നാട്യം - ക്ഷീരാംബുധി കുടികൊണ്ടവരേ ജയ

ക്ഷീരാംബുധി കുടികൊണ്ടവരേ ജയ
രാഗം - ശ്രീകണ്ഠ് 
താളം - ആദി        
നാട്യം - എതൃത്ത പൂജ
ദേവത - വിഷ്ണു
രചന -
Ksheerambudhi kudikondavare
Raagam - Shreekanta
Thaalam - Aadi
Natyam - Ethrutha Puja
Deity - Vishnu
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ക്ഷീരാംബുധി കുടികൊണ്ടവരേ ജയ
കിഴ്‌മേല്‍ ഉലകം അളന്നവനേ ജയ
കാണാകുന്ന ചരാചരമൊക്കവേ
താനാകുന്ന പരംപൊരുളേ ജയ |


രാഘവരൂപമിയന്നവനേ ജയ
രാക്ഷസവംശമറുപ്പവനേ ജയ
രാമാമുകുന്ദ മനോഹരനേ ജയ
രാമമംഗലമമരും നരസിംഹാ ജയ ||




Ksheerambudhi kudikondavare jaya.Kizhmel ulakam alannavane jaya.Kanakunna characharamokkave.Thanakkunna paramporule jaya.


Raghavaroopamiyannavane jaya.Rakshasavamshamaruppavane jaya.Ramamukunda manoharane jaya.Ramamangalamamarum narasimha jaya.

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Singer : Chottanikara Subhash Marar
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Meaning
Summary :   This song is a devotional hymn dedicated primarily to Lord Vishnu in his various avatars—including Narasimha, Rama, Vamana, and Krishna—along with praises to Goddess Saraswati and Lord Shiva. It specifically glorifies Lord Narasimha as the presiding deity residing at the sacred shrine of Ramamangalam. The lyrics celebrate the Supreme Being as the divine creator of all visible existence, the vanquisher of demon clans, and the compassionate protector who removes fear and suffering. Interwoven with these verses are prayers seeking shelter in Goddess Saraswati for artistic wisdom and salutations to Lord Narayana and Lord Shiva for divine liberation. Ultimately, the hymn stands as a poetic surrender asking the Almighty to bestow grace, grant fearlessness, and wipe away all worldly miseries.

Charanam 1 : Glory to the Lord who resides in the Ocean of Milk (Ksheerabdhi / Lord Vishnu).Glory to the one who measured the upper and lower worlds (in his Vamana avatar).Glory to the Supreme Being (Paramporul) who manifests as all visible living and non-living entities (Characharam).

Charanam 2 : Glory to the Lord who took the form of Raghava (Lord Rama).Glory to the destroyer of the demon race.Glory to the beautiful Rama and Mukunda.Glory to Lord Narasimha residing at the holy shrine of Ramamangalam.