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What are the lyrics to Guruvara Banthamma?
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"Guruvara Banthamma" is a popular devotional song, often associated with Guru Raghavendra Swamy, and its lyrics are primarily in Kannada. The song's title translates to "Thursday has come," reflecting its devotional nature, as Thursdays are often considered auspicious days for spiritual practices in some traditions.

The lyrics generally revolve around remembering and praising Guru Raghavendra, seeking his blessings, and highlighting the peace and liberation one can achieve through devotion. While there can be slight variations in different renditions, a common lyrical theme includes phrases like:

  • "Vaara Banthamma Guruvara Banthamma, Rayara Neneyamma Guru Rayara Neneyamma" 46
  • This translates to "The day has come, Thursday has come, remember Rayaru (Guru Raghavendra), remember Guru Rayaru."
  • "Smarane Mathradali Klesha Kaledu Sadgathiya Koduvanamma" 6
  • Meaning, "By merely remembering, sorrows are removed, and he grants salvation."
  • "Kopa Ariyanamma Yaranu Doora Tallanamma" 4
  • Translates to "He does not know anger, nor does he push anyone away."
  • "Priti Mathige Sothu Baruva Maguvanthe Kaniramma" 4
  • Meaning, "He comes like a child, defeated by words of love."
  • "Hinde Baruvanamma Rayara Neralinanthe Hanuma Hanumaniddhede Ramaniddu Nija Mukti Koduvan" 4
  • This suggests that Hanuman follows Rayaru like a shadow, and where Hanuman is, Rama is present, granting true liberation.

The song was notably featured in the 1981 Kannada movie Bhagyavantha, where it was sung by Dr. Rajkumar and the lyrics were penned by Chi Udayashankar, with music composed by T.G. Lingappa 12. It is considered a bhakti geethe (devotional song) dedicated to Guru Raghavendra Swamy 7.