Nitā I Caitanya Du I Bhā I Dayāra Abadhi
Maṅgala-rāga
The two brothers Nitāi and Caitanya are the most merciful. Again and again They beg the people to please accept the rare ecstatic spiritual love even Brahmā cannot attain.
Again and again these two brothers beg the people to please accept the rare ecstatic spiritual love the four Vedas seek.
Not even the fallen misled sinners sinners wounded by Kali-yuga chant “Nitāi! Caitanya!” and dance.
Now the world has become auspicious. Now the world is flooded with the nectar of saṅkīrtana. Alas! Ananta Rāya weeps. He could not taste even a drop of that nectar.
About Nitā I Caitanya Du I Bhā I Dayāra Abadhi
Nitai and Caitanya together, 'two brothers,' called the very outer limit (abadhi) of mercy — one of this collection's frequent pairings of the two as a single object of praise.
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Who wrote Nitā I Caitanya Du I Bhā I Dayāra Abadhi?
Nitā I Caitanya Du I Bhā I Dayāra Abadhi was composed by Ananta Acārya. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Nitā I Caitanya Du I Bhā I Dayāra Abadhi?
The two brothers Nitāi and Caitanya are the most merciful. Again and again They beg the people to please accept the rare ecstatic spiritual love even Brahmā cannot attain.
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Nitā I Caitanya Du I Bhā I Dayāra Abadhi has 4 verses.
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