Akrodha Paramananda

The noble Lord Nityānanda Rāy is never angry, for He is the personification of supreme transcendental bliss. Devoid of any concept of false ego, Nitāi wanders about the town.

Going from door to door in the residences of the most fallen and wretched souls, He freely distributes the gift of the Hari-nāma mahā-mantra.

He exclaims to whomever he sees while holding straw between his teeth, "Please purchase me by worshipping Gaurahari!" ("O my dear brother! I am grasping your feet! O Mādhāi, at your feet I request you to just once chant 'Hari, Hari!' Only once, dear Mādhāi, just chant 'Gaura Hari!' Please chant His holy name and you will be delivered from the material world.")

Saying thus, Nityānanda Prabhu rolls about on the ground, appearing like a golden mountain tumbling in the dust. (He rolls on the ground, tumbling in the dust. He looks just like a golden mountain rolling upon the earth. The golden mountain roars 'Gaura Hari Hari!' while rolling in the dust, and again chants 'Gaura Hari Hari!')

Locana Dāsa says, "Whoever has not experienced the awakening of affection for such an avatār as this, that sinful person simply comes and goes uselessly in the cycle of repeated birth and death."