O Almighty! Thou art the giver of life, the remover of pains and sorrows, the bestower of happiness. O Creator of the Universe, may we receive the supreme sin-destroying light. May thou guide our mind in the right direction. ||1||
Om, I bow to the Supreme Almighty, who is the very form of Truth, Consciousness and Bliss; is the one illuminated Being and is the very image of universal good. ||2||
May the Nature composed of three qualities ie Sat, Rajas and Tamas guna; the five elements viz fire, water, air, earth and space; the nine planets and fourteen worlds; the seven notes of music with all their variations; the ten directions and time – past, present and future – all these cause perpetual good to us. ||3||
Our salutations to Bharat Mata whose feet are being washed by the waves of the ocean, who is crowned by the snowy Himalayas, whose illustrious children have distinguished themselves as brahmarishis and rajarishis. ||4||
This entire Universe is pervaded by the Almighty, for the reason that it is dependent upon primordial nature, which in its turn is also pervaded by that Almighty. That Almighty alone is thus independent without a beginning and without an end. For this reason, enjoy whatever is given to you by Almighty, protect the Self by renunciation. Access it by passive awareness. Lust not after any others’ wealth. ||5||
Almighty, Lead me from unreal to real. Lead me from darkness to light. Lead me from mortality to immortality. ||6||
Let all be happy. Let all be free from diseases. Let all see auspicious things and positive in all. Let no body suffer from grief. ||7||
That (Absolute Brahman) is Infinite. This (Manifested Brahman, the Universe) is also infinite. This infinite has manifested from that infinite. Infinite being taken out from infinite, what remains is also infinite. ||8||
Meet together, talk together; Let your minds apprehend alike, in like manner as the ancient gods concurring; accepted their portion of sacrifice.||9||
Common be the prayer of these (assembled worshippers); common be the acquirement and the purpose, associated be the desire, I repeat for you common prayer, I offer you a common oblation. ||10||
Common be your (worshippers’) intention, common be the wishes of your hearts, common be your thoughts so that there may be thorough union among you. ||11||
O, Gods, with our ears may we hear what is blessed. With our eyes, may we, the worshippers, see what is auspicious. May we the hymnodists with perfect limbs and bodies enjoy the long lease of life granted by gods. ||12||
I do not desire for Kingdom, Heaven or end of rebirth. My only desire is that all those beings which are afflicted by misery be happy. ||13||
Oh God, it is our earnest prayer that in our life, we are able to give more than what we get.||14||