Song 1
shrIkamalAmbikAyAm
muttusvAmi dIkShitar
saptamAvaraNakIrtanam
rAgaM: sahAnA (22)
tALaM: tripuTa
pallavi
shrI kamalAmbikAyAM bhaktiM karomi
shritakalpavATikAyAM caNDikAyAM jagadambikAyAm
anupallavi
rAkAcandravadanAyAM rAjIvanayanAyAM
pAkArinutacaraNAyAM AkAshAdikiraNAyAm
hrIMkAravipinahariNyAM hrIMkArasusharIriNyAM
hrIMkArataruma~njaryAM hrIMkAreshvaryAM gauryAm
caraNam
sharIratrayavilakShaNasukhatarasvAtmAnubhoginyAM
viri~nciharIshAnaharihayaveditarahasyayoginyAm
parAdi vAgdevatArUpavashinyAdi vibhAginyAM
carAtmakasarvarogaharanirAmayarAjayoginyAm
karadh.rtavINAvAdinyAM kamalAnagaravinodinyAM
suranaramunijanamodinyAM guruguhavaraprasAdinyAm
Note: This composition is on the presiding Goddess of the seventh AvaraNa, which is called the sarvarogahara cakra.
Free translation:
Kamalamba who is a garden of Kalpa-rees to those who seek refuge in her who has earned the title of Chandika who is the mother of the Universe whose face is like the full moon, whose eyes are like the red lotus-flower whose feet are adored by Indra the enemy of Bakasura, who possesses the resplendece of the ray that radiates over all the five elements trees, who is the female deer wandering in the glade known as Hreem Mantra who is like the bunch of delicious flwers of the tree known as Hreem Mantra who is the owner of Hreem Mantra who is known as Gowri because she is of golden color, who is the embodiment of Rajayoga, which has power to dispell all diseases, who plays the Veena held in her sacred hand, who disports in Kamalangar who gladdens god, man and sage, who dispenses boons to Guruguha.
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Song 2
sakalaloka nAyike
UttukkADu veN^kaTasubbayyar
rAgam: Arabhi
tALam: Adi
pallavi
sakalalokanAyike tvAmeva sharaNaM prapadye
madhyamakAla sAhityam
sarvarogaharacakramayi
sarvAnandamayi maN^gaLamayi
anupallavi
a ka ca Ta ta pa ya ra la va shAdi kShAnta
akSharamayi vAN^mayi cinmayi
shukanAradakumbhajamunivara
stutigAyakajanasannute
madhyamakAla sAhityam
nAganAyaka shatadashAraphaNa
lokavihitadharakaravalaye
lokalokasaMmohita hitakara
siddhibuddhinata karavalaye
caraNam
bhavarogaharavaibhave
paramakalyANaguNanikare
navarasAlaN^kArakAvyanATaka
varNite shubhakare
kuvalayadalanavanIlasharIri
govindasodari shrIkari
shivah.rdayakamalanilaye
tripurasiddhIshvari natashrInagare
madhyamakAla sAhityam
avanatarahasyayoginikUle
shatadinasamakara mukhadyutijAle
bhuvanaprasiddhahrIMkAra-
kAmeshvarabIjamantralole
Free translation:
I surrender all only to you, Oh Empress of the entire universe. You are the essence of auspiciousness and bliss, and of the form of the sarvarogahara (remover of all ailments) cakra.
You are the essence of consciousness and speech, containing all the sounds, from a to ksha. You are worshipped by sages like Suka, Narada and Agastya. The king of serpents, who bears the world on his hundred hoods, adorns your hand as a bracelet. You enchant the world and grant knowledge and accomplishments for the world's welfare.
You are endowed with all auspicious qualities, and are worshipped for removing the disease of repeated rebirths. You are described in poems and dramas, which are ornamented with figures of speech employing the nine rasas. You confer wealth and welfare to the world. You are the sister of Govinda. Your body is like the petal of a blooming blue lotus, and your face equals a hundred suns. You rule over the deities of the (Yogic) accomplishments in the three cities. You reside in the lotus heart of Siva, and you delight in reciting hrIM, the seed mantra of Siva-Kameswara.
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