asmÄkaá¹ tÄvakÄnÄá¹ tatatata natÄnÄá¹ hare tava caraṇa-nalina-yugala-dhyÄnÄnubaddha-há¹›daya-nigaá¸ÄnÄá¹ sva-liá¹…ga-vivaraṇenÄtmasÄt-ká¹›tÄnÄm anukampÄnurañjita-viÅ›ada-rucira-Å›iÅ›ira-smitÄvalokena vigalita-madhura-mukha-rasÄmá¹›ta-kalayÄ cÄntas tÄpam anaghÄrhasi Å›amayitum
asmÄkam - of us; tÄvakÄnÄm - who are wholly and solely dependent upon You; tata-tata - O grandfather, father of the father; natÄnÄm - who are fully surrendered unto You; hare - O Lord Hari; tava - Your; caraṇa - on the feet; nalina-yugala - like two blue lotus flowers; dhyÄna - by meditation; anubaddha - bound; há¹›daya - in the heart; nigaá¸ÄnÄm - whose chains; sva-liá¹…ga-vivaraṇena - by manifesting Your own form; ÄtmasÄt-ká¹›tÄnÄm - of those You have accepted as Your own; anukampÄ - by compassion; anurañjita - being colored; viÅ›ada - bright; rucira - very pleasing; Å›iÅ›ira - cool; smita - with a smile; avalokena - by Your glance; vigalita - melted with compassion; madhura-mukha-rasa - of the very sweet words from Your mouth; amá¹›ta-kalayÄ - by the drops of nectar; ca - and; antaḥ - within the cores of our hearts; tÄpam - the great pain; anagha - O supreme pure; arhasi - You deserve; Å›amayitum - to curb.
Lord BrahmÄ is considered the father of the demigods, but Kṛṣṇa, or Lord Viṣṇu, is the father of BrahmÄ because BrahmÄ took birth from the lotus flower growing from the Lord’s abdomen.