Are Mora Are Mora Gora Dvija Mani
O my Gaura, my Gaura the king of the twice-born! Chanting "Radha! Radha!", He wept. He rolled on the ground.
Lord Gaura intently chanted Radha's name. How many celestial Gangas of tears streamed from His reddened eyes Text 3 Moment after moment Lord Gaura fell to the ground. Moment after moment He chanted Radha's name and then fell unconscious.
The hairs of his body stood erect. He spoke in a choked voice. Vasudeva Ghosa asks: Why is Lord Gaura so agitated
Lord Gaura's Glorious Form
About Are Mora Are Mora Gora Dvija Mani
A doubled exclamation — 'oh my, oh my' — hailing Gora as the jewel among brahmins (dvija-mani), naming His birth caste as part of the praise.
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Who wrote Are Mora Are Mora Gora Dvija Mani?
Are Mora Are Mora Gora Dvija Mani was composed by Vasudeva Ghosa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Are Mora Are Mora Gora Dvija Mani?
O my Gaura, my Gaura the king of the twice-born! Chanting "Radha! Radha!", He wept. He rolled on the ground.
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Are Mora Are Mora Gora Dvija Mani has 4 verses.
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