Gorācandera Bibāha Para Dine
Toḍi-rāga
How much bliss floods the house on the morning after Lord Gauracandra's wedding?
From the four directions the saintly girls run. Gazing at the beauty of the bride and groom, their eyes are filled with cooling bliss.
How did Vallabha Acārya's fortunate wife attain such a jewel of a son-in-law? She does not know.
How did saintly and generous Vallabha Acārya attain such an auspicious son-in-law? He does not know.
When the wedding ceremony was complete, Lord Gaura-Hari, now Vallabha Acārya's son-in-law, was joyful.
Now that the wedding ceremony is comple, Narahari says: Now all the demigods praise Vallabha Acārya.
About Gorācandera Bibāha Para Dine
Moves the narrative forward to the day after Goracandra's wedding — a marker of continuing celebration rather than the ceremony itself.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Gorācandera Bibāha Para Dine?
Gorācandera Bibāha Para Dine was composed by Narahari dāsa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Gorācandera Bibāha Para Dine?
How much bliss floods the house on the morning after Lord Gauracandra's wedding?
How many verses does Gorācandera Bibāha Para Dine have?
Gorācandera Bibāha Para Dine has 6 verses.
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