Pāpe Purala Pṛthibī Parisara Pekhi Parama Dayāla
Sri-rāga
Seeing that the earth was filled with sins, the supremely merciful Lord, the protector of the surrendered souls, flooded the earth with an ocean of ecstatic spiritual love.
He who bears the name Patita-pāvana (purifier of the fallen) is the Supreme Lord. He is the abode of the nectar of spiritual love. He is Lord Krsna, for whom the gopis feel the sweet nectar of love.
He who is the protector of the surrendered souls came to this world, met with His previous associates, enjoyed pastimes, and removed the sins of this world.
Śiva and Brahmā worship His lotus feet. Blind Jagadānanda, who stumbles as he walks on the path, even if he looks, cannot see Him.
About Pāpe Purala Pṛthibī Parisara Pekhi Parama Dayāla
Opens on "seeing the whole expanse of the earth filled with sin" before the supremely merciful one appears — the world's corruption as the explicit occasion for Chaitanya's descent, per this song's own framing.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Pāpe Purala Pṛthibī Parisara Pekhi Parama Dayāla?
Pāpe Purala Pṛthibī Parisara Pekhi Parama Dayāla was composed by Jagadānanda. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Pāpe Purala Pṛthibī Parisara Pekhi Parama Dayāla?
Seeing that the earth was filled with sins, the supremely merciful Lord, the protector of the surrendered souls, flooded the earth with an ocean of ecstatic spiritual love.
How many verses does Pāpe Purala Pṛthibī Parisara Pekhi Parama Dayāla have?
Pāpe Purala Pṛthibī Parisara Pekhi Parama Dayāla has 4 verses.
Can I download Pāpe Purala Pṛthibī Parisara Pekhi Parama Dayāla as a PPT or PDF?
Yes. A ready-to-display slide deck for Pāpe Purala Pṛthibī Parisara Pekhi Parama Dayāla — 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.