Kīrtana Rasamaya Āgama Agocara
Dhanaśī-rāga or Kāmoda-rāga
Glory to the two moons who are Lord Gaura and Lord Nityānanda, two moons who taste the sweet nectar of chanting the holy names, who are beyond the touch of the Vedas, who are the roots of transcendental bliss, who are the goals of all living beings, and who are the masters of the devotees' lives!
Glory to glorious Śrī Caitanya, who descended to this world, who glances with merciful eyes at the fallen souls, who fills the world with a limitless flood of mercy, who breaks the fear of repeated birth and death, and who destroys sins!
Into the nectar of chanting the holy names He plunged the demigods, humans, nāgas, beasts, birds, and all other creatures in the world. He gave the nectar flood of ecstatic spiritual love, a flood that is the best thing in all the Vedas, to everyone. He did not neglect anyone.
Then the three worlds became auspicious. Then the power of love for the holy name chased Kali-yuga's darkness far away. Then everyone walked on the glorious and peaceful spiritual path. Only misbehaved Rāmānanda did not walk on that path. Only he was cheated.
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Who wrote Kīrtana Rasamaya Āgama Agocara?
Kīrtana Rasamaya Āgama Agocara was composed by Rāmānanda. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Kīrtana Rasamaya Āgama Agocara?
Glory to the two moons who are Lord Gaura and Lord Nityānanda, two moons who taste the sweet nectar of chanting the holy names, who are beyond the touch of the Vedas, who are the roots of transcendental bliss, who are the goals of all living beings, and who are the masters of the devotees' lives!
How many verses does Kīrtana Rasamaya Āgama Agocara have?
Kīrtana Rasamaya Āgama Agocara has 4 verses.