Jagaranad Atha Kuñja Vare
1.29.40
Awakened by seeing the splendid morning sunlight in the beautiful forest-grove, Kṛṣṇa breaks the sleep of His beloved as Her gopi-friends gather around Them.
(Refrain) My consciousness is now absorbed in thinking of Kaṁsahara Kṛṣṇa, who wears a peacock-feather crown.
The young gopis please Her again and again, and lead Her down the path through the dense forest. In the forest She was very happy, but at home Her eternal happiness is
stolen away. At home She has become bitten by the poisonous snake of separation from Her lover. She is now stunned with the desire to meet Him.
About Jagaranad Atha Kuñja Vare
One verse from within Gopala-campu. Its opening words, 'then, upon waking, in the best of forest bowers,' set a scene in a Vrindavana grove, though what follows is not recoverable from the title alone.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Jagaranad Atha Kuñja Vare?
Jagaranad Atha Kuñja Vare was composed by Jiva Goswami. It appears in Gopala Campu.
What is the meaning of Jagaranad Atha Kuñja Vare?
Awakened by seeing the splendid morning sunlight in the beautiful forest-grove, Kṛṣṇa breaks the sleep of His beloved as Her gopi-friends gather around Them. (Refrain) My consciousness is now absorbed in thinking of Kaṁsahara Kṛṣṇa, who wears a peacock-feather crown.
How many verses does Jagaranad Atha Kuñja Vare have?
Jagaranad Atha Kuñja Vare has 2 verses.
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