Nitā I Karuṇāmaya Abatāra
Śrī-rāga
Merciful Lord Nitāi has descended to this world. Seeing tyhe poor and fallen people, He gave them the great treasure of spiritual love, a treasure that is the best thing in all the Agama and Nigama scriptures.
Tears stream fropm His glorious eyes, eyes that defeat the lotus flowers. The circle of His face defats many millions of moons. The hearts of this world yearn to attain Him.
His glorious limbs charm even Kāmadeva. A glorious jewel necklace rests on His neck. He keeps the blinding darkness of sinful gossip far away from His ears.
In His glorious arms, arms that defeat the young elephant's trunk, He holds a golden staff. When the people see Him, they forget all their pains and troubles. Their stone hearts break into pieces.
Merciful Lord Nitāi plunged the entire world in the flood of spiritual love. In this way He fulfilled the desires felt in every heart in this world. Unable to touch even a single drop of that flood of spiritual love, Harināma dāsa weeps.
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About Nitā I Karuṇāmaya Abatāra
Mirrors the 'ocean of mercy' language for Nitai directly: 'the merciful incarnation' (karunamaya avatara) — mercy named as his defining, incarnate quality rather than one virtue among others.
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Merciful Lord Nitāi has descended to this world. Seeing tyhe poor and fallen people, He gave them the great treasure of spiritual love, a treasure that is the best thing in all the Agama and Nigama scriptures.
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