Gora Abhiseka Katha Adbhuta Kathana
Hearing the wonderful news of Lord Gaura's abhiseka, the devotees run to Śrivasa's home.
Running, they dance in bliss. Raising their arms, they chant, "Jaya Gauracandra!"
The moon dances. The sun dances, The host of stars dance. Brahma dances. Vayu dances. Thousand-eyed Indra dances.
Aruna, Varuna, and all the demigods dance. In Patalaloka Vasuki dances. The Nagas dance.
In Svargaloka they dance. In Martyaloka they dance. In Patalaloka they dance. In great bliss the dik-palas, protectors of the ten directions, dance.
The devotees joyfully roar. Vasudeva Ghosa feels a great shoreless ocean of bliss fill his heart.
About Gora Abhiseka Katha Adbhuta Kathana
The 'wondrous narration' of Gora's abhiseka — a ceremonial anointing or investiture — promised directly in the title, framing what follows as a specific, marvelous episode rather than general praise.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Gora Abhiseka Katha Adbhuta Kathana?
Gora Abhiseka Katha Adbhuta Kathana was composed by Vasudeva Ghosa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Gora Abhiseka Katha Adbhuta Kathana?
Hearing the wonderful news of Lord Gaura's abhiseka, the devotees run to Śrivasa's home.
How many verses does Gora Abhiseka Katha Adbhuta Kathana have?
Gora Abhiseka Katha Adbhuta Kathana has 6 verses.
Can I download Gora Abhiseka Katha Adbhuta Kathana as a PPT or PDF?
Yes. A ready-to-display slide deck for Gora Abhiseka Katha Adbhuta Kathana — verse and translation on each slide — is available to download in both PowerPoint (.pptx) and PDF formats from this page, for use in kirtan or temple programs.