Māgha Saptamī Śukla Pakṣa Śubha Kṣaṇa Kṣaṇa Bhūri

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māgha saptamī śukla-pakṣa śubha-kṣaṇa kṣaṇa bhūri prakaṭa prabhu adwaita sundara kayala mali-mada dūri
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In the month of Māgha, on the śuklā saptamī, at an auspicious moment, glorious and graceful Lord Advaita was manifest in this world. At that moment Kali-yuga’s arrogant pride was cast far away.

dhā-i calu saba loka peṭhi kubera-bhabana majhāra bipula pulaka nirakhi bālaka deta jaya jaya kāra
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All the people ran to Kuvera Paṇḍita’s home. As they gazed at the newborn child, the hairs on their bodies stood erect with joy. “Jaya! Jaya!”, they exclaimed.

bhāṭa-gaṇa ghana bhaṇata yaśa gāyata guṇī muda-māti sughaḍa bādaka-bṛnda bāyata bādya kata kata bhānti
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The poets sang of the child’s great glories. They were wild with bliss. How many glorious melodies did the musicians play on their instruments?

karata nartaka nṛtya ughaṭata thaitā taka taka thona dāsa narahari pahuṁka janama bilasa baraṇaba kona
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“Thaitā taka taka thona!”, the dancing of the dancers declared. In this way Narahari dāsa describes something of Lord Advaita’s glorious birth-pastimes.

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In the month of Māgha, on the śuklā saptamī, at an auspicious moment, glorious and graceful Lord Advaita was manifest in this world. At that moment Kali-yuga’s arrogant pride was cast far away.

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Māgha Saptamī Śukla Pakṣa Śubha Kṣaṇa Kṣaṇa Bhūri has 4 verses.