Shri Shyam Chalisa
Shri Shyam Chalisa
The Shri Shyam Chalisa is a sacred devotional hymn dedicated to Shri Shyam, an incarnation of Lord Krishna, revered for his divine playfulness, compassion, and love. This hymn forms a vital part of the spiritual practices of devotees who seek to connect with the benevolent energy of Shri Shyam. Reciting the Chalisa is believed to invoke the deity’s blessings, providing spiritual upliftment and fostering a deeper connection with the divine. The significance of reciting the Shri Shyam Chalisa lies in its ability to bring peace, prosperity, and joy to the lives of devotees. It is said to help alleviate mental stress, promote emotional balance, and enhance overall well-being. Regular recitation can lead to improved focus and clarity, guiding individuals towards their spiritual paths while also manifesting their desires and aspirations in the material world. Traditionally, it is recommended to recite this hymn on auspicious days, particularly during festivals connected to Lord Krishna, or whenever one seeks solace and guidance. To engage in this devotional practice, one can recite the Shri Shyam Chalisa with pure intent and devotion, ideally in a quiet and sacred space. It is beneficial to chant it with a focused mind, allowing the vibrations of the verses to resonate deeply within. The rhythmic chanting not only serves as a form of meditation but also strengthens the connection between the devotee and Shri Shyam, fostering an experience of divine love and grace.
Shri Guru Charana Dhyana Dhara, Sumiri Sachchidananda।
Shyama Chalisa Bhanata Hun, Racha Chaipai Chhanda॥
॥Chaupai॥
Shyama Shyama Bhaji Barambara।
Sahaja Hi Ho Bhavasagara Para॥
Ina Sama Deva Na Duja Koi।
Dina Dayalu Na Data Hoi॥
Bhimasuputra Ahilavati Jaya।
Kahin Bhima Ka Pautra Kahaya॥
Yaha Saba Katha Sahi Kalpantara।
Tanika Na Manon Isamein Antara॥
Barbarika Vishnu Avatara।
Bhaktana Hetu Manuja Tanu Dhara॥
Vasudeva Devaki Pyare।
Yashumati Maiya Nanda Dulare॥
Madhusudana Gopala Murari।
Brijakishora Govardhana Dhari॥
Siyarama Shri Hari Govinda।
Dinapala Shri Bala Mukunda॥
Damodara Ranachhoda Bihari।
Natha Dvarikadhisha Kharari॥
Narahari Rupa Prahalada Pyara।
Khambha Phari Hiranakusha Mara॥
Radha Vallabha Rukmini Kanta।
Gopi Vallabha Kansa Hananta॥
Manamohana Chittachora Kahaye।
Makhana Chori Chori Kara Khaye॥
Muralidhara Yadupati Ghanashyama।
Krishna Patitapavana Abhirama॥
Mayapati Lakshmipati Isa।
Purushottama Keshava Jagadisha॥
Vishvapati Tribhuvana Ujiyara।
Dina Bandhu Bhaktana Rakhavara॥
Prabhu Ka Bheda Koi Na Paya।
Shesha Mahesha Thake Muniraya॥
Narada Sharada Rishi Yogindara।
Shyama Shyama Saba Ratata Nirantara॥
Kari Kovida Kari Sake Na Ginanta।
Nama Apara Athaha Ananta॥
Hara Srishti Hara Yuga Mein Bhai।
Le Avatara Bhakta Sukhadai॥
Hridaya Manhi Kari Dekhu Vichara।
Shyama Bhaje To Ho Nistara॥
Kira Padhavata Ganika Tari।
Bhilani Ki Bhakti Balihari॥
Sati Ahilya Gautama Nari।
Bhai Shrapa Vasha Shila Dukhari॥
Shyama Charana Racha Nita Lai।
Pahunchi Patiloka Mein Jai॥
Ajamila Aru Sadana Kasai।
Nama Pratapa Parama Gati Pai॥
Jake Shyama Nama Adhara।
Sukha Lahahi Duhkha Dura Ho Sara॥
Shyama Sulochana Hai Ati Sundara।
Mora Mukuta Sira Tana Pitambara॥
Gala Vaijayantimala Suhai।
Chhavi Anupa Bhaktana Mana Bhai॥
Shyama Shyama Sumirahu Dinarati।
Shama Dupahari Aru Parabhati॥
Shyama Sarathi Jisake Ratha Ke।
Rode Dura Hoya Usa Patha Ke॥
Shyama Bhakta Na Kahin Para Hara।
Bhira Pari Taba Shyama Pukara॥
Rasana Shyama Nama Rasa Pi Le।
Ji Le Shyama Nama Ke Hale॥
Sansari Sukha Bhoga Milega।
Anta Shyama Sukha Yoga Milega॥
Shyama Prabhu Hain Tana Ke Kale।
Mana Ke Gore Bhole Bhale॥
Shyama Santa Bhaktana Hitakari।
Roga Dosha Agha Nashai Bhari॥
Prema Sahita Je Nama Pukara।
Bhakta Lagata Shyama Ko Pyara॥
Khatu Mein Hai Mathura Vasi।
Para Brahma Purana Avinasi॥
Sudha Tana Bhari Murali Bajai।
Chahun Dishi Nana Jahan Suni Pai॥
Vriddha Bala Jete Nari Nara।
Mugdha Bhaye Suni Vanshi Ke Svara॥
Dauda Dauda Pahunche Saba Jai।
Khatu Mein Jahan Shyama Kanhai॥
Jisane Shyama Svarupa Nihara।
Bhava Bhaya Se Paya Chhutakara॥
॥Doha॥
Shyama Salone Sanvare, Barbarika Tanu Dhara।
Ichchha Purna Bhakta Ki, Karo Na Lao Bara॥