Jaya Jaya Dhvani Uthe Nadiya Nagare
Calls of "Jaya! Jaya!" arise in the towns of Nadiya. Now in Śrivasa's house will be performed the abhiseka of Lord Gaura.
"Come! Come!", calls Advaita GosaYi. He lets out a great roar. He is not in external consciousness.
Raising His arms, Nar a (Lord Advaita) wildly dances, His steps making sounds of "Tadhiya! Tadhiya!" Behind Him Haridasa turns and dances.
Śrivasa, Śri pati, Śri nidhi, and Śri rama joyfully dance. The sight of them dancing delights the eyes.
Calling out, "Jaya Gauranga! Jaya Advaita Nitai!", the devotees hurry behind.
Some dance and sing in ecstatic love. Others laugh in ecstatic love. Vasudeva Ghosa sings this song describing Lord Gaura's abhiseka pastime.
About Jaya Jaya Dhvani Uthe Nadiya Nagare
Victorious cries rising once more through Nadia's streets — a companion piece to Vasudeva's other 'jaya jaya' song here, both treating the town's own noise of celebration as the subject.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Jaya Jaya Dhvani Uthe Nadiya Nagare?
Jaya Jaya Dhvani Uthe Nadiya Nagare was composed by Vasudeva Ghosa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Jaya Jaya Dhvani Uthe Nadiya Nagare?
Calls of "Jaya! Jaya!" arise in the towns of Nadiya. Now in Śrivasa's house will be performed the abhiseka of Lord Gaura.
How many verses does Jaya Jaya Dhvani Uthe Nadiya Nagare have?
Jaya Jaya Dhvani Uthe Nadiya Nagare has 6 verses.
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