📌 சந்த அமைப்பின்படி வரிகள் பிரிக்கப்பட்டுள்ளன — மெட்டுக்கேற்ப சீர் பிரிவு / Lines follow traditional chandam (rhythmic) word-breaks of the original composition.
As the primordial serpent dances, and mighty Mount Meru itself dances, the fierce Goddess Kali dances; with her,
The Lord who rides the sacred bull dances, while the attendant spirits, ghosts, goblins, and celestial beings dance all around.
The sweet-voiced Goddess Saraswati dances, Brahma seated on the lotus dances, the heavenly gods dance, and even the moon joins the dance.
The divine Mother Lakshmi dances, the great Lord Vishnu dances, and You too should come, dancing gracefully upon Your peacock.
You shattered the vast army of arrogant foes, who possessed mighty shoulders and would never abandon battle, reducing them to dust with Your spear.
As the enemies cried out and fled in terror, the victorious chariot advanced, while the golden conch resounded and the roaring ocean surged in response.
O Son of the Great Lord Vishnu, who reclines upon the ocean, whose glorious feet encompass all the worlds, and who rides Garuda!
O Son-in-law of the noble king, the illustrious Devasenapati (Indra), whose heart rejoices in You—O Lord worshipped by all the gods, please come and bestow Your divine presence and grace.
கிருத்திகை, சஷ்டி, செவ்வாய்க்கிழமை மற்றும் முருகன் பூஜை நேரங்களில் பாடலாம். Recite on Krittika, Shashti, Tuesdays and during Murugan puja.