Jaya jaya janani jaya Sri Sharadamani karuna-rupini jaya ma (Jaya jaya)
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Jaya jaya janani jaya Sri Sharadamani karuna-rupini jaya ma (Jaya jaya) Adya Shakti parama prakriti, asharana gati tumi ma Adya Shakti parama prakriti asharana gati tumi ma Jaya jaga-tarini bhava-bhaya-harini durgati nivarini ma Siddhi-pradayini mukti vidhayini, jiva-gati dayini ma Siddhi-pradayini mukti vidhayini jiva-gati dayini ma Nikhila jagata-mata jiva-kalyana-rata lajja-patavrita ma Durjan sajjan santan aganan, palana-karini ma Durjan sajjan santan aganan palana-karini ma Jaya Sharadeshwari Sita Radha, mata Meri ,Yashodhara, Vishnupriya ma Yuga-deva-vandita sura-nara-sevita, namo narayani ma Yuga-deva-vandita sura-nara-sevita namo narayani ma (Jaya jaya)
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This hymn is a devotional praise to Holy Mother Sri Sarada Devi, revered as the compassionate Divine Mother and the spiritual consort of Sri Ramakrishna. She is glorified as the embodiment of divine compassion (karuna-rupini) and the universal mother who lovingly protects and guides all beings. The hymn describes her as Adya Shakti, the primordial cosmic power, and Parama Prakriti, the supreme creative nature behind the universe. For those who are helpless and without refuge, she is the ultimate shelter and protector. As Jagat-Tarini, she carries devotees across the ocean of worldly existence, removing the fears and suffering of life. She is praised as the remover of misfortune and the bestower of spiritual attainments (siddhi) and liberation (mukti). She grants direction and purpose to the lives of all beings. As the mother of the entire universe, she works tirelessly for the welfare and upliftment of all living beings while remaining the embodiment of modesty and purity. The hymn further recognizes her as the same divine feminine power who appeared in different ages as Sita, Radha, Mary (Meri), Yashodhara, and Vishnupriya, showing that the Divine Mother manifests in many forms throughout history to guide humanity. She is worshipped and revered by gods and humans alike. By chanting this hymn, devotees express reverence and gratitude to Sri Sarada Devi as Narayani, the supreme Mother who protects, nurtures, and leads all souls toward spiritual awakening, peace, and liberation.