Maṇi Malakṛta Go Gaṇa Gaṇanapuraṇam Anu Sanandam
1.31.54
Kṛṣṇa rests His arm on a friend's shoulder and happily counts the surabhi cows on the abacus of His jewel necklace. His singing charms the does.
Look! Kṛṣṇa now recites magic mantras. If He does not, then why do I now see both a doe and a doe-eyed gopi in the same place where He stands?
About Maṇi Malakṛta Go Gaṇa Gaṇanapuraṇam Anu Sanandam
One verse from within Gopala-campu. Its opening words mention 'jeweled garlands' and 'completing the counting of the cow herd, joyfully' — suggesting a pastoral scene of Krishna and the cowherd boys tending and counting the cows.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Maṇi Malakṛta Go Gaṇa Gaṇanapuraṇam Anu Sanandam?
Maṇi Malakṛta Go Gaṇa Gaṇanapuraṇam Anu Sanandam was composed by Jiva Goswami. It appears in Gopala Campu.
What is the meaning of Maṇi Malakṛta Go Gaṇa Gaṇanapuraṇam Anu Sanandam?
Kṛṣṇa rests His arm on a friend's shoulder and happily counts the surabhi cows on the abacus of His jewel necklace. His singing charms the does.
How many verses does Maṇi Malakṛta Go Gaṇa Gaṇanapuraṇam Anu Sanandam have?
Maṇi Malakṛta Go Gaṇa Gaṇanapuraṇam Anu Sanandam has 2 verses.
Can I download Maṇi Malakṛta Go Gaṇa Gaṇanapuraṇam Anu Sanandam as a PPT or PDF?
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