Gaura Kalebara Mauli Manohara Cikura Aiche Nehāri
Śrī-rāga
I gaze at Lord Gaura hair and head and form like a golden mountain summit and a cāmara whisk.
His glorious broad chest adorned with a sacred thread is like a golden mountain where a glistening wave-filled Gaṅgā flows.
His glorious limbs half covered by garments, He is like a dawning sun shining from behind the clouds.
Lord Gaura's toenails that delight the worlds are like the pūjari Kāmadeva offering ārati and placing ten moons before Lord Gaura's feet.
About Gaura Kalebara Mauli Manohara Cikura Aiche Nehāri
Describes the golden body and the captivating hair upon His head as beheld directly — a close, physical-description verse focused specifically on His hair and crown rather than the whole figure.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Gaura Kalebara Mauli Manohara Cikura Aiche Nehāri?
Gaura Kalebara Mauli Manohara Cikura Aiche Nehāri was composed by Jagadānanda. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Gaura Kalebara Mauli Manohara Cikura Aiche Nehāri?
I gaze at Lord Gaura hair and head and form like a golden mountain summit and a cāmara whisk.
How many verses does Gaura Kalebara Mauli Manohara Cikura Aiche Nehāri have?
Gaura Kalebara Mauli Manohara Cikura Aiche Nehāri has 4 verses.
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