Baraja Bipine Jamunā Kūle
baraja-bipine jamunā-kūle
mañca manohara śobhita phule
baraja - of Vraja; bipine - in the forest; jamunā-kūle - on the Yamuna's bank; mañca - on a platform; manohara - beautiful; śobhita - beautiful; phule - flowers.
On the Yamunā's bank in Vraja's forest is a beautiful platform graceful with many flowers.
banaspati-latā tuṣaye āṅkhi
tad-upari kata ḍākaye pākhī
banaspati - trees; latā - and vines; tuṣaye - please; āṅkhi - eyes; tad-upari - above them; kata - how many?; ḍākayecall; pākhī - birds.
There the trees and vines delight the eyes. How many birds sing there?
malaya-anila bahaye dhīre
ali-kula madhu lobheye phīre
malaya - Malaya; anila - breeze; bahaye - blows; dhīre - gentle; ali-kula - bees; madhu - honey; lobheye - greedily; phīre - fly.
A fragrant Malaya breeze gently blows. Greedy for honey, many bees fly.
bāsantīra rāka urupa tadā
kaumudī bitore ādare sadā
bāsantīra - of spring; rāka - the full moon; urupa - stars; tadā - then; kaumudī - moonlight; bitore - spreads ādare - worships; sadā - always.
The springtime moon and stars gloriously shine.
emata samaye rasika-bara
ārambhilo rāsa muralī-dhara
emata samaye - at that time; rasika-bara - the best of rasikas; ārambhilaḥ - began; rāsa - rasa dance; muralī-dhara - the flute player.
At that time the flute-player expert at tasting nectar pastimes began the rāsa dance.
śata-kotī-gopī mājhete hori
rādhā-saha nāce ānanda kori'
śata - hundreds; kotī - millions; gopī - gopīs;mājhete - in the midst; hori - doing; rādhā-saha - with Rādhā;nāce - dances; ānanda - bloss; kori' - doing.
Surrounded by hundreds and millions of gopīs, Kṛṣṇa joyfully danced with Rādhā.
mādhaba-mohinī gāiyā gīta
harilo sakala jagata cita
mādhaba - Kṛṣṇa; mohinī - charming; gāiyā - singing;gīta - songs; harilaḥ - charmed; sakala - all; jagata - of the world; cita - the hearts.
Singing many songs, Śrī Rādhā, the enchantress of Lord Kṛṣṇa, charmed the hearts of all the worlds.
stābara-jāṅgama mohilā satī
hārāolo candrā- balīra mati
stābara - stationary; jāṅgama - and moving; mohilā - charmed; satī - saintly girl; hārāolaḥ - removes; candrābalīra - of Candravali; mati - the pride.
She charms all moving and unmoving beings. She removes Candrāvalī's pride.
mathitā baraja- kiśora-mana
antarita hoya rādhā takhana
mathitā - churning; baraja - of Vraja; kiśora - of the youth; mana - the heart; antarita - vanished; hoya - is; rādhā - Rādhā; takhana - then.
After churning the heart of Vraja's young Kṛṣṇa, Rādhā suddenly vanishes.
bhakatibinoda paramāda gaṇe
rāsa bhāṅgala (aji) rādhā-bihane
bhakatibinoda - Bhaktivinoda; paramāda - calamity; gaṇe - percieves; rāsa - rasa dance; bhāṅgala - breaks;(aji) - now; rādhā - of Rādhā; bihane - in the absence.
Bhaktivinoda sees a great calamity has come. In Rādhā's absence, the rāsa dance breaks.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Baraja Bipine Jamunā Kūle?
Baraja Bipine Jamunā Kūle was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitavali.
How many verses does Baraja Bipine Jamunā Kūle have?
Baraja Bipine Jamunā Kūle has 10 verses.