Nitā I Sundara Abanī Ujora
The anklets on glorious Lord Nitāi's feet jangle as He walks on the earth. Seeing Lord Gaura's fair limbs, Lord Nitāi remembers the pastimes They two enjoyed in ancient times in the land of Vṛndāvana.
I pray that I may touch the dust of Lord Nitāi's feet when I die. Leaving the forest groves of Vṛndāvana, Lord Nitāi came to this place to save the sinners.
Standing with Vasudhā and Jāhnavā, with the touch of His glorious cooling feet He delivered this Gīta-govinda dāsa and all the three worlds.
About Nitā I Sundara Abanī Ujora
Nitai's beauty is said to illuminate the earth (abani ujora) — light and radiance as the governing image, rather than any specific act or pastime.
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What is the meaning of Nitā I Sundara Abanī Ujora?
The anklets on glorious Lord Nitāi's feet jangle as He walks on the earth. Seeing Lord Gaura's fair limbs, Lord Nitāi remembers the pastimes They two enjoyed in ancient times in the land of Vṛndāvana.
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Nitā I Sundara Abanī Ujora has 3 verses.
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