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Jaya Re Jaya Re Jaya Thakura Narottama
jaya re jaya re jaya, thakura narottama,
prema bhakati maharaja
yakara mantri, abhinna kalevara,
ramacandra kaviraja
prema mukuta mani, bhusana bhavavali,
angahi anga viraja
nrpa asana, kheturi maha baithato,
sangahi bhakata samaja
sanatana rupa krta, grantha bhagavata,
anudina koroto vicara
radha madhava, yugala ujjvala rasa,
paramananda sukha sara
sri sankirtana, visaya rase unamata,
dharmadharma nahi jano
yoga dana vrata, adi bhaye bhagato,
royato karama geyana
bhagavata sastra gana, yo dei bhakati dhana,
tako gaurava koru apa
sankhya mimamsaka, tarkadika joto,
kampita dekhi paratapa
abhakata caura, durahi bhagi rohu,
niyare nahi parakasa
dina hina jane, deyalo bhakati dhane,
vancita govinda dasa
(1)-(2) “All glories all glories to Thakura Narottama, the great king of loving devotion, whose counselor was Ramacandra Kaviraja, who was non different from him! His prema was the crown jewel of all the ornamental symptoms of ecstasy he showed on his body. He sat on the throne of the kingdom of Kheturi in the company of his assembled devotees.”
(3)-(4) “Every day he discussed the theistic scriptures compiled by Sri Sanatana and Rupa Gosvami, which contain the splendid amorous flavours of Sri Radha and Mddhava and that are the essence of topmost ecstasy. In the ecstasy of sri sankirtana he did not know what was pious and what was impious. Yoga, charity, vows and other kinds of piety fled far away, while fruitive activities and non-dualistic knowledge were weeping.”
(5)-(6) “He upheld the honour of those theistic scriptures that bestow the treasure of devotion and when they saw his might, sankhya, mimamsaka, tarka and other speculative philosophies trembled. The thief-like non devotees fled far away, unable to shine their light in his vicinity. He gave the treasure of devotion to lowly and fallen fellows, and Govinda dasa covets the same.”
About Jaya Re Jaya Re Jaya Thakura Narottama
A song by Govinda Dasa Kaviraja. Govinda Das Kaviraj glorifies Thakura Narottama, the great king of loving devotion, who gave the treasure of devotion to lowly and fallen fellows.
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