This keertana is commonly sung in temples and at home during bhajan sessions. It extols the divine beauty and compassion of Lord Srinivasa, using the image of “parijatham” (a heavenly fragrant flower) to symbolize the deity’s grace.
The phrase "Srita Parijatam" is key. In Hindu mythology, the Parijata tree emerged from the ocean of milk (Samudra Manthan) and fulfills any wish. By calling Lord Srinivasa the Srita Parijata (Parijata for those who seek refuge), the composer declares that Lord Venkateswara is not just a deity but the ultimate giver of all desires – material, spiritual, and moksha (liberation). sri srinivasam sritha parijatham lyrics in telugu
The repeated line "Sharanam Sharanam" echoes the essential Vedantic teaching that surrender (Prapatti) to the Lord is the easiest path to salvation in this Kali Yuga. This keertana is commonly sung in temples and
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