Nitā I Cānda Dayāmaya Nitā I Cānda Dayāmaya
Paṭha-mañjarī-rāga
Lord Nitāicandra is merciful. Lord Nitāicandra is merciful. No one gives mercy as He does to Kali-yuga’s souls.
One moment He is dark. The next moment He is fair. The next moment He is yellow. The next moment He laughs. The next moment He weeps. The next moment He falls unconscious.
The next moment, unable to speak Lord Gaura’s name, He moans “Goṁ goṁ”. He swims in tears streaming from His eyes, eyes reddened with spiritual love for lord Gaura.
He floats in the ocean opf spiritual love. He makes the whole world float in that ocean. Only Yadu dāsa, who stands on the mountain top of repeated birth and death, remains untouched by that ocean.
About Nitā I Cānda Dayāmaya Nitā I Cānda Dayāmaya
"Merciful Nitai-moon" repeated twice — emphasizing dayā, mercy, as his defining quality through insistent repetition rather than through narrative or image.
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What is the meaning of Nitā I Cānda Dayāmaya Nitā I Cānda Dayāmaya?
Lord Nitāicandra is merciful. Lord Nitāicandra is merciful. No one gives mercy as He does to Kali-yuga’s souls.
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