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Various writings on the numbering of stanzas and what the CWC had approved in 1937. and this is what was approved by the CWC. The stanzas written prior to Anandamath are given in bold. Text taken from Sabyasachi Bhattacharya's Vande Mataram: The Biography of a This is the revised version in the fifth edition of Anandamath. The holder of wealth, the lady of plenty,ġ. It is thy image we raise in every temple.įor thou art Durga holding her ten weapons of war,Īnd speech, the goddess, giver of all lore, In the heart, O Mother, thou art love and faith, To her who drives from her the armies of her foremen, Who sayeth to thee, Mother, that thou are weak? Terrible with the clamorous shouts of seventy million throats,Īnd the sharpness of swords raised in twice seventy million hands, The Mother, giver of boons, giver of blissI Her lands clothed beautifully with her trees in flowering bloom, Her nights rejoicing in the glory of the moonlight, Here is the translation of the above stanzas by Aurobindo Ghose in Karmayogin, 20 November, 1909: Shyamalaam saralaam susmitaam bhuushitaam Ke bale maa tumi abale! (Abalaa kena maa eta bale!) Saptakoti-kantha-kalakala-ninaada-karaaleĭwisaptakoti bhujairdhrtua-kharakaravaale Sujalaam, suphalaam, malayaja shiitalaam,

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