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वसुदेव सुतं देवं,
कंस चाणूर मर्धनं,
देवकी परमानन्दं,
कृष्णं वन्दे जगत गुरुं॥

अतसी पुष्प संगाशं,
हार नूपुर शोभितं,
रत्न कङ्कण केयुरं,
कृष्णं वन्दे जगत गुरुं॥

कुटिलालक संयुक्तं,
पूर्ण चन्द्र निभाननं,
विलसतः कुण्डल धरं देवं,
कृष्णं वन्दे जगत गुरुं॥

मन्धर गन्ध संयुक्तं,
चरुहासं चतुर्भुजं,
बर्हि पिन्जव चूडागं,
कृष्णं वन्दे जगत गुरुं॥

ऊथ्फ़ुल्ल पद्म पत्राक्षं,
नील जीमुथ संनिभं,
यादवानां शिरो रत्नं,
कृष्णं वन्दे जगत गुरुं॥

रुक्मनि केली संयुक्तं,
पीताम्बर सुशोबितं,
अवाप्त तुलसि गन्धं,
कृष्णं वन्दे जगत गुरुं

गोपिकानां कुच द्वन्द्वम्,
कुन्कुमन्कित वक्षसं,
श्रीनिकेतं महेश्वसम्,
कृष्णं वन्दे जगत गुरुं॥

श्री वत्साङ्गं महोरस्कं,
वनमाला विराजितं,
शङ्ख चक्र धरं देवं,
कृष्णं वन्दे जगत गुरुं॥

कृष्णष्टकमिधं पुण्यं,
प्रथर उथ्य य पदेतः,
कोटि जन्म कृतं पापं,
स्मरन्तः तस्य नश्यति॥

Salutations to the teacher of the world, Krishna,
Who is the God who is the son of Vasudeva,
Who killed Kamsa and Chanoora,
And who gave immense joy to Devaki.

Salutations to the teacher of the world, Krishna,
Who decorates himself with flowers of Athasee.
Who shines in garlands and anklets that he wears.
And who has a bangle made of jewels in his right hand.

Salutations to the teacher of the world, Krishna,
Who is blessed with black curly hair,
Who is very similar to the full moon,
And who shines in his ear drops.

Salutations to the teacher of the world, Krishna.
Who has the sweet scent of mandara flowers,
Who has pretty smile and four arms,
And who decorates is hair with peacock feathers.

Salutations to the teacher of the world, Krishna,
Who has eyes resembling the fully open lotus flowers,
Who has the blue colour of rich clouds,
And who is the chief gem of the clan of Yadavas.

Salutations to the teacher of the world, Krishna,
Who is engaged in playing with Rukmani,
Who shines in yellow silks,
And who is attracted by scent of ocimum.

Salutations to the teacher of the world, Krishna.
Who is embraced by the two busts of Gopis,
Whose chest has the marks of saffron,
Who lives with Lakshmi and has a big bow.

Salutations to the teacher of the world, Krishna,
Who has the mole Sri Vathsa on his chest and greatly enjoys,
Who is decorated by garlands of forest flowers,
And who holds the conch and the holy wheel.

If one reads this as soon as he awakes in the morning,
This divine octet of Lord Krishna without fail,
Sins committed in billions of lives,
Would be destroyed, if one thinks about him.