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jayādbhuta-mahā-ceṣṭā- vismita-vraja-ṣaṇkita gopānupṛṣṭa-janaka gopadgitādhilehita
Word for word
jaya all glories; adbhuta amazing; maha great; cesta activities; vismita amazed; vraja by the residents of Vraja; sankita doubted; gopa by the cowherd men; anuprsta enquired; janaka Your father; gopa by the cowherd man; ugita glorified; akhila all; ihita Your pastimes
Translation

O Lord Krsna, all glories unto You. Seeing Your great and amazing activities, the cowherd men of Vraja wondered about Your actual identity. They enquired about this from Your father, Nanda Maharaja, and he replied by glorifying all Your pastimes.

nandokta-garga-sad-vākya- gopāsankā-nirāsaka goṣṭha-rakṣaka māṁ rakṣa gopālānanda-vardhana
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nanda by Nanda Maharaja; ukta recounted; garga of Garga Muni; sat transcendental; vakya words; gopa of the cowherd men; asanka doubt; nirasaka dispelling; gostha of Vrndavana; raksaka O protector; mam me; raksa please protect; gopala of the cowherd residents of Vraja; ananda the bliss; vardhana increasing
Translation

O Lord Krsna, by recounting Garga Muni's transcendental description of Your actual status, Nanda Maharaja dispelled the doubts of the cowherd men. O Lord, O increaser of the bliss of the cowherd men, O protector of the residents of Vrndavana, please protect me.

Frequently asked

Who wrote Obeisance 60?

Obeisance 60 was composed by Sanatana Goswami. It appears in Krsna Lila Stava.

What is the meaning of Obeisance 60?

O Lord Krsna, all glories unto You. Seeing Your great and amazing activities, the cowherd men of Vraja wondered about Your actual identity. They enquired about this from Your father, Nanda Maharaja, and he replied by glorifying all Your pastimes.

How many verses does Obeisance 60 have?

Obeisance 60 has 2 verses.

Can I download Obeisance 60 as a PPT or PDF?

Yes. A ready-to-display slide deck for Obeisance 60 — verse and translation on each slide — is available to download in both PowerPoint (.pptx) and PDF formats from this page, for use in kirtan or temple programs.