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Grindmill songs of Maharashtra — Song #85937 by Mane Suman

Village: दासखेड - Daskhed


B:VI-2.11n (B06-02-11n) - Paṅḍharpur pilgrimage / Viṭṭhal and Rukhmini / Vīṭṭhal, Rukhmini and Draupadi

Cross-references:B:VI-2.11g (B06-02-11g) - Paṅḍharpur pilgrimage / Viṭṭhal and Rukhmini / Mutual love of Viṭṭhal, Rukhmini
F:XV-3.2b (F15-03-02b) - Sister’s attachment to brother / Mutual Intimacy / Reciprocal love
A:I-2.2h (A01-02-02h) - Kṛśṇa / Draupadī’s protector and brother / Dear one
[215] id = 85937
माने सुमन - Mane Suman
विठ्ठल मुर्हाळी घोड बांधतो जाईला
दिवाळी सणाला आणा द्रोपदी बाईला
viṭhṭhala murhāḷī ghōḍa bāndhatō jāīlā
divāḷī saṇālā āṇā drōpadī bāīlā
Vitthal*, the murali* tied the horses to jasmine
Bring Draupadi* bai for the festival of Diwali*
▷  Vitthal (मुर्हाळी)(घोड)(बांधतो) will_go
▷ (दिवाळी)(सणाला)(आणा)(द्रोपदी)(बाईला)
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VitthalVithoba, also known as Vi(t)thal(a) and Panduranga, is a Hindu god predominantly worshipped in the Indian states of Maharashtra, Karnataka, Goa, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. He is generally considered a manifestation of the god Vishnu or his avatar, Krishna.
murali ➡ muralis1) Girls dedicated to Khandoba. They act as his courtesans. (Now the practice of marrying girls to Khandoba is illegal)
2) A person who is sent to fetch and accompany a newly married girl from the parental home or the in-laws’ home
DraupadiThe most important female character in the Hindu epic, Mahabharata.
DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“

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