Deba Deba Ramaṇī Ullāse
Tuḍī-rāga
With gentle words the demigods and goddesses joyfully speak of Lord Gaura's wedding ceremony.
The fortunate people of Nadiya joyfully gaze at Lord Gaura's wedding ceremony.
The brāhmaṇas (assemble) at the beautiful bride's home. Each one laments in his heart (that his daughter was not to be Lord Gaura's bride).
Sanātana Miśra gives his daughter in marriage to Lord Gaura. Sanātana does not know how he had become so fortunate, how he had become so blissful.
How many guests speak? Everyone praises Sanātana Miśra.
Fortunate Sanātana Miśra performs the homa and other cermenies. Everything is completed.
Gazing at his daughter and son-in-law, Sanātana Miśra feels his heart gradually become flooded with bliss.
Who can describe Lord Gaura's wedding? The assembled ladies offer yajakāra gifts.
Taking Viṣṇupriyā-devī with Him, Lord Gauracandra goes to the wedding pavilion. Who remains peaceful?
How many guests, their hearts filled with bliss, follow Narahari's master, Lord Gaura Rāya, to the wedding pavilion?
Frequently asked
Who wrote Deba Deba Ramaṇī Ullāse?
Deba Deba Ramaṇī Ullāse was composed by Narahari dāsa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Deba Deba Ramaṇī Ullāse?
With gentle words the demigods and goddesses joyfully speak of Lord Gaura's wedding ceremony.
How many verses does Deba Deba Ramaṇī Ullāse have?
Deba Deba Ramaṇī Ullāse has 10 verses.