms

Song Glossary

bhagawathi:

goddess

bhava:

being, becoming, birth, world

bhaya:

fear

brahmamaya:

enveloped with the supreme spirit; (var) brahmamayi (f)

haarini:

one who removes/destroys (f); (var) harini, harnevali

hari:

name of lord vishnu; (var) hare, harey

krupa:

compassion; (var) kripa

mahamaya:

divine power of illusion; (var) mahamaye

mata:

mother; (var) matey

matangi:

she is the tantrik form of saraswati, she is madurai meenakshi and also a form of kali

mookambikey:

name of a goddess

naada:

sound; (var) ninaada, naad, naadam

paramesha:

supreme god; (var) parameshwara, parameshwaraya, parameshwari (feminine)

sagar:

ocean; (var) sagara, sagaram, sagari (feminine)

sathya:

truth, short form of sathyanarayana – the childhood name of sri sathya sai baba; (var) sathyam

sayeesha:

sai + esha = lord sai; (var) sayeesham, sayeeshwara, sayeeshwaram, sayeeshwari (f), sayeeshwaraya, saishwari (f),

sodari:

sister; (var) sodhari

vageshwari:

goddess of speech; (var) vagesri

vaishnavi:

sister of lord vishnu, an incarnation of shakti

varahi:

hindu goddess pictured as having a female wild boar head, and represents shakti (divine energy)

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Naada Brahmamayi Sayeeshwari

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