Jaya Jaya Adabhuta So Pahuṁ Adwaita
Dhānaśī-rāga
Glory, glory to wonderful Lord Advaita! Sitting by the Gaṅgā’s banks, He weeps. From His eyes flows a river of tears of ecstatic spiritual love. Perspiration soaks His garemnts.
Meditating on His master, He roars. Raising His feet, He leaps. Raising His arms, He shouts. He weeps. His body trembles.
Lord Advaita roars, “Lord Kṛṣṇa, the king of heroes, has come to the Gaṅgā’s banks! Filled with spiritual love, He has quickly come! Now He is manifest in Nadīyā!”
Glory to Lord Advaita! Because of Him, Nanda’s son, Lord Kṛṣṇa, caome to this world. Vṛndāvana dāsa says: In my heart I grasp Lord Advaita’s feet.
About Jaya Jaya Adabhuta So Pahuṁ Adwaita
"Glory, glory to that wondrous lord, Advaita!" — adabhuta, "wondrous," a bare exclamation of astonished praise without further specific content.
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Glory, glory to wonderful Lord Advaita! Sitting by the Gaṅgā’s banks, He weeps. From His eyes flows a river of tears of ecstatic spiritual love. Perspiration soaks His garemnts.
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