Gajendra Gamane Nitā I Calaye Manthare
Suha-i-rāga
Like the graceful king of elephants, Lord Nityananda slowly walks.Whomever He sees He makes float in an ocean of ecstatic spiritual love.
Going from house to house, He begs the fallen misled sinners to please purchase His goods of ecstatic spiritual love, goods even the demigod Brahmā finds difficult to buy.
Placing a straw between His teeth, Lord Nityānanda says, “Please purchase My goods. Please pay the price of chanting, `Gaura-Hari!’ and take the goods I sell.
“O My brothers, please listen. Śrī Gaurāṅgasundara of Nadīyā is Lord Kṛṣṇa Himself, Kṛṣṇa who has descended to this world to be with you.
“He is the Supreme Lord. He is Nanda’s son in Gokulapura, and He has descended to this world to be with you.”
Hearing these words, the sinners weep. They grasp Lord Nityānanda’s feet. The hairs of their bodies stand urpight. Their hearts are overcome with ecstatic spiritual love.
LordNityānanda hugs them and then goes to the next house. In this way Lord Nityānanda made entire villages and towns float in the nectar of ecstatic spiritual love.
Devakīnandana dāsa says: I am vrey unfortunate. I never worshiped Lord Nitāi. That is why I am drowning in this well of materialistic life.