Karpur Gauram - Song of Lord Shiva

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Karpur Gauram Karuna avatar
Sansara Saram Bhujagendra haram
Sada vasantam Hridaya arvinde
Bhavam Bhavani Sahitam Namami


Karpur Gauram : The one who is as pure as camphor(karpur)
 Karuna avatar : The avatar full of compassion Sansara Saram : The one who is the essence of the world Bhujagendra haram: The one with the serpent king as his garland Sada vasantam : Always residing Hridaya arvinde: In the lotus of the heart Bhavam Bhavani: Oh Lord and Goddess (Sati: wife of Shiva) Sahitam Namami: I bow to you both


When the complete surrender happens, you become one with him.
Enjoy the bliss by listening to it.


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