(Ramayana Title Track)
हो, मंगल भवन, अमंगल हारी
English Lyrics:
O auspicious one, Mangal Bhavan, destroyer of inauspiciousness,
The son of Dasharatha, the one who delights in playing,
Come, O Ram, who dances for the welfare of devotees,
You remove all sorrows, O Lord of Sita Ram.
Whoever seeks refuge, he will be blessed and supported.
Whoever loves truth and has affection for all,
He surely finds Him, there is no doubt.
O Ram of Sita, you know the whole world,
I shall sing your name with all my might.
O Sita Ram!
Remove my burden, O Lord, for I am your humble servant.
O Sita Ram!
Turn the impure into the pure, sow the seeds in the field,
By chanting the name of Ram, the effect is achieved,
Sing the Vedas, Puranas, and Upanishads,
O Sita Ram!
Ram does not come in the end.
Sita's faith is firm, Ram has unwavering faith,
The Ramayana written by Tulsidas, we are Tulsidas' servants.
O Hari Anand...
Hari Anand...
Hari Anant, Hari-Hari Anant, the story of Hari is infinite,
Many saints tell and hear in various ways,
O Ram Sita Ram, Sita Ram, Jai Jai Ram.
The narrative of Sita and Ram is exceedingly pure, sweet, beautiful, and emotionally touching. Oh, despite hearing it repeatedly, it never satiates the thirst of the heartWhoever recites Ram's story and holds onto it,
O compassionate one, the one who takes care of the weak,
Tulsidas worships his Ram, O Ram,
O wise one, strive from birth to birth,
This Song (Chaupai) is collection of versus from “Ramcharitmanas“- An epic written by Saint Tulasidas. The Ramacharitmanas is an epic poem in the Awadhi language, composed by the 16th-century Indian bhakti poet Saint Tulsidas. Also known as Tulasi Ramayan, it's considered one of the greatest works of Hindu literature.
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