Nabadwīpe Śuni Siṁha Nāda
Rāmakeli-rāga
Hearing the Vaiṣṇavas loudly chant Lord Hari’s holy names in saṅkīrtana, the bewildered people think a host of roaring lions has come to Navadvīpa.
The great mahārathi warrior Lord Gauracandra and the great sārathi warriors Lord Nityānanda and Lord Advaita now charge into battle. Throwing the noose of ecstatic spiritual love, They catpure many enemy soldiers, capture them and tie them up. Without stop They roar with the battle cry of Lord Hari’s holy names.
Riding on the elephant to fight Kali-yuga, Lord Caitanya, the king of heroes, charges into battle and cuts many sins into pieces. To rescue the fallen souls held hostage by Kali-yuga, Lord Caitanya came to this earth. Now He conquers everywhere in the four directions.
By even a small particle of Lord Caitanya’s and Lord Nitāi’s mercy, everyone, from the highest to the lowest, now has within his grasp the great treasure of ecstatic spiritual love. Even though He has seen the Lord thus conquer all enemies, Kṛṣṇa dāsa is still unhappy. Alas! Kṛṣṇa dāsa could not get that treasure of spiritual love.
About Nabadwīpe Śuni Siṁha Nāda
Describes a "lion's roar" (siṁha nāda) heard in Navadvīpa — a forceful sound-image for the volume and power of the saṅkīrtana emanating from the Lord's town.
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What is the meaning of Nabadwīpe Śuni Siṁha Nāda?
Hearing the Vaiṣṇavas loudly chant Lord Hari’s holy names in saṅkīrtana, the bewildered people think a host of roaring lions has come to Navadvīpa.
How many verses does Nabadwīpe Śuni Siṁha Nāda have?
Nabadwīpe Śuni Siṁha Nāda has 4 verses.
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