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Museum of Indian Devotional Heritage

श्रीरामचन्द्र कृपालु भजु मन हरण भव भय दारुणम्

“O mind, worship the merciful Ramachandra, who removes the dreadful fears of worldly existence.”

Tulsidas · 16th century

From the Vinaya Patrika of the poet who gave the Ramayana to the people of the Gangetic plain in their own tongue.

Today’s Reflection

“O mind, worship the merciful Ramachandra, who removes the dreadful fears of worldly existence.”

— Tulsidas · 16th century

Showing 12 bhajans

Narsinh Mehta · 15th century

Gujarat's beloved definition of a true devotee: one who feels another's pain as their own.

Traditional (popularised by Mahatma Gandhi) · Traditional

Lord of the Raghu clan, King Ram, redeemer of the fallen, Sita-Ram.

Tulsidas · 16th century

O mind, sing of merciful Shri Ramchandra, dispeller of the dreadful fears of worldly existence.

Tulsidas · 16th century

The auspicious opening of the Ramayana's most beloved chapter — Hanuman's leap to Lanka.

Budha-Kausika Rishi · Ancient

A 'shield of Rama' — a protective Sanskrit hymn invoking Rama's guard over every part of the body.

Tulsidas · 16th century

Tulsidas's tender vision of the child Rama learning to walk.

Traditional · Traditional

The thirteen-syllable Ram-dhun chanted to cross worldly life.