Jagadananda Karaka - Balamuralikrishna - Tyagaraja Pancharatna Kriti

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In line with the pattern, last para of JAGADANANDA is the best!

[Meaning:
One who has countless (“aganitha”) good qualities (“guna”).
One who adorns saffron colored (“kanaka”) silk clothes (“chela”).
One who pierced Mara trees (“saala vidhalanaa”).
One who has divine rosy (“aruna abha samaana”) feet (“charana”).
Thy fame (“mahimaa”) is limitless (“apaara”).
One who dwells (“sadana”) in the hearts (“hruth”) of very great (“adbhutha”) poets (“su-kavijana”).
One who does many good things (“vihitha”) for the devas (“sura”) and saints (“muni gana”).
The lord of Lakshmi (“Kalasha neera nidhi jaa ramana”).
Who is Narasimha to the elephant (“gaja”) called Sin (“papa”).
Thou art worshipped (“nutha”) by great men (“aadi”) like Shri Thyagaraja.]
 
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