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Nadiya Akase Asi Udila Gauranga Sasi

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nadiya akase asi udila gauranga-sasi bhasila sakale kutuhale lajete gagana-sasi mathila badane masi kala peye grahanera chale
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When the moon of Lord Gaura rose in the sky of Nadiya, everyone floated in bliss. Embarrassed, the ordinary moon blackened his face with soot and pretended he was being eclipsed.

bama-gana ucca-svare jaya jaya dhvani kare ghare ghare baje ghanta sankha damama dagada kamsi sana-i bhem-uda bamsi turi bheri ara jayadhaka
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The women loudly chanted "Jaya! Jaya!" In home after home bells and conchshells were sounded. Damama trumpets, turi bugles, kamsi cymbals, sanais, and flutes all sounded. Dagada, bheuda, bheri, and jayadhaka drums were beaten.

misra jagannatha mana mahanande nigamana sacira sukhera sima na-i dekhiya nima-i mukha bhulila prasaba-dukha animikhe putra-mukha ca-i
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Jagannatha Misra's heart was plunged in bliss. Saci's happiness had no end. Gazing at Nimai's face, she forgot the sufferings of giving birth. With unblinking eyes she gazed at her son's face.

grahanera andhakare keha na cihnera kare deba nare haila misamisi nadiya nagari sange deba-nari asi range heriche gauranga rupa -rasi
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In ther darkness of the eclipse no one could clearly see the nature of other persons. Disguised as ordinary men and women the demigods and goddesses came to Nadiya and gazed at Lord Gaura's handsome form.

putrera badana dekhi jagannatha maha-sukhiS kare dana daridra sakale bhubana ananda-maya gaura-bidhu samudaya basu kahe jiba-bhagya-phale
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Gazing at hisa son's face, Jagannatha Misra became joyful. He gave charity to all the poor. When the moon of Lord Gaura thus rose the world became filled with bliss. Vasudeva Ghosa says: Then the people of the world became truly fortunate. They attained the results of many past pious deeds.

Lord Gaura's Childhood Pastimes

About Nadiya Akase Asi Udila Gauranga Sasi

Vasudeva Ghosa pictures Gauranga rising into the Nadia sky like the moon (sasi) itself — the standard gaura-candrika image of Chaitanya's appearance as moonrise over Navadvipa, invoking His golden radiance rather than any specific event.

Frequently asked

Who wrote Nadiya Akase Asi Udila Gauranga Sasi?

Nadiya Akase Asi Udila Gauranga Sasi was composed by Vasudeva Ghosa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.

What is the meaning of Nadiya Akase Asi Udila Gauranga Sasi?

When the moon of Lord Gaura rose in the sky of Nadiya, everyone floated in bliss. Embarrassed, the ordinary moon blackened his face with soot and pretended he was being eclipsed.

How many verses does Nadiya Akase Asi Udila Gauranga Sasi have?

Nadiya Akase Asi Udila Gauranga Sasi has 5 verses.

Can I download Nadiya Akase Asi Udila Gauranga Sasi as a PPT or PDF?

Yes. A ready-to-display slide deck for Nadiya Akase Asi Udila Gauranga Sasi — verse and translation on each slide — is available to download in both PowerPoint (.pptx) and PDF formats from this page, for use in kirtan or temple programs.