मुझे ला दो भजन वाली वही माला Lyrics in Hindi & Meaning
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Bhajan Title & Deity
This bhajan, मुझे ला दो भजन वाली वही माला, is dedicated to **Nandlal**, a name for Lord Krishna, especially in his childhood form. The bhajan is a heartfelt prayer to obtain a rosary that has been used by revered figures in Hindu mythology and history, with the ultimate goal of attaining divine union with Nandlal.
Origin & Spiritual Significance
The composer of this bhajan is not specified in the provided content, but its tradition aligns with the **Pushti Marg**, which emphasizes the path of grace and loving devotion to achieve spiritual liberation. The phalasruti, or the spiritual benefit, of chanting this bhajan is to invoke the divine presence of Nandlal, seeking His grace and blessings for liberation.
Why devotees love this bhajan: It is chanted for divine union and brings comfort in separation from the divine.
Lyrics in Hindi (Devanagari)
मुझे ला दो भजन वाली वही माला,
जा के रटने से मिल जाए नंदलाला।。
जो माला माँ यशोदा ने फेरी,
जो माला माँ यशोदा ने फेरी,
देखो लीला दिखा गए नंदलाला,
मोहे लादो भजन वाली वही माला,
जा के रटने से मिल जाए नंदलाला।。
जो माला मैया गौरा ने फेरी,
जो माला मैया गौरा ने फेरी,
उन्हें मिल गए वो डमरू वाला,
मोहे लादो भजन वाली वही माला,
जा के रटने से मिल जाए नंदलाला।。
जो माला द्रोपदी ने फेरी,
जो माला द्रोपदी ने फेरी,
देखो चीर बड़ा गए गोपाला,
मोहे लादो भजन वाली वही माला,
जा के रटने से मिल जाए नंदलाला।。
जो माला माता शबरी ने फेरी,
जो माला माता शबरी ने फेरी,
झूठे बेरो को खा गए राम लाला,
मोहे लादो भजन वाली वही माला,
जा के रटने से मिल जाए नंदलाला।。
जो माला हनुमान जी ने फेरी,
जो माला हनुमान जी ने फेरी,
देखो लंका को पल में जला डाला,
मोहे लादो भजन वाली वही माला,
जा के रटने से मिल जाए नंदलाला।。
मुझे ला दो भजन वाली वही माला,
जा के रटने से मिल जाए नंदलाला।。
English Transliteration
Mujhe la do bhajan wali wahi mala,
Ja ke ratne se mil jaye Nandalal.
Jo mala ma Yashoda ne fere,
Jo mala ma Yashoda ne fere,
Dekho lila dikha gaye Nandalal,
Muje la do bhajan wali wahi mala,
Ja ke ratne se mil jaye Nandalal.
Jo mala maiya Gaura ne fere,
Jo mala maiya Gaura ne fere,
Unhe mil gaye vo damru wala,
Muje la do bhajan wali wahi mala,
Ja ke ratne se mil jaye Nandalal.
Jo mala Draupadi ne fere,
Jo mala Draupadi ne fere,
Dekho cheer bada gaye Gopal,
Muje la do bhajan wali wahi mala,
Ja ke ratne se mil jaye Nandalal.
Jo mala mata Shabari ne fere,
Jo mala mata Shabari ne fere,
Jhute bero ko kha gaye Ram Lala,
Muje la do bhajan wali wahi mala,
Ja ke ratne se mil jaye Nandalal.
Jo mala Hanuman ji ne fere,
Jo mala Hanuman ji ne fere,
Dekho Lanka ko pal me jala dala,
Muje la do bhajan wali wahi mala,
Ja ke ratne se mil jaye Nandalal.
Mujhe la do bhajan wali wahi mala,
Ja ke ratne se mil jaye Nandalal.
Simple English Meaning
The bhajan starts with a prayer to be given the rosary that is used for chanting, which upon repetition, will lead to the attainment of Nandlal, another name for Lord Krishna. It then recounts various figures from Hindu mythology and history, like Mother Yashoda, Mother Gaura, Draupadi, Mother Shabari, and Hanuman, who have used such rosaries, achieving divine visions or performing remarkable feats. The bhajan seeker yearns for a similar rosary, hoping to meet Nandlal through its use.
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When & How to Chant
This bhajan is ideally chanted during **satsangs** or in solitude, preferably in the early morning hours, known as **Brahma Muhurta**, considered the most auspicious time for spiritual practices. Devotees are advised to offer **prasad** (usually fruits or sweets) after the chanting, as a token of gratitude.
Cultural Notes
Famous singers like **Shri Kunjbihari Das Ji Maharaj** have contributed to the wide reach and popularity of this bhajan. The **Rajasthani style** of singing this bhajan is particularly notable for its soulful and emotional rendition, resonating with the spiritual longing of devotees.