Jaya Jaya Bhanusuta Tata
O Lord who danced on the shore of the Yamuna, O handsome son of Nanda, O Lord who enjoyed the pastime of the auspicious, nectarean, transcendental autumn rasa dance, all glories, all glories to You!
O Lord who enjoyed pastimes of playing music in the forest beautiful with gentle moonlight, O Lord who, in order to see their ecstatic love for You, joked with the quickly arrived gopi girls,
O Lord who kissed the gopis, O passionate Lord, O Lord who, seeing their pride, disappeared, O Lord who stayed with virtuous Radha, O Lord who becomes controlled by the power of love,
O Lord who became intoxicated by drinking the nectar of the gopis' words, O Lord who had the gopis form a great circle, O Lord who agitated the hearts of the young demigoddesses, O Lord whose necklace moved to and fro in Your transcendental pastime,
O Lord who delighted the gopis with water pastimes, O Lord who decorated the Yamuna's shore, O Lord full of transcendental bliss and knowledge, O perfect Lord, O eternal Lord, O pure Lord, O dark-complexioned Lord!
About Jaya Jaya Bhanusuta Tata
A song by Rupa Goswami. Rupa Goswami glorifies the handsome son of Nanda – Sri Krsna, who performs transcendental pastimes in Vraja.
- Composer
- Rupa Goswami · Read biography
- Verses
- 5
Frequently asked
Who wrote Jaya Jaya Bhanusuta Tata?
Jaya Jaya Bhanusuta Tata was composed by Rupa Goswami.
What is the meaning of Jaya Jaya Bhanusuta Tata?
O Lord who danced on the shore of the Yamuna, O handsome son of Nanda, O Lord who enjoyed the pastime of the auspicious, nectarean, transcendental autumn rasa dance, all glories, all glories to You!
How many verses does Jaya Jaya Bhanusuta Tata have?
Jaya Jaya Bhanusuta Tata has 5 verses.
Can I download Jaya Jaya Bhanusuta Tata as a PPT or PDF?
Yes. A ready-to-display slide deck for Jaya Jaya Bhanusuta Tata — verse and translation on each slide — is available to download in both PowerPoint (.pptx) and PDF formats from this page, for use in kirtan or temple programs.