Kaliya Damana Dina Naha
Krsna, who is the Lord of the poor and meek and the hero that vanquished Kaliya, stays in a kadamba tree's shade on the Yamuna's banks.
(Lord Krsna says:) How many girls of Vraja have I seen? Still, this one girl is splendid like a garland of unmoving lightning flashes,
O friend Subala, I tell you: from that moment I no longer know whether it is day or night.
In that place were two or four beautiful girls splendid like glistening jewels. But only one of those girls cast a spell on My heart.
I keep that girl in my heart. My heart is filled with the smoke of Kamadeva's flames. Lost in the smoke, I cannot see the directions.
Moment after moment I am rapt in thinking of this girl. I know nothing but Her. I am overcome by the fever of separation from Her.
Day after day my body becomes more thin and emaciated. Govinda dasa says: These are the signs of new love.
About Kaliya Damana Dina Naha
A song by Govinda Dasa Kaviraja. Govinda Das Kaviraj depicts the state of Lord Krishna who is overcome by the fever of separation from the charming Sri Radha.
- Composer
- Govinda Dasa Kaviraja · Read biography
- Verses
- 7
Frequently asked
Who wrote Kaliya Damana Dina Naha?
Kaliya Damana Dina Naha was composed by Govinda Dasa Kaviraja.
What is the meaning of Kaliya Damana Dina Naha?
Krsna, who is the Lord of the poor and meek and the hero that vanquished Kaliya, stays in a kadamba tree's shade on the Yamuna's banks.
How many verses does Kaliya Damana Dina Naha have?
Kaliya Damana Dina Naha has 7 verses.
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