Shambhunath with yoga teachers from Bamberg and Bayreuth singing Jaya Shiva Shankara

Jaya Shiva Shankara addresses Shiva in his kind and loving
aspect: Shiva means benevolent, Shankara is the one who does
good. Bham, also Bhum, is the sound of Shiva's drum. Hara means
to take away – may Shiva take away everything that separates us
from his experience. But Shiva is also Ati Sundara, supremely
beautiful. He is Parameshwara, the supreme god. Daya Karo, O
Shiva, please have mercy on us humans.


The sung text:
Jaya Shiva Shankara,
Bam Bam Hara Hara
Hara Hara, Hara Hara,
Hara Bol Hara
Shiva Shiva Shiva Shiva,
Shiva Ati-sundara
(hara Hara, Hara Hara, Hara Ati-sundara)
He Parameshvara Daya Karo



Spiritual translation Jaya Shiva Shankara:


Homage to Shiva, the great benefactor who removes all
attachments. Oh Shiva, you are supremely beautiful, oh supreme
Lord. Please have mercy on us, grant us your love.


Further information can be found in the online Yoga Vidya Kirtan
booklet under number 250
https://mein.yoga-vidya.de/profiles/blogs/jaya-shiva-shankara-jaya-siva


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