Hema Baraṇa Bara Sundara Bigraha
Dhānaśrī-rāga
His graceful golden form is a divine tree, a tree where His boldy hairs standing erect are the leaves, His ecstatic spiritual love is the ripe fruit, and His gentle smile is the flowers.
Charming, wonderful, glorious Lord Gaura dances by the Gaṅgā's stream. To the residents of the three worlds He gives a necklace of the jewels of devotional service.
His body is filled with the nectar of ecstatic spiritual love. His nectar form displays the symptoms of ecstatic love. His graceful motions are like an intoxicated elephant's walk. He enchants the heart. He overwhelms millions of Kāmadevas.
Glorious is the circle of the earth! Glorious is Nadīyā-pura! Glorious, glorious is the age of Kali! Glorious is Lord Gaura's descent to this world! Most glorious of all glories is His saṅkīrtana movement of chanting the holy names! JOāna dāsa knows nothing more glorious than saṅkīrtana.
About Hema Baraṇa Bara Sundara Bigraha
A plain descriptive title: a most beautiful form of golden hue. Standard gaura-candrika vocabulary without a distinct image beyond the color and beauty themselves.
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Who wrote Hema Baraṇa Bara Sundara Bigraha?
Hema Baraṇa Bara Sundara Bigraha was composed by Jñāna dāsa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Hema Baraṇa Bara Sundara Bigraha?
His graceful golden form is a divine tree, a tree where His boldy hairs standing erect are the leaves, His ecstatic spiritual love is the ripe fruit, and His gentle smile is the flowers.
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Hema Baraṇa Bara Sundara Bigraha has 4 verses.
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