Candraka Dhatu Dala Stabakadika Kṛta Mallottama Veśam
1.31.27
Kṛṣṇa wears a crown of peacock feathers, guñjā, leaves, flowers, and other things. He calls the surabhi cows and they become like many rivers flowing to Him.
Although they know they are unqualified, our eyes, which have attained a tiny particle of Your mercy, yearn to attain the dust that the winds, waving their arms, carry from Your feet.
About Candraka Dhatu Dala Stabakadika Kṛta Mallottama Veśam
One verse from within Gopala-campu. Its opening words describe an elaborate costume — peacock-feather markings, mineral pigments, and clusters of petals, 'dressed as a champion wrestler' — likely a description of Krishna's decorated appearance, without further context recoverable here.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Candraka Dhatu Dala Stabakadika Kṛta Mallottama Veśam?
Candraka Dhatu Dala Stabakadika Kṛta Mallottama Veśam was composed by Jiva Goswami. It appears in Gopala Campu.
What is the meaning of Candraka Dhatu Dala Stabakadika Kṛta Mallottama Veśam?
Kṛṣṇa wears a crown of peacock feathers, guñjā, leaves, flowers, and other things. He calls the surabhi cows and they become like many rivers flowing to Him.
How many verses does Candraka Dhatu Dala Stabakadika Kṛta Mallottama Veśam have?
Candraka Dhatu Dala Stabakadika Kṛta Mallottama Veśam has 2 verses.
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