Anandmurti Gurumaa (devnagari: आनंद मूर्ति गुरु माँ), also known as Gurumaa… Read Full Bio ↴Anandmurti Gurumaa (devnagari: आनंद मूर्ति गुरु माँ), also known as Gurumaa, is a new age spiritual guide. She is respected by followers of many faiths including Christianity, Hinduism, Judaism, Islam, Buddhism and Sufism. Her message transcends gender, religious, political, geographic and material boundaries. Anandmurti means “an embodiment of Divine Bliss” and Gurumaa means “Master Mother” in Hindi. Gurumaa teaches the disciplines of meditation, yoga, present moment awareness and self realisation, using meditation techniques from yoga, zen, tantra, sufism, buddhism and devised methods.Gurumaa's core teachings include meditation, self realisation, evolving consciousness and non-duality.

Invocation
Anandmurti Gurumaa Lyrics

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kalateen kalpant karii sada sajnnnanand data purari.chidanand sandoh mohapahari.
parseed paeserd parbo man matari
nabat umanath padar bindam banjatam aloke... parewan rarm... natavat sukham santam nasham nasham

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Anandmurti Gurumaa's Invocation are poetic and spiritual in nature, expressing the deep reverence and devotion that the singer has for the divine. The opening line speaks of the eternal nature of time and the infinite possibilities that it holds. The phrase "kalateen kalpant karii" refers to the cycles of time that exist in the universe, while "sada sajnnnanand data purari" invokes the image of the divine as the giver of knowledge and bliss.

The next line, "chidanand sandoh mohapahari", speaks of the infinite consciousness that is inherent in all things, and how it can lead to liberation from the illusion of the material world. The following line, "parseed paeserd parbo man matari", is a plea to the divine to remove the veil of ignorance and reveal the truth that lies within.

The final lines of the song are a meditation on the divine and its qualities. The image of the lotus at the beginning of the final line, "nabat umanath padar bindam banjatam aloke", is a symbol of purity and spiritual enlightenment. The repetition of the word "nasham" (destroy) at the end of the song serves to emphasize the impermanence of the physical world and the need to focus on the eternal.

Line by Line Meaning

kalateen kalpant karii sada sajnnnanand data purari.
Infinite and eternal, the giver of consciousness and bliss, the destroyer of darkness and ignorance, who creates and sustains the universe.

chidanand sandoh mohapahari.
The embodiment of pure consciousness, the one who destroys delusion and ignorance.

parseed paeserd parbo man matari
Oh mother, please awaken my mind and guide me.

nabat umanath padar bindam banjatam aloke...
The one with the nectar of compassion, whose lotus feet are adored and whose radiance is brilliant.

parewan rarm...
The supreme reality that permeates all.

natavat sukham santam nasham nasham
The one who bestows happiness, peace, and liberation, destroying all sorrows and negativities.

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