Gorā Guṇa Maṇi Sughaḍa Śekhara Parama Mudita Hiyāya
Tuḍī-rāga
Decorated with the jewel-crown of virtues, Lord Gaura is joyful at heart. To the many wedding guests He now bids farewell.
To the many poets, dancers, singers, musicians, beggars, and brāhmaṇas He gives valauble garments and ornamenst. Giving them great wealth, He fulfills their desires and delights their hearts.
Expert at speaking sweet words, He satisfies everyone. The guests return to their own homes. There they assemble and sing Lord Gaura-Hari's glories.
Śrī Śacī respectfully speaks to all the ladies. Narahari says: Everyone happily departs.
About Gorā Guṇa Maṇi Sughaḍa Śekhara Parama Mudita Hiyāya
Describes Gora, jewel of virtues and crest-jewel of the accomplished, as supremely joyful at heart — an image of inner delight rather than any specific outward scene.
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Who wrote Gorā Guṇa Maṇi Sughaḍa Śekhara Parama Mudita Hiyāya?
Gorā Guṇa Maṇi Sughaḍa Śekhara Parama Mudita Hiyāya was composed by Narahari dāsa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Gorā Guṇa Maṇi Sughaḍa Śekhara Parama Mudita Hiyāya?
Decorated with the jewel-crown of virtues, Lord Gaura is joyful at heart. To the many wedding guests He now bids farewell.
How many verses does Gorā Guṇa Maṇi Sughaḍa Śekhara Parama Mudita Hiyāya have?
Gorā Guṇa Maṇi Sughaḍa Śekhara Parama Mudita Hiyāya has 4 verses.
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