Gorā Nāce Prema Binodiyā
Tuḍī-rāga
Enjoying pastimes of spiritual love, Lord Gaura dances. He who is the ruler of all the worlds enjoys pastimes in Nadīyā.
Lord Gaura dances and dances. He does not know one direction from another. The moon of His mouth chants, “Hari!” He weeps and weeps.
The treasur eof ecstatic spiritual love, a treasure He brought down from the spiritual world of Goloka, He freely distributes to everyone. Chanting, “Haribol!”, Lord Gaura dances in saṅkīrtana.
He is overcome with ecstatic spiritual love. A gentle smile graces His face. Alas! Balarāma dāsa was cheated of the chance to taste the nectar of serving Him.
About Gorā Nāce Prema Binodiyā
Simple in scope: "Gora dances, sporting in love" (prema binodiyā) — the title names ecstatic love itself as the mood animating His dance, without further specific imagery.
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What is the meaning of Gorā Nāce Prema Binodiyā?
Enjoying pastimes of spiritual love, Lord Gaura dances. He who is the ruler of all the worlds enjoys pastimes in Nadīyā.
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Gorā Nāce Prema Binodiyā has 4 verses.
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