Bhaktamar Stotra 37 - 40
Rakteshanam
samada kokila kantha nilam krodhodhatam phaninamutphanamapatantam akramati kramayugena nirastashankah satvannamanagadamani hridi yasya pumsah - (37) |
O Benevolent ! A devotee who has absorbed the anti-toxin of your pious name crosses fearlessly over an extremely venomous and hissing serpent that has blood red eyes , [itch black body , obnoxious appearence and raised hood. ( That is , your devotee has no fear of snakes. ) |
Valgaturanga
gaja garjita bhima nada majau balam balavatamapi bhupatinam udyadivakara mayukha shikhapaviddham tvatkitanath tama ivashu bhidamupaiti - (38) |
O conqueror of vices ! As darkness recedes with the rising of the sun , the armies of formidable kings , creating tumultuous uproar of whinning horses and trumpeting elephants , retreat when your pious name is chanted. ( In other words , your devotee is free of the fear of enemies. ) |
Kuntagra
bhinna gaja shonitavarvaha vegavatara taranatura yodha bhime yuddhe jayam vijita durjaye jeya pakshah satvat pada pankaja vanashrayino labhante - (39) |
O vanquisher of the passions ! In the fierce battle , where brave warriors eager to plod over the streams of blood gushing out of the bodies of elephant pierced by sharp spears , the devotee having sought protection of the garden of your lotus feet embraces victory ultimately. ( In other words , your devotee is always victorious in the end. ) |
Ambhonidhau
kshubhita bhishana nakrachakra pathina pitha bhayadolvana vadavagnau rangataranga shikhara sthita yana patrah strasam vihaya bhavatah smaranad vrajanti - (40) |
O Equanimous ! Abroad a ship caught at the crest of giant waves and surrounded by attacking alligators , giant oceanic creatures , and marine fire , with the help of your name chanting , the devotees surmount such horrors and cross the ocean. ( That is your devotees are free of the fear of water. ) |