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Nirupama Hema Jyoti Jini Baraṇa

Kānāḍā-rāga

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nirupama hema-jyoti jini baraṇa saṅgīte raṅgita raṇjita caraṇa
Translation

His peerless complexion defeats the splendor of gold. The soles of His feet are reddish. He is delighted by the devotees' songs.

nācata gauracandra guṇa-maṇiyā caudike hari hari dhwani dhani dhaniyā
Translation

Adorned with the jewels of all virtues Lord Gauracandra dances. The four directions are filled with sounds of "Hari! Hari!"

śarada-indu-nindi sundara bayanā ahar-niśi prema nijhore jhare nayanā
Translation

His handsome face rebukes the autumn moon. Day and night tears of ecstatic spiritual love stream from His eyes.

bipula pulaka-paripūrita deha nija rase bhāsi nā pāya-i theha
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The hairs of His body stand erect. He floats in the nectar of ecstatic spiritual love. He cannot remain peaceful.

jaga-bhari pūrala ehena-o ānanda mahī māhā bañcita dāsa gobinda
Translation

He fills the worlds with bliss. On the entire earth Govinda dāsa alone was cheated of that bliss.

About Nirupama Hema Jyoti Jini Baraṇa

Claims His golden radiance is "nirupama" — peerless, without comparison — surpassing (jini) even gold's own natural luster. A verse that pushes the usual gold comparison one step further by saying gold itself falls short.

Frequently asked

Who wrote Nirupama Hema Jyoti Jini Baraṇa?

Nirupama Hema Jyoti Jini Baraṇa was composed by Govinda dāsa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.

What is the meaning of Nirupama Hema Jyoti Jini Baraṇa?

His peerless complexion defeats the splendor of gold. The soles of His feet are reddish. He is delighted by the devotees' songs.

How many verses does Nirupama Hema Jyoti Jini Baraṇa have?

Nirupama Hema Jyoti Jini Baraṇa has 5 verses.

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