Nita I Amara Parama Dayala
Sindhuḍā-rāga
My Lord Nitai is supremely merciful. Digging a ?Scanal from the ocean of ecstatic
spiritual love, Lord Nitai flooded this world. In this way He made this world very fortunate.
When those waves of love flooded the world no one remained untouched. Sinners and ascetics alike swam in that ocean of love. The devotees gathered together and played in that ocean of love. Sometimes one of them would swim across it.
The towns of Nadiya were plunged in that ocean of love. The town of Santipura was also plunged in that ocean of love. The devotees played in that ocean. Seeing all this, Lord Nitai laughs. Vasudeva Ghosa is tossed to and fro by the waves of that ocean. Sometimes he is pushed above and sometimes he is plunged underneath the waves.
The Abhiseka of Lord Gaura
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About Nita I Amara Parama Dayala
A direct, personal declaration: 'my Nitai is supremely merciful' — one of the Ghosa brothers' several songs here glorifying Nityananda's mercy specifically rather than Chaitanya's beauty.
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Who wrote Nita I Amara Parama Dayala?
Nita I Amara Parama Dayala was composed by Vasudeva Ghosa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Nita I Amara Parama Dayala?
My Lord Nitai is supremely merciful. Digging a ?Scanal from the ocean of ecstatic spiritual love, Lord Nitai flooded this world. In this way He made this world very fortunate.
How many verses does Nita I Amara Parama Dayala have?
Nita I Amara Parama Dayala has 3 verses.
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