Vallabhapura vasa datta prabho
Bhakthula kaache bhagavantha
Jagadgurudavu neevayya
Jagathiki moolamu neevayya.
Atri maha muni sankalpam
Anasuya devi tapo balam
Avani paina nee agamanam
Divya maina nee vichitra rupam.
Munulu devathalandarunu
Nee rupamunu darsinchi
Amitamaina anandamunu
Pondi mukthulu ayyiraya.
Pranava svarupa o deva
Vedamulanu prabhodinchi
Jnanulake sujnanamunu
osagi varala brochitivi.
Sadhakudyna sankruthiki
astanga yogamu bhodhinchi
Yogula paliti daivamu vai
Yogi raju vai nilichithivi.
Brahmadevuni talapunanu
Akshara parabrahma yogamunu
Telipi punasrusti karanamaina
Prabrahmavu neevayya.
Mangalarupamu darsinchi
Srungaramuga bhavinchi
Anganalatho neevuntivani
Bhanga padenaya devendrudu.
Nee nijarupam teliyaganu
Nee mahimalanu smariyimpa
Nee krupa varipai varshinchi
Nijatayvamunu telipithivi.
Jambhasuruni takidiki
Talaga leka potjinani
Devendrudu ninu prardhinpa
Asruruni drunchina Anaghapriya.
Smarthugami yani telisukoni
Daladanudu ninu smariyimpa
Prathyakshamby nilachithivi
Vajra Kavachamunu bhodhinchithivi.
Karthaveeryuni rakshinchi
Sahasra bahula balamosagi
Asta siddhula nichithivi
Amita parakramu jesithivi.
Asanthi nondina renuka putrudu
Santhi kosamai alamatinchaga
Samvarthanavadhutha rupamuna
Santhi nosagi brochitivi.
Sradha bhakthi tho bhargava ramudu
Ninnu cheri sevinchanga
Tripura rahasyam prabhodinchina
Trisakthi rupudu neevayya.
Madalasamata sankalpam
Alarkudu ninu cheragane
Yoga vidyanu telipithivi
yogeeswaruniga chesithivi.
Brahma rakshasuni sayamuna
Vishnu dattudu ninu cheragane
Muppu tippalu pettithivi
Muripemutho daricherchitivi.
Vishnudattudu koragane
Pitru karyamunakochithivi
Suseelamma pilivagane
Analudu suryudu vachiraya.
Korikalemiyu lenatti
Aa dampathulanu deevinchi
Adbhutamaina mantramu nosagi
Janahitha karini chesithivi.
Kasilo nee snanamata
Kolhapurilo bikshyata
Chandrabhaga lo chethini kadigi
Thungabhadra lo neetini tragi
Sahyadri puramuna vasamata
Mahurugadalo nidrayata
Chitramaya nee sancharamu
Yogeswareswara chakravarthi.
Kaliyuga manduna Sripadudavai
Guru bhakthulanu brochitivi
Narasimha Saraswathi Swamy ga
Neevu Gurubhaktuni ila chatithivi
Manikya prabhuvaga leelalu chupi
Swami samardhaga bhakthula gachi
Sainadhudai Shiridi lo velasi
Asrithulanu gapadithivi.
Nirathamu ninnu smariyinche
Vittaludu palikina palukulivi
Palikina varini pari rakshinchu
Vallabhapura vasa guru datta.
Sri Gurucharitam chadavandi
Sadguru sakthini teliyandi
Bhakthi tho meeru kolavandi
Datta deva krupa pondandi.
Mangalamayya gurudeva
Sachidananda Sadguru deva
Mangalakarudavu neevayya
Bhakthula brovumu guru datta.
Sri Sachidananda Sadguru Dattatreya Maharaj Ki Jai.
Introduction
Meaning of Datta Chalisa
Datta Chalisa is a forty-verse hymn dedicated to Lord Dattatreya highlighting his divine qualities and blessings.
Importance in Daily Life
Reciting Datta Chalisa daily brings spiritual strength peace of mind and protection from negativity.
Origin and History
The Chalisa was composed to honor Lord Dattatreya and has been recited by devotees for centuries.
Benefits of Regular Recitation
Daily chanting enhances devotion spiritual awareness and removes obstacles in life.
Recommended Time for Recitation
Morning or evening recitation is ideal to gain maximum blessings from Lord Dattatreya.
