Āre Bhā I Nitā I Āmāra Dayāra Abadhi
O my brothers, In my Lord Nitāi rests the highest limit of mercy. Compassionate on the fallen souls, He wandered from place to place, always begging the people to accept the great treasure of spiritual love.
In Lord Advaita's company He was so overcoem with ecstatic love for Lord Gaura, He could not even stand up. Staggering and falling as He walked, He raised His arms and chanted "Hari!" Tears streamed from His eyes.
Glorious tilaka decorated His forehead. His locks of curly hair swayed to and fro. He wore a crown of guñjā. A blue garment was wrapped about His waist, a waist that defeated the lion's slender waist. Anklets jangled on His reddish feet.
His glorious appearance enchants all the worlds. He plunges all the worlds in the nectar of spiritual love. Overcome with ecstatic love, He loudly, loudly laughs. Lord Nityānanda is my master. He is the root of spiritual bliss. Vṛndāvana dāsa thus sings of His glories.
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O my brothers, In my Lord Nitāi rests the highest limit of mercy. Compassionate on the fallen souls, He wandered from place to place, always begging the people to accept the great treasure of spiritual love.
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