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Āju Śacī Nandana Naba Abhiṣeka

Bairabī-rāga

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āju śacī-nandana-naba-abhiṣeka ānanda-kanda nayana bhari dekha

Translation

Filling your eyes with the sight please look at the abhiṣeka of Śacī's son an abhiṣeka that is the root of all bliss.

2

nityānanda adwaita mili raṅge gā-ota unamata bhakatahi saṅge

Translation

Nityānanda and Advaita come and sing Lord Gaura's glories. The devotees are wild with bliss.

3

hera-ite nirupama kāñcana-deha bariṣaye sabahuṁ nayane ghana meha

Translation

The devotees gaze at Lord Gaura's peerless golden form. Their eyes become clouds showering a monsoon of tears of love.

4

punaḥ-punaḥ nirakhite gorā mukha-indu uchalala prema-sudhā-rasa-sindhu

Translation

Again and again they gaze at the moon of Lord Gaura's face a moon that makes great tiadal waves rise in the nectar ocean of ecstatic spiritual love.

5

jaga-bhari pūrala prema-taraṅge bañcita gobinda-dāsa parasaṅge

Translation

Those waves of ecstatic love now flood all the worlds. Only Govinda dāsa is not touched by them. Only he is cheated.

About Āju Śacī Nandana Naba Abhiṣeka

Marks "today, Saci's son's fresh abhiseka" — a ceremonial anointing or bathing rite performed for the newborn or young Chaitanya, one of several songs in this chapter keyed to a specific ritual occasion rather than general praise.

Frequently asked

Who wrote Āju Śacī Nandana Naba Abhiṣeka?

Āju Śacī Nandana Naba Abhiṣeka was composed by Govinda dāsa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.

What is the meaning of Āju Śacī Nandana Naba Abhiṣeka?

Filling your eyes with the sight please look at the abhiṣeka of Śacī's son an abhiṣeka that is the root of all bliss.

How many verses does Āju Śacī Nandana Naba Abhiṣeka have?

Āju Śacī Nandana Naba Abhiṣeka has 5 verses.

Can I download Āju Śacī Nandana Naba Abhiṣeka as a PPT or PDF?

Yes. A ready-to-display slide deck for Āju Śacī Nandana Naba Abhiṣeka — verse and translation on each slide — is available to download in both PowerPoint (.pptx) and PDF formats from this page, for use in kirtan or temple programs.