Sudhalahari 30
Sudhālaharī 30
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- Sanskrit
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ūrdhvaṃ pāpāvalibhyaḥ sthita iti jagade yasya vedairudākhyā ninyuḥ ke 'pyāsanārthaṃ khalu sahacaratāṃ netrayoḥ puṇḍarīkam /
oṣṭhāvṛksāma yasya drutakanakanibhaśmaśrukeśākhilāṅgaḥ so 'yaṃ sarvāntarātmā tava diśatutarāṃ vāsareśaḥ śivāni //
Whose supreme name, 'He who stands above the multitude of sins,' the Vedas proclaimed,
while some indeed brought the lotus into companionship with his eyes for an abode;
whose lips are the Ṛg and the Sāma, and whose beard, hair, and entire body resemble melted gold:
may that lord of days, the inner Self of all, bestow upon you supreme auspiciousness.
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iti paṇḍitarājaśrījagannāthaviracitā sudhālaharī samāptā /
Thus ends the Sudhālaharī composed by the illustrious Jagannātha Paṇḍitarāja.
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