64 vaacaspati janya
Aa: S R2 M2 P D2 S
Av: S N2 D2 P M2 R2 S

taaLam: roopakam
Composer: Tyaagaraaja
Language:

pallavi

anurAgamu lEni manasuna sujnAnamu rAdu

anupallavi

ghanulaina antar jnyAnulaku* eruka gAni

caraNam

vaga vagagA bhujiyincE vAriki truptiyow reeti

saguNa dhyAnamu paini sowkhyamu tyAgarAjanuta

Meaning:
pallavi

anurAgamu - affection
lEni - not having
Manasuna - in the heart
sujnAnamu - good (devine) knowledge
rAdu - will not occur

anupallavi

Ghanulaina - scholarly people
Antarjnanulaku - inner knowledge
eruke gAni - known

caraNam

Vaga vagagA - variety of foods
bhujinchE - eating
Variki - the people
Trupti yow - causing satisfaction
reeti - in the same manner
SaguNa - lord with all virtues (guNAs)
Dhyanamu paini- medidate upon
Sowkhyamu - peace/satisfaction
tyAgarAjanuta - praised by tyAgarAja

Summary

People who lack love and affection are not blessed with divine knowledge and it is well known to the scholarly people with inner knowledge/senses. People who meditate upon the lord who is virtuous and is praised by tyAgarAja (rAmA) are blessed with mental peace and happiness just as the people who get full satisfaction from eating a variety of foods.

Alternate meaning:

Divine wisdom will not blossom in the minds of those devoid of devotion. Enlightened souls are well aware of this.

Just as satisfaction got by eating a delicious meal in a relaxed manner only those who meditate on the splendour and attributes to the Supreme with a form can derive genuine experiences of bliss.

Other information:
* or jnAnamu

Lyrics contributed by Lakshman Ragde with corrections from others. Meaning by Aparna Munukutla Gunupudi.