Nācata Gaura Parama Sukha Sadanā
Naṭa-Nārāyaṇa-rāga
Lord Gaura, the abode of all bliss, dances. The hairs of His body stand erect. His graceful effulgent form crushes Kāmadeva’s pride.
With glistening reddish lotus-petal eyes He casts glances of mercy. His smiling face eclipses the autumn moon. His words are glorious. His splendid teeth charm the heart.
His graceful motion rob the graceful epelahnts of their pride. The earth feels newer and newer bliss to be able to uphold His feet. His heart overcome with ecstatic spireitual love, He says, “Hari! Hari!” in a choked voice. He manifests the symptoms of ecstasy.
Wild with bliss, He freely gives away the precious jewels of spiritual love. He removes all calamities. The worlds are filled with His glories. He fulfills everyone’s desire. Only Narahari’s desire is not fulfilled. Narahari’s birth and life in this world is fruitless and pathetic.
About Nācata Gaura Parama Sukha Sadanā
Names Gaura parama-sukha-sadana, "the abode of supreme happiness," as He dances — an epithet locating ultimate bliss in His very person.
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Lord Gaura, the abode of all bliss, dances. The hairs of His body stand erect. His graceful effulgent form crushes Kāmadeva’s pride.
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Nācata Gaura Parama Sukha Sadanā has 4 verses.
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