Vandanamu Raghunandana
Vandanamu Raghunandana
वन्दनमु रघुनन्दन
रागं: शहन रागमु
तालं: आदि तालमु
पल्लवि
वन्दनमु रघुनन्दन - सेतु
बन्धन भक्त चन्दन राम
चरणमु(लु)
श्रीदमा नातो वादमा - ने
भेदमा इदि मोदमा राम
श्रीरमा हृच्चार ममु ब्रोव
भारमा रायबारमा राम
विण्टिनि नम्मु कॊण्टिनि शर
णण्टिनि रम्मण्टिनि राम
ओडनु भक्ति वीडनु नॊरुल
वेडनु जूडनु राम
कम्मनि विडॆ मिम्मनि वरमु
कॊम्मनि पलुक रम्मनि राम
न्यायमा नी कायमा इङ्क
हेयमा मुनि गेयमा राम
चूडुमी गापाडुमी मम्मु
पोडिमिगा (गूडुमी राम
क्षेममु दिव्य धाममु नित्य
नीममु रामनाममु राम
वेगरा करुणासागर श्री
त्यागराजु हृदयाकर राम
About This Stotram
Vandanamu Raghunandana
Sanskrit Title: वन्दनमु रघुनन्दन
IAST Transliteration:
Overview
The stotram, 'Vandanamu Raghunandana', is a devotional hymn dedicated to Lord Rama, referred to as 'Raghunandana' (son of Raghu). The opening lines, 'Vandanamu Raghunandana' (Salutations to the son of Raghu), establish the devotional posture. The subsequent lines invoke Rama as 'Setu Bandhana Bhakta Chandana Rama' (Rama, who built the bridge, and the sandalwood for devotees), highlighting his role in the Ramayana and his affectionate nature towards his devotees. The stotram appears to express deep faith, surrender, and a plea for divine grace. The mention of 'Shri Rama' and the themes of seeking refuge ('Sharanantini') and divine support ('Brova Bharama') underscore its devotional essence. The musical notations suggest it is meant to be sung, enhancing its emotional and spiritual impact.
Details
| Attribute | Information |
|---|---|
| Deity | Rama |
| Author | Unknown |
| Type | Stotram |
| Category | Stotram |
| Number of Verses | 8 |
| Origin | The provided text indicates that 'Vandanamu Raghunandana' is a stotram. The 'Vedic Tithi' source suggests it is part of a collection of spiritual and devotional literature. However, its specific origin within a larger scripture or text is not explicitly stated. The presence of musical notations (Ragam: 'Shahana', Talam: 'Adi') suggests it might be a devotional song or kirtan, possibly composed in a tradition that emphasizes musical rendition of hymns. Without further textual evidence, its precise scriptural origin remains uncertain. |
Benefits of Recitation
- Receiving blessings of Lord Rama
- Overcoming obstacles
- Achieving devotion
- Finding solace and peace
- Seeking divine intervention
Best Time to Recite
Morning, Evening, during Rama Navami, Hanuman Jayanti, and other auspicious occasions related to Lord Rama.
Historical Context
The stotram 'Vandanamu Raghunandana' is presented as a devotional composition. The source 'Vedic Tithi' indicates it is part of a collection of spiritual literature. The use of Telugu script and language in the provided excerpt ('Vandanamu', 'Raghunandana', 'Rama') suggests a possible origin or strong tradition within Telugu-speaking regions of India. The musical notations (Ragam: Shahana, Talam: Adi) point towards a tradition where devotional hymns are sung with specific musical structures, common in South Indian devotional music. The author is unknown, and the exact period of composition is not specified. The content focuses on the veneration of Lord Rama, a central deity in Hinduism, particularly in traditions that emphasize the Ramayana narrative.
Related Stotrams
- Rama Ashtakam
- Ramashtakam
- Sri Rama Stotram
Last Updated: 2025-12-01