Nācata Bhubana Mohana Campaka Kanaka Kaṇja Jini Baraṇa
Karṇāṭa-rāga
His graceful form charming the hearts of all the world, Lord Gaura dances. His complesion dfeats the campaka, lotus, and gold. His garecful arms are anointed with sandal-paste. He wears glistening silken garments.
His charming face eclipses a host of cooling moons. His smiles are a flowing stream of sweet nectar. His eyebrows gracefully arch. His glorious restless reddish eyes eclipse the rising sun.
A jewel necklace rocks to and fro on His chest. His peacefulness is robbed. Earrings glisten on His ears. His glistening hair is curly. His hair is like a great darkness restlessly moving in the wind.
His garceful hands are like budding twigs. How many hundreds of rhythms rest in the clapping of His hands? With great joy Narahari sings His glories. How many of His glories can I describe?
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Who wrote Nācata Bhubana Mohana Campaka Kanaka Kaṇja Jini Baraṇa?
Nācata Bhubana Mohana Campaka Kanaka Kaṇja Jini Baraṇa was composed by Narahari dāsa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Nācata Bhubana Mohana Campaka Kanaka Kaṇja Jini Baraṇa?
His graceful form charming the hearts of all the world, Lord Gaura dances. His complesion dfeats the campaka, lotus, and gold. His garecful arms are anointed with sandal-paste. He wears glistening silken garments.
How many verses does Nācata Bhubana Mohana Campaka Kanaka Kaṇja Jini Baraṇa have?
Nācata Bhubana Mohana Campaka Kanaka Kaṇja Jini Baraṇa has 4 verses.