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1
राम कृष्ण गोविंद नारायण नारायण नारायण नारायण हे जगन्नाथ पूरी के नाथ का साक्षात विराजनाथ हे जगन्नाथ नीलाचल नाथ जन के साथ सृष्टि के नाथ
2
नारायण कहो या जगन्नाथ पुरुषोत्तम कहो या जगन्नाथ केशव कहो या जगन्नाथ पांडव का सारथी या जगन्नाथ शंख चक्र गदाधर या जगन्नाथ कृष्ण कहूं या जगन्नाथ गोपाला कहूं या जगन्नाथ मुरलीधर कहूं या जगन्नाथ श्याम कहूं या जगन्नाथ महोद अधिपति कहूं या जगन्नाथ कनक शिखर वासी कहूं या जगन्नाथ बलभद्र अग्र कहूं या जगन्नाथ पतित पावन कहूं या जगन्नाथ मीचलनाथ
3
कहो कहां छिपाओगे निज को जब खींच रहा जग इस रथ को हे जगन्नाथ गोरी के नाथ का साक्षात मेरा नाथ नाथ जल जन के साथ सृष्टि के छूट गए मंदिर के ताले टूट गए सब पहरे काले नील शिखर से उतर पड़े हैं खुद ब्रह्मांड को रचने वाले
4
घनन घन घन घंटा बाजे सज गया रथ नंद घोष बिरा गाजे कोटि कोटि जन रास्ता खींचे महाकाला पथ पर गाजे चका डोला दो नयन विशाल चक्र सुदर्शन रक्षक काल लकड़ी की इस देह में देखो साक्षात खड़ा है महाकाल
5
हरि बोल जोर उठा आज धरा पर चलने आया जो कल तक था सिंहासन पर बैठा सुनो रे दुनिया के सम्राटों अपनी अकड़ को आज तुम काटो जिसके सम्मुख राजा भी चेला तुम उसके आगे मत भागो सोने की झाड़ू हाथ में लेकर राजा भी जहां दास खड़ा है देखो आज वो राजाओं आकर आड़ा है
6
कोई ना ऊंचा कोई ना नीचा सब एक ही डोरी ने खींचा कहो कहां छिपाओगे निज को जब खींचा हो जग सिर को हे जगन्नाथ पूरी के नाथ का साक्षात विराजनाथ हे जगन्नाथ नीला राजनाथ जन के साथ सृष्टि के हे जगन्नाथ जगन्नाथ नारायण नारायण
Meaning & Translation
Verse 1
O Rama, Krishna, Govinda, Narayana, Narayana, Narayana, Narayana! O Jagannath, the manifest Lord of Puri! O Jagannath, Lord of Nilachal, with the people, Lord of creation!
Verse 2
Call Him Narayana or Jagannath, call Him Purushottam or Jagannath, call Him Keshav or Jagannath, the charioteer of the Pandavas or Jagannath, the wielder of conch, discus, mace or Jagannath. Shall I call Him Krishna or Jagannath? Shall I call Him Gopala or Jagannath? Shall I call Him Muralidhar or Jagannath? Shall I call Him Shyam or Jagannath? Shall I call Him Lord of the great ocean or Jagannath? Shall I call Him dweller of the golden peak or Jagannath? Shall I call Him elder brother of Balabhadra or Jagannath? Shall I call Him purifier of the fallen or Jagannath? O Meechalnath!
Verse 3
Tell me, where will you hide yourself, when the world is pulling this chariot? O Jagannath, the manifest Lord of Puri, my Lord, Lord of creation with the people. The temple locks are open, all dark guards are broken. From the blue peak, He who created the universe Himself has descended.
Verse 4
The bells ring 'ghanan ghan ghan', the chariot is adorned, the Nandighosha roars. Millions of people pull the path, roaring on the Mahakala path. The swaying wheels, two vast eyes, Sudarshan Chakra, protector of time. Behold, in this wooden body, Mahakal Himself stands manifest.
Verse 5
Chant Hari Bol! A great roar rises today on earth, He who sat on the throne until yesterday has come to walk. Listen, O emperors of the world, cut down your arrogance today. Before whom even kings are disciples, do not run from Him. With a golden broom in hand, where even a king stands as a servant, behold, today He stands before those kings.
Verse 6
No one is high, no one is low, all are pulled by the same rope. Tell me, where will you hide yourself, when the world pulls your head? O Jagannath, the manifest Lord of Puri! O Jagannath, the blue-robed King, with the people, Lord of creation! O Jagannath, Jagannath, Narayana, Narayana!
✨Spiritual Benefits
Chanting the Jagannath Narayan Bhajan is believed to invoke the blessings of Lord Jagannath, fostering deep devotion and spiritual peace. It helps devotees connect with the divine energy of Puri and the Rath Yatra, promoting a sense of equality and humility. Regular recitation can lead to liberation from worldly attachments, purification of the soul, and the attainment of prosperity and well-being. It is particularly beneficial for those seeking spiritual upliftment and a closer bond with the Supreme Being.
📜About this Bhajan
This powerful Hindi bhajan is a heartfelt invocation and praise of Lord Jagannath, the presiding deity of Puri. It glorifies Him by various names like Narayana, Purushottam, Krishna, and Mahakal, highlighting His omnipresence and supreme power. The bhajan vividly describes the grandeur of the Rath Yatra, where the Lord descends from His throne to walk among His devotees, emphasizing equality and humility. It celebrates Jagannath as the creator of the universe and the purifier of the fallen, inviting all to experience His divine presence.