Cale Nitāi Prema Bhare Diga Ṭhalamala Kare
Overcome with ecstatic love, Lord Nitāi walks. The weight of His footsteps makes the ground sway to and fro. The directions tremble. Half-spoken words come from His mouth. His associates sing His glories.
O my brother, look at Lord Nityānanda as He walks in the circle of the earth. Gazing at His brother's faces, He becomes filled with bliss.
He wears blue garments. The sash is no longer wrapped about His waist. Overcome with ecstatic love, He knows nothing of the external world. His body has fallen into the dust. “Gaura! Gaura!", He calls out again and again. He does not know whether it is day or night.
Yuga after yuga He is Balarāma. He protects the saintly devotees and destroys the blasphemers. Vṛndāvana dāsa thus sings the glories of Śrī Kṛṣṇa Caitanyacandra and Ṭhākura Śrī Nityānanda.
About Cale Nitāi Prema Bhare Diga Ṭhalamala Kare
Nitai is shown walking so overwhelmed with love that the very directions reel and sway (diga thalamala) — an image of ecstatic love spilling outward until it seems to unsettle the world itself.
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Overcome with ecstatic love, Lord Nitāi walks. The weight of His footsteps makes the ground sway to and fro. The directions tremble. Half-spoken words come from His mouth. His associates sing His glories.
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