Shankara Jeevan Varada

Shankara Jeevan Varada is a devotional track from the album Bhaktimala – Shiva Volume 1, released in 2005. The composition features vocal performances by brothers Rajan Mishra and Sajan Mishra, prominent exponents of the Banaras gharana in Hindustani classical music, alongside vocalist Shruti Sadolikar, known for her contributions to Khayal and semi-classical genres. The track occupies the fifth position on the album and runs for six minutes and twenty-three seconds.

The album Bhaktimala – Shiva Volume 1 is a compilation of devotional songs dedicated to Lord Shiva. It was issued in CD format under an unspecified label. The recording emphasizes traditional bhajan and dhun styles, blending classical raga structures with lyrical devotion. Rajan & Sajan Mishra and Shruti Sadolikar render the track in a collaborative arrangement, though specific raga or tala details remain undocumented in available sources. The lyrical content centers on themes of divine grace and salvation, characteristic of Shiva-centric devotional music.

Further production details, including accompanying instrumentalists, composers, or lyricists, are not explicitly credited in the provided context. The album forms part of the broader Bhaktimala series, which explores devotional music across various Hindu deities. The release year and format confirm its placement within early 21st-century recordings of Indian classical and semi-classical devotional works.