Chapter Eleven - Udīrṇamajaraṁ (एकादशोध्यायः - उदीर्णमजरं)
udīrṇamajaraṁ divyamamr̥tasyandyadhīśituḥ। ānandasya padaṁ vandē brahmēndrādyabhivanditam ॥1॥
I bow to the exalted, imperishable, divine foot of the Lord of bliss, streaming nectar and revered by Brahmā, Indra, and others. (1)
sarvavēdapadōdgītamindirāvāsamuttamam। ānandasya padaṁ vandē brahmēndrādyabhivanditam ॥2॥
I revere the supreme abode of bliss, celebrated by the words of all the Vedas, the dwelling place of Indirā, and revered by Brahmā, Indra, and others. (2)
sarvadēvādidēvasya vidāritamahattamaḥ। ānandasya padaṁ vandē brahmēndrādyabhivanditam ॥3॥
I worship the foot of Ānanda, the primordial God of all gods, which has rent the great darkness and is revered by Brahmā, Indra, and the other gods. (3)
udāramādarānnityamanindyaṁ sundarīpatēḥ। ānandasya padaṁ vandē brahmēndrādyabhivanditam ॥4॥
I always bow reverently to the noble, faultless foot of Ānanda, lord of Sundarī, revered by Brahmā, Indra, and others. (4)
indīvarōdaranibhaṁ supūrṇaṁ vādimōhadam। ānandasya padaṁ vandē brahmēndrādyabhivanditam ॥5॥
I bow to Ānanda’s foot, resembling the heart of a blue lotus, perfectly complete, bewildering disputants, and reverently worshipped by Brahmā, Indra, and others. (5)
dātr̥sarvāmaraiśvaryavimuktyādērahō varam। ānandasya padaṁ vandē brahmēndrādyabhivanditam ॥6॥
I worship Ānanda’s wondrously excellent foot, which grants all divine sovereignty, liberation, and the like and is revered by Brahmā, Indra, and others. (6)
dūrād dūrataraṁ yattu tadēvāntikamantikāt। ānandasya padaṁ vandē brahmēndrādyabhivanditam ॥7॥
I revere the state of bliss that, though farther than the far, is itself nearer than the near and is revered by Brahmā, Indra, and others. (7)
pūrṇasarvaguṇaikārṇamanādyantaṁ surēśituḥ। ānandasya padaṁ vandē brahmēndrādyabhivanditam ॥8॥
I worship the Lord of the gods’ abode of bliss, the one ocean filled with every virtue, without beginning or end, and revered by Brahmā, Indra, and others. (8)
ānandatīrthamuninā harērānandarūpiṇaḥ। kr̥taṁ stōtramidaṁ puṇyaṁ paṭhannānandatāmiyāt ॥9॥
This holy hymn to Hari, whose form is bliss, was composed by the sage Ānandatīrtha. One who recites it may attain the state of bliss. (9)
iti śrīmadānandatīrthabhagavatpādācāryaviracitē dvādaśastōtrē ēkādaśōdhyāyaḥ।
Thus ends the eleventh chapter of the Dvādaśastotra, composed by the illustrious Ānandatīrtha Bhagavatpādācārya.
