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    Sarasijanabha Sodari

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    1) The song praises Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge, who is described as the sister of Lord Brahma and protector of all beings. 2) She holds a lotus in her hand, offering protection and refuge to all who come to her. 3) She is worshipped by snakes that adorn her lotus feet, and she eternally resides in places of learning, destroying ignorance and bestowing blessings.

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    1) The song praises Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge, who is described as the sister of Lord Brahma and protector of all beings. 2) She holds a lotus in her hand, offering protection and refuge to all who come to her. 3) She is worshipped by snakes that adorn her lotus feet, and she eternally resides in places of learning, destroying ignorance and bestowing blessings.

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    1) The song praises Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge, who is described as the sister of Lord Brahma and protector of all beings. 2) She holds a lotus in her hand, offering protection and refuge to all who come to her. 3) She is worshipped by snakes that adorn her lotus feet, and she eternally resides in places of learning, destroying ignorance and bestowing blessings.

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    Sarasijanabha Sodari

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    1) The song praises Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge, who is described as the sister of Lord Brahma and protector of all beings. 2) She holds a lotus in her hand, offering protection and refuge to all who come to her. 3) She is worshipped by snakes that adorn her lotus feet, and she eternally resides in places of learning, destroying ignorance and bestowing blessings.

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    Pallavi

    sarasija nabha sodari san?kari pahi mam


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    Anupallavi
    varadabhaya kara kamale saran?agata vatsale
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    Charanam
    parandhama prakirtite
    pasu pasa vimocite
    pannaga-abharan?a yute
    naga gandhari pujita-abja pade
    sada nandite sampade
    vara guru guha janani mada samani
    mahis?asura mardini manda gamani
    man?gal?a vara pradayini
    sarasija nabha sodari sankari paahimaam - 3
    varadaabhaya kara kamale - 3
    saranaagata vatsale |sarasija|
    parandhaama prakeertite - 3
    pasupasha vimochite
    pannagabharanayute -2
    nagagandhari poojitabja pate sadanandite sampate |pannaga|
    varaguru guha janani - 2
    mada samani mahishasura mardhani manda gamini mangala vara pradaayini |sarasija|
    **********************************************************************
    Song: nAgagAndhArI rAganutE
    rAgam: nAgagAndhArI
    tAlam: Adi
    Composer: Muthuswamy Dikshitar
    Genre: Carnatic | Indian
    Language: Sanskrit
    Pallavi
    naga gandhari raga nute
    nagaja nandite mamava
    Anupallavi
    naga raja vinute sura hite - 2
    vaagisadi guru guha vandite
    bhagavatadi nuta para devate
    parama tatvartha bodhite sive |naga|

    Charanam
    parama santa svarupakaare
    paada pankaja padma kare
    niratisaya sukha kare suruchire
    sasara chapa pasaankusa dhare

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