Your eating is sweet, Your sleeping is sweet, Your song is sweet, Your drinking is sweet, Ruupam Madhuram Tilakam Madhuram Madhura-Adhipater-Akhilam Madhuram ||4||

Giitam Madhuram Piitam Madhuram Bhuktam Madhuram Suptam Madhuram | Your dance is sweet, Your friendship is sweet,Įverything about you is completely sweet and charming, O Lord of Sweetness. Your lotus-hands are sweet, Your lotus-feet are sweet, Your flute playing is sweet, Your foot-dust is sweet,

Hrdayam Madhuram Gamanam Madhuram Madhura-Adhipater-Akhilam Madhuram ||1|| Let us have a look at the meanings of the verses in Madhurashtakam:Īdharam Madhuram Vadanam Madhuram Nayanam Madhuram Hasitam Madhuram | Madhur-adipater akhilam madhuram||8|| Madhurashtakam Meaning Here is the complete Madhurashtakam hymn in Sanskrit: Lord Krishna is described to be the master of sweetness through this hymn. The verse uses the word ‘Madhuram’ extensively to describe the beautiful aspects of Lord Krishna and his lovely form. Madhurashtakam was originally written in Sanskrit and is easy to understand. Worshipping and pleasing Lord Krishna can bring beauty, wealth and prosperity in life. According to Hindu mythology, Lord Krishna is believed to be the incarnation of Lord Vishnu.

Composed by Sri Vallabhacharya in 1478 A.D, the Madhurashtakam is a stotra that describes the sweetness of the great Lord Krishna whose influence is spread across the world.