Parama Śubha Śacī Gabhe Bilasata Gