Aruṇa Basane Bibidha Bhūṣaṇe
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Wearing saffron garments, many ornaments, and a colorful turban, and glancing in the four directions, Lord Nityānanda raises His arms, dances, and chants, "Haribol!"
Lord Nityānanda gracefully dances. His eyes are reddish. His face is like the moon. Is He not filled with sweetness?
He moves gracefully like a wild elephant. His anklets jangle. He is overcome with ecstasy. The four directions are not steady for Him. He makes a great roaring sound of “Gaura!"
He rolls on the ground. The devotees surround Him and gaze at His moonlike face. Cheating of being able to taste the nectar of ecstatic spiritual love, Vāsudeva Ghoṣa begs: Please give me some of the nectar of pure spiritual love.
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About Aruṇa Basane Bibidha Bhūṣaṇe
Notes reddish/saffron garments (aruna basane) and varied ornaments (bibidha bhusane) — a description of dress and adornment rather than action or emotion.
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Who wrote Aruṇa Basane Bibidha Bhūṣaṇe?
Aruṇa Basane Bibidha Bhūṣaṇe was composed by Vasudeva Ghosa. It appears in Sri Ksanada Gita Cintamani.
What is the meaning of Aruṇa Basane Bibidha Bhūṣaṇe?
Wearing saffron garments, many ornaments, and a colorful turban, and glancing in the four directions, Lord Nityānanda raises His arms, dances, and chants, "Haribol!"
How many verses does Aruṇa Basane Bibidha Bhūṣaṇe have?
Aruṇa Basane Bibidha Bhūṣaṇe has 4 verses.
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