Nitai Mora Jibana Dhana
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Lord Nitai is the treasure of my life. Nitai is my family. In my life I have no goal but Nitai.
To my heart the best of material pleasures is worthless like a pile of ashes. I will beg alms in the town. That is how I will eat. I will sing the name of Lord Nitai.
I will not go to any country where Lord Nitai does not stay. I will not look at the face of a person averse to Lord Nitai.
A person may so saintly the water that has washed his feet becomes like the holy Ganga Lord Siva places on his own head. But if he does not worship Lord Nitai, that person only suffers and perishes at the end.
Locana dãsa declares, "I shall scorch the face of one who has no regard for my Nitãi!".
About Nitai Mora Jibana Dhana
The title—'Nitai is the wealth of my life'—captures this short padavali's tender, possessive devotion to Lord Nityananda, Chaitanya's principal associate. Such direct, affectionate address to a beloved deity is characteristic of the genre.
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Who wrote Nitai Mora Jibana Dhana?
Nitai Mora Jibana Dhana was composed by Locana Dasa Thakura. It appears in More Songs.
What is the meaning of Nitai Mora Jibana Dhana?
Lord Nitai is the treasure of my life. Nitai is my family. In my life I have no goal but Nitai.
Where can I listen to Nitai Mora Jibana Dhana?
You can listen to 2 recordings of Nitai Mora Jibana Dhana on this page, including versions sung by Vaishnavas, HG Vishakha Mataji.
How many verses does Nitai Mora Jibana Dhana have?
Nitai Mora Jibana Dhana has 5 verses.
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