Kibā Śrī Śacī Bhabana Mājhe
Kāmoda-rāga
Many kinds of auspicious sounds fill Śacī's house. Everyone is busy with the rituals of Lord Gaura's wedding.
Lord Gaura is Lord Kṛṣṇa Himself, Lord Kṛṣṇa the moon of Gokula. The place of His wedding is flooded with bliss.
With oil the saintly ladies anoint His graceful hair. Again and again His hair is put in disarray.
Someone anoints His face and limbs with turmeric paste. Seeing Him anointed in this way, everyone smiles. With every breath they worship Him.
Someone anoints His limbs with fragrances. Are not His limbs already fragrant of their own accord? How can they be compared to anything else?
With Ganga-water the abhiseka of Lord Gaura is performed. Narahari raises his hands. Pretending only to be curious, he gazes at Lord Gaura's form.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Kibā Śrī Śacī Bhabana Mājhe?
Kibā Śrī Śacī Bhabana Mājhe was composed by Narahari dāsa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Kibā Śrī Śacī Bhabana Mājhe?
Many kinds of auspicious sounds fill Śacī's house. Everyone is busy with the rituals of Lord Gaura's wedding.
How many verses does Kibā Śrī Śacī Bhabana Mājhe have?
Kibā Śrī Śacī Bhabana Mājhe has 6 verses.