‘Su’ means good, auspicious and ‘Prabhath’ means morning. ‘Suprabhatam’ refers to the prayers that are sung at dawn in praise of the Lord to awaken the divinity present within each one. It is the act of dedicating oneself to the Lord and praying for His blessings right at the start of a new day.

Indian version

Easwarambaa Suthah Sriman
Poorva Sandhya Pravarthathe
Utthishta Sathya-Sayeesha
Karthavyam Daivamahnikam

O Son of Easwaramba! O Resplendent Majestic One! Dawn is heralding in the East. The daily tasks of Divinity, which Thou hast undertaken has to be accomplished, therefore, awake, O Lord Sathya Sai!

Utthishthothishta Partheesha
Uthishta Jagateepathe
Utthishta Karunapoorna
Lokamangala Siddhaye

Awake, Awake, O Lord of Parthi! O Lord of the entire Universe and Mankind! Awake, O Compassionate Lord! So that the world attain auspiciousness, happiness, prosperity, welfare and blessings.

Chitravathi Thata Vishala Sushantha Soudhe
Thisthanthi Sevakajanah Sthava Darshanartham
Aadithya-Kanthiranubhati Samastha Lokaan
Sri Sathya Sai Bhagawan, Thava Suprabhata

In the vast Mansion, full of bliss and tranquility, (Prashanthi Nilayam) on the banks of the river Chitravathi, those anxious to serve Thee are waiting for Thy Darshan. The radiance of the Sun is illumining the World. O Lord Sathya Sai! Blessed by Thy wakefulness, we pray for an auspicious day.

TThwannama-Keerthana-raathasthava Divyanaama
Gayanthi Bhakti-rasapanaa-Prahrishta Chitthaah
Daathum Kripassahita-Darshnamshu tebhyah
Sri Sathya Sai Bhagawan Thava Suprabhatam

Devotees engrossed in singing Thy Glory are happy and blissful, when they taste the nectar of devotion. Kindly shower Thy Grace by granting them Thy Darshan. O Lord Sathya Sai! Blessed by Thy wakefulness, we pray for an auspicious day.

Aadaaya Divya-Kusumani Manoharaani
Sripaadapoojanavidhim Bhavadandhri-Moole
Kartum Mahothsukathaaya Pravishanthi Bhaktaah
Sri Sathya Sai Bhagawan, Thava Suprabhatam

Bringing holy flowers with captivating colors and fragrance, for worshipping Thy Lotus Feet, in the form as prescribed by the scriptures, Thy devotees are coming in, with great yearning and enthusiasm. O Lord Sathya Sai! Blessed by Thy wakefulness, we pray for an auspicious day.

Desaantaraagatha-Budaasthava Divyamoorthim
Sandarshnaabhirathi-Sanyutha-Chiththvruthyaa
Vedoktha Manthrapathanena Lasanthyajastram
Sri Sathya Sai Bhagawan, Thava Suprabhatam

Wise persons from distant countries, moved by yearning to have Thy Darshan, have come and they are having great delight in reciting constantly mantras of the Vedas. O Lord Sathya Sai! Blessed by Thy wakefulness, we pray for an auspicious day.

Shruthva Thavaadbhutha Charithram Akhanda Keerthim
Vyaaptham Diganthara Vishaala Dharaathalesmin
Jignaasu Lokau pathishtathi Chaasramesmin
Sri Sathya Sai Bhagawan Thava Suprabhatham

Hearing Thy marvellous tales and fame that has reached the farthest horizons, earnest seekers of Reality have come to this place and are waiting. O Lord Sathya Sai! Blessed by Thy wakefulness, we pray for an auspicious day.

Seetha Sathi Sama Vishuddha Hridambhujaathaah
Bahvanganaa Karagruheetha Supushpa Harah
Sthunvanthi Divyanuthibhih Phanibhushanam Thwaam
Sri Sathya Sai Bhagawan, Thava Suprabhatam

Women devotees, whose (petals of) heart are unattached to the world like Lotus petals (which are unattached to the water in which they grow, even though they cannot survive without water) and are similar to Mother Seetha in virtues and piousness are singing Thy Glory - the Glory of Lord Shiva adorned with Serpent around His neck - through holy hymns holding excellent flower garlands in their hands. O Lord Sathya Sai! Blessed by Thy wakefulness, we pray for an auspicious day.

Suprabhatham Idam Punyam Ye
Patanthi Dine Dine
Tey Vishanthi Param Dhaama
Jnaana Vijnaana Shobhithaah

Whoever daily recites this morning awakening Hymn will attain the Highest Abode resplendent with the Supreme intelligence as well as Supreme wisdom.

Mangalam Guru Devaaya
Mangalam Jnaana Dhaayine
Mangalam Parthi Vaasaaya
Mangalam Sathya Saayine

May the divine Guru be auspicious to us; May the Bestower of wisdom be auspicious to us; May the Lord, Who manifested in Parthi be auspicious to us; May Bhagawan Sathya Sai Baba be auspicious to us.

English version

Easwaramba’s Resplendent Son
It’s the start of a bright new day
Time to rise, time to shine, Lord Divine
Time to lead us along life’s way

Awake, Lord of Puttaparthi
Awake, O Lord of all mankind
Awake, O Lord of compassion
That the world good fortune may find

On Chithravathi's peaceful shore stands our hearts’ own mansion
We yearn to serve You and long for Your holy darshan
Morning’s begun and o’er the world spreads the radiant sun
Sri Sathya Sai Bhagavan, may Your glory now dawn

We love to sing Your holy name with sweet emotion
And taste the pure nectar which comes from our true devotion
Come shower drops of blessings on us, we pray Gracious One
Sri Sathya Sai Bhagavan, may Your glory now dawn

We’ve brought to You colorful flowers with fragrance so sweet
Our dear Guru, our object now is to worship Your feet
Your devotees are gathered into the place where we meet
Sri Sathya Sai Bhagavan, may Your glory now dawn

Among the seekers of the world knowledge that You're here grew
From far and near people are coming who long to see You
They are reciting Vedic mantras knowing their value
Sri Sathya Sai Bhagavan, may Your glory now dawn

Throughout the Earth people of worth are now singing Your name
They know Your glory and the sweet story of why You came
Seekers of Truth from every land are now singing Your name
Sri Sathya Sai Bhagavan, may Your glory now dawn

Women demure as Mother Sita now sing in rapture
Like lotus blooms drawn to the light their hearts are soft and pure
With garlands of sweet flowers they will adorn Your picture
Sri Sathya Sai Bhagavan, may Your glory now dawn

Whoever sings this waking chant
Sings it faithfully every day
Great peace to you the Lord will grant
And the wisdom for which we pray

Oh Auspicious Divine Teacher
Oh Auspicious All Seeing Eye
Oh Auspicious Lord of Parthi
Oh Auspicious Sri Sathya Sai