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Khel Mandiyala Valwanti Ghai — Abhanga de Sant Tukaram

Khel Mandiyala Valwanti Ghai — Abhanga de Sant Tukaram

Un vibrante himno de Sant Tukaram que describe la celebración extática en las arenas del río Chandrabhaga en Pandharpur. Pisar el ego y la cólera permite a los devotos postrarse unos ante otros en hermandad universal, danzando al son de platillos y tambores.

Versos

Khel̤a Māṃḍiyelā Vāl̤avaṃṭīṃ Ghāī Nāchatī Vaishṇava Bhāī Re
Khela mandiyela valawantim ghai, nachati vaishnava bhai re

Verso 1

Krodha Abhimāna Kelā Pāvaṭaṇī Eka Ekā Lāgatīla Pāyīṃ Re
Krodha abhimana kela pavatani, eka eka lagatila payim re

Verso 2

Gopīchaṃdana Uṭī Tul̤ashīchyā Māl̤ā Hāra Miravitī Gal̤āṃ Re
Gopichandana uti tulasichya mala, hara miraviti galam re

Verso 3

Ṭāl̤a Mṛdaṃga Ghāī Pushpavṛshṭī Hotī Anupamya Sukha Tetheṃ Re
Tala mridanga ghai pushpavrushti hoti, anupamya sukha tethem re

Verso 4

Tukā Mhaṇe Sopī Kelī Pāyavāṭa Utarāvayā Bhavaghāṭa Re
Tuka mhane sopi keli payavata, utaravaya bhavaghata re

Verso 5

Worship Guidelines & Chanting Benefits (Phalashruti)

Auspicious Day

A diario o en días sagrados lunares (Ekadashi, Purnima)

Best Time (Muhurta)

Brahma Muhurta (4:00 AM – 6:00 AM) o atardecer

Sacred Offerings

Lámpara de ghee, incienso, flores frescas y ofrenda de agua

Spiritual Benefits (Phalashruti)
  • Paz mental, elevación espiritual y armonía en el hogar

Contexto

Durante las grandes peregrinaciones anuales, cientos de miles de devotos se congregan en las arenas del Chandrabhaga en Pandharpur, borrando toda jerarquía social.

Sobre este Texto

Compuesto por: Sant Tukaram · Medieval Warkari Poet-Saint · 17th century, Maharashtra

A householder-saint of the Warkari tradition from Dehu, Maharashtra, who composed thousands of Abhangas (devotional verses) to Vitthal in plain, direct Marathi, often reflecting on his own hardships, doubts, and everyday struggles as a grain merchant.

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Egalitarian Sands of Pandharpur

Verse 2 describes devotees stepping on anger and pride (krodha abhimana kela pavatani), literally touching the feet of all fellow pilgrims regardless of caste.

The Sandbed as Sacred Ground

The wide sands of the Chandrabhaga river (Valwanti) are considered as holy as the sanctum sanctorum because of the dust of millions of saintly feet.

Easy Footpath to Liberation

Stanza 5 concludes with Tukaram's triumphant declaration that the saints have simplified the path across the turbulent ocean of existence (Bhavaghat).

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