My Lord Nitāi is overcome with ecstatic love for Lord Caitanya. From Lord Nitāi’s reddened eyes flows a celestial Gaṅgā of tears.
The hairs of His body stand erect. Swaying to and fro, He walks like the king of elephants.
Seeing a fallen sinner, He extends His two arms, hugs the sinner, and begs, “Chant, `Hari! Hari!’ “
Lord Nitāi is an ocean of mercy. How could it be otherwise. After all, He descended to this world to deliver the fallen sinner Narahari.
About Gorā Preme Gara Gara Nitā I Āmāra
"My Nitai trembles, overwhelmed with love for Gora" — pictures him lost in ecstatic emotion specifically over Chaitanya, linking the two figures directly.
Frequently asked
What is the meaning of Gorā Preme Gara Gara Nitā I Āmāra?
My Lord Nitāi is overcome with ecstatic love for Lord Caitanya. From Lord Nitāi’s reddened eyes flows a celestial Gaṅgā of tears.
How many verses does Gorā Preme Gara Gara Nitā I Āmāra have?
Gorā Preme Gara Gara Nitā I Āmāra has 4 verses.
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