This song is a vibrant devotional anthem dedicated to Lord Shiva, often referred to as Shankara or Bholenath. It opens with a heartfelt praise, exclaiming “Jai ho” and emphasizing Shiva’s divine nature and omnipresence. The repeated invocations of “Shankara” and “Bholenath” underline the deep reverence for Shiva, highlighting his role as the ultimate spiritual guide and protector.

The lyrics explore the theme of surrender and devotion. The singer acknowledges Shiva as the supreme being who oversees all actions and fates. By stating “Mera karm tu hi jaane,” the singer expresses trust in Shiva’s judgment and guidance, accepting that life’s actions and outcomes are under his control. This surrender is symbolized by walking the path of devotion with eyes closed, signifying complete faith in Shiva’s wisdom.

The song also delves into Shiva’s eternal presence and transcendence. It mentions that Shiva existed even before the creation of the universe and will remain a constant presence beyond time and destruction. The verses celebrate Shiva’s role in the cosmic events, like the churning of the ocean (Samudra Manthan), where he drank the poison to protect the world, thus illustrating his selfless sacrifice and supreme power.

Through vivid imagery and repetitive chants, the song reinforces Shiva’s unique attributes and the profound connection devotees feel with him. It portrays Shiva as both a source of spiritual light and a symbol of enduring strength, blending deep devotion with recognition of his cosmic role.