Chalisa Verses
First 10 Verses
The first ten verses praise Lord Dattatreya's divine powers compassion and guidance for his devotees.
Verses 11 to 20
These verses describe the protection and wisdom offered by Lord Dattatreya to devotees who chant sincerely.
Verses 21 to 30
Verses 21-30 emphasize devotion faith and the importance of following righteous paths.
Verses 31 to 40
The final verses focus on divine blessings peace prosperity and fulfillment of wishes for devoted followers.
Conclusion of Verses
The Chalisa concludes by invoking Lord Dattatreya’s mercy and expressing gratitude for his guidance.
Meaning and Translation
Verse-by-Verse Meaning
Each verse explains Lord Dattatreya’s virtues divine qualities and the significance of devotion in daily life.
Simple Language Translation
The Chalisa can be understood in simple words to connect devotees with the divine essence of Lord Dattatreya.
Spiritual Interpretation
The verses symbolize guidance protection wisdom and divine blessings for a righteous life.
Key Messages for Devotees
Datta Chalisa teaches devotion humility faith and the importance of surrender to divine grace.
How to Recite Correctly
Chant each verse slowly with devotion focusing on its meaning for maximum spiritual benefit.
Rituals and Practices
Daily Recitation Tips
Recite Datta Chalisa in a clean calm place with concentration and heartfelt devotion.
Using Prayer Beads
Counting each verse with mala beads enhances focus and strengthens spiritual connection with Lord Dattatreya.
Offering Prayers and Flowers
Offer flowers incense and light lamps while chanting to honor Lord Dattatreya.
Special Occasions for Recitation
Chanting during festivals or holy days enhances divine blessings and spiritual energy.
Meditation After Recitation
Spend a few minutes meditating after chanting to internalize divine energy and wisdom.
Spiritual Benefits
Mental Peace and Positivity
Reciting Datta Chalisa daily brings calmness positivity and reduces stress in daily life.
Spiritual Guidance
Chanting the Chalisa provides wisdom direction and support in personal and spiritual life.
Removal of Obstacles
Faithful recitation helps overcome difficulties and attracts divine protection.
Enhanced Devotion
Regular recitation strengthens devotion faith and love for Lord Dattatreya.
Prosperity and Well-being
Chanting with devotion brings harmony prosperity health and spiritual growth.
Datta Chalisa is a forty-verse hymn dedicated to Lord Dattatreya highlighting his divine qualities and blessings.
Reciting Datta Chalisa daily brings spiritual strength peace of mind and protection from negativity.
The Chalisa was composed to honor Lord Dattatreya and has been recited by devotees for centuries.
Daily chanting enhances devotion spiritual awareness and removes obstacles in life.
Morning or evening recitation is ideal to gain maximum blessings from Lord Dattatreya.
The first ten verses praise Lord Dattatreya's divine powers compassion and guidance for his devotees.
These verses describe the protection and wisdom offered by Lord Dattatreya to devotees who chant sincerely.
Verses 21-30 emphasize devotion faith and the importance of following righteous paths.
The final verses focus on divine blessings peace prosperity and fulfillment of wishes for devoted followers.
The Chalisa concludes by invoking Lord Dattatreya’s mercy and expressing gratitude for his guidance.
Each verse explains Lord Dattatreya’s virtues divine qualities and the significance of devotion in daily life.
The Chalisa can be understood in simple words to connect devotees with the divine essence of Lord Dattatreya.
The verses symbolize guidance protection wisdom and divine blessings for a righteous life.
Datta Chalisa teaches devotion humility faith and the importance of surrender to divine grace.
Chant each verse slowly with devotion focusing on its meaning for maximum spiritual benefit.
Recite Datta Chalisa in a clean calm place with concentration and heartfelt devotion.
Counting each verse with mala beads enhances focus and strengthens spiritual connection with Lord Dattatreya.
Offer flowers incense and light lamps while chanting to honor Lord Dattatreya.
Chanting during festivals or holy days enhances divine blessings and spiritual energy.
Spend a few minutes meditating after chanting to internalize divine energy and wisdom.
Reciting Datta Chalisa daily brings calmness positivity and reduces stress in daily life.
Chanting the Chalisa provides wisdom direction and support in personal and spiritual life.
Faithful recitation helps overcome difficulties and attracts divine protection.
Regular recitation strengthens devotion faith and love for Lord Dattatreya.
Chanting with devotion brings harmony prosperity health and spiritual growth.
