Eka Sloki Bhagavatham
Ekashlokee bhaagavatam'
Aadau devakidevi garbhajananam' gopee gri'hevardhanam'
Maayaapootana jeevitaapaharanam' govardhanoddhaaranam |
Kam'sachchhedana kauravaadi hananam' kunteesutaapaalanam'
Hyetadbhaagavatam' puraanakathitam' shreekri'shnaleelaamri'tam ||
Meaning
Eka Shloki Bhagavatam condenses the essential divine pastimes of Lord Krishna into a single beautiful verse. It begins with His sacred birth in the womb of Devaki, followed by His nurturing in the home of the Gopas in Gokula. The sloka recalls His slaying of demons like Maya and Putana, and His miraculous lifting of Govardhana Hill to protect the residents of Vrindavan.
It continues with the slaying of Kamsa, His punishment of the wicked Kauravas, and His affectionate protection of the sons of Kunti. These events summarize the heart of the Bhagavata Purana — the sweet nectar of Krishna’s divine lilas, His compassion, His role as the protector of dharma, and His boundless love for devotees.
This one verse captures the essence of devotion, surrender, righteousness, and the supreme charm of Krishna’s life on earth.
Benefits:
• Helps remember the entire Bhagavatam essence instantly
• Inspires devotion, surrender, and deep spiritual reflection
• Strengthens faith in Krishna’s divine protection
• Enhances memory and interest in scriptural study
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