nārāyaṇāya paripūrṇa-guṇārṇavāya viśvodaya-sthiti-layonniyati-pradāya | jñāna-pradāya vibudhāsura-saukhya-duḥkha-sat-kāraṇāya vitatāya namo namas te ||
The opening invocation of Madhvācārya's Mahābhārata Tātparya Nirṇaya: repeated obeisance to Nārāyaṇa -- the ocean of perfect, complete auspicious qualities; who ordains the universe's creation, maintenance and dissolution; the giver of true knowledge; the real cause behind the happiness and sorrow of both gods and demons; the one who pervades everything.
Syllable timings on this page are an estimate: derived from the chant's own guru/laghu (light/heavy syllable) prosody and scaled to this clip's real length, not a frame-exact forced alignment — so the highlight tracks the rhythm closely but may drift slightly from the exact syllable being sung. Each syllable is transliterated independently into Kannada, Devanāgarī, and IAST, matching the three-script display used elsewhere in the project.