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1
अच्युतम केशवं कृष्ण दामोदरं, राम नारायणं जानकी वल्लभम्।
2
कौन कहता है भगवान आते नहीं, तुम मीरा के जैसे बुलाते नहीं।
3
कौन कहता है भगवान खाते नहीं, बेर शबरी के जैसे खिलाते नहीं।
4
कौन कहता है भगवान सोते नहीं, माँ यशोदा के जैसे सुलाते नहीं।
5
कौन कहता है भगवान नाचते नहीं, तुम गोपी के जैसे नचाते नहीं।
6
अच्युतम केशवं कृष्ण दामोदरं, राम नारायणं जानकी वल्लभम्।
Meaning & Translation
Verse 1
O Achyuta (imperishable), Keshava (having long hair, killer of Keshi), Krishna, Damodara (one with a rope around his belly); O Rama, Narayana, beloved of Janaki (Sita).
Verse 2
Who says God does not come? You do not call Him like Meera did.
Verse 3
Who says God does not eat? You do not feed Him like Shabari did with berries.
Verse 4
Who says God does not sleep? You do not put Him to sleep like Mother Yashoda did.
Verse 5
Who says God does not dance? You do not make Him dance like the Gopis did.
Verse 6
O Achyuta (imperishable), Keshava (having long hair, killer of Keshi), Krishna, Damodara (one with a rope around his belly); O Rama, Narayana, beloved of Janaki (Sita).
✨Spiritual Benefits
Chanting Vishnu bhajans, particularly 'Achyutam Keshavam', helps in cultivating profound devotion towards Lord Vishnu and his various incarnations. It purifies the mind and soul, bringing immense peace and tranquility. Regular recitation is believed to invoke Lord Vishnu's blessings for protection, prosperity, and overall well-being. It strengthens one's spiritual connection, helps in overcoming obstacles, and fosters a sense of surrender and faith. The powerful vibrations of the bhajan are said to cleanse negative energies and fill the environment with positive spiritual energy.