acyuta keava rmanryaa

kadmodara vsudeva harim |

rdhara mdhava gopik vallabha
jnaknyaka rmacandra bhaje || 1 ||

acyuta keava satyabhmdhava

mdhava rdhara rdhik rdhitam |
indirmandira cetas sundara
devaknandana nandaja sandadhe || 2 ||

viave jiave akane cakrie

rukmi rhie jnak jnaye |
vallav vallabhyrcit ytmane
kasa vidhvasine vaine te nama || 3 ||

ka govinda he rma nryaa

rpate vsudevjita rnidhe |
acyutnanta he mdhavdhokaja
dvraknyaka draupadrakaka || 4 ||

rkasa kobhita stay obhito

daakrayabh puyatkraa |
lakmaonnvito vnarai sevito
agastya sampjito rghava ptu mm || 5 ||

dhenukriak niikd-dveih
keih kasahd-vaikvdaka |
ptankopaka srajkhelano
blahoplaka ptu m sarvad || 6 ||

bidyudud-yotavat-prasphurad-vsasa
prvam-bhodavat-prollasad-vigraham |

vnyay mlay obhitora sthala

lohit-ghidvaya vrijka bhaje || 7 ||

kucitai kuntalai bhrjamnnana

ratnamaui lasat-kuala gaayo |
hrakeyraka kakaa projjvala
kiki majula ymala ta bhaje || 8 ||

acyutasyaka ya pahediada
premata pratyaha prua saspham |
vttata sundara kart vivambhara
tasya vayo hari rjyate satvaram ||

Sundara-Gopaalam Ura-Vana-Maalam Nayana-Vishaalam Duhkha-Haram |

Vrndaavana-Candram-Aananda-Kandam Parama-[A]anandam Dharanni-Dharam ||
Vallabha-Ghanashyaamam Puurnna-Kaamam Atya[i-A]bhiraamam Priiti-Karam |
Bhaja Nanda-Kumaaram Sarva-Sukhasaaram Tattva-Vicaaram Brahma-Param ||1||
Meaning:
1.1: (Salutations to Sri Nandakumara) Who is the Beautiful Gopala of Vrindavana, with Vanamala (Garland of Forest
Flowers) hanging on His Chest and with Large Eyes captivating everyone; Whose very Form removes the Sufferings of His
Devotees,
1.2: Who is the bright Moon of Vrindavana, and a Source of immense Joy; Who is the embodiment of Supreme Bliss Himself
and bears the Earth within Him,
1.3: Who is the most beloved Ghanashyama (literally Dark-Coloured), Who is Self-Satisfied by being absorbed within His
own Divine Nature, and extremely Pleasing, inspiring Love and Affection from all,
1.4: Worship that Nandakumara, the essence of all Joy, by reflecting on His Divine Essence (which is) of the Nature
ofSupreme Brahman.