pAvana guru   RAGAM- hamsAnandi  (53rd Melakartha Ganashrama Janyam)                https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamsanandi AROHANA:        S R₁ G₃ M₂ D₂ N₃ Ṡ             || AVAROHANA:  Ṡ N₃ D₂ M₂ G₃ R₁ S            || taaLam: Rupakam Composer: Lalita Daasar Lyrics: Courtesy karnatik.com and Lakshman Ragde Meanings: ChatGPT Plus with author edits Version: Ram Kaushik (Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zn7dVpLB5zA ) YouTube Class: Audio Class (MP3): www.shivkumar.org/music/pavanaguru-hamsanandi-class.mp3   Pallavi: pAvanaguru pavana purAdhIshamAshrayE   Anupallavi: jIvana dhara samkAsham krSNam gO-lOkEsham bhAvita nArada girisham tribhuvanAvanO vEsham   caraNam: pUjita vidhi purandaram rAjita muraLIdharam vraja lalanA nandakaram ajitam udAram smara shata shubhakAkAram niravadhi karuNApUram rAdhA vadana cakOram laLitA sOdaram param Meaning: (ChatGPT Plus with author edits) Pallavi: Sahityam: "pAvanaguru pavana purAdhIshamAshrayE" Meaning: "I seek refuge in the pure teacher ('pAvanaguru'), the pure ('pavana') lord of the sacred city ('purAdhIsham')." This line is an invocation, expressing devotion and surrender to a divine figure, Lord Krishna, who is seen as a pure and guiding force.   Anupallavi Sahityam: "jIvana dhara samkAsham krSNam gO-lOkEsham bhAvita nArada girisham tribhuvanAvanO vEsham" Meaning: "Like the sustainer of life ('jIvana dhara'), Krishna ('krSNam'), the lord of Gokula ('gO-lOkEsham'), contemplated by Narada ('bhAvita nArada'), the lord of the mountains ('girisham'), in the guise of the protector of the three worlds ('tribhuvanAvanO vEsham')." Caraṇam Sahityam: "pUjita vidhi purandaram rAjita muraLIdharam vraja lalanA nandakaram ajitam udAram" Meaning: "Worshipped in the right way ('pUjita vidhi'), the glorified bearer of the flute ('rAjita muraLIdharam'), the joy-giver ('nandakaram') to the women of Vraja ('vraja lalanA'), the unconquered ('ajitam') and magnanimous ('udAram')." Sahityam: "smara shata shubhakAkAram niravadhi karuNApUram rAdhA vadana cakOram laLitA sOdaram param" Meaning: "Remember ('smara') the one of a hundred auspicious forms ('shata shubhakAkAram'), endless ('niravadhi') in compassion ('karuNApUram'), like the cakora bird to Radha's face ('rAdhA vadana cakOram'), the playful ('laLitA') brother ('sOdaram'), the supreme ('param')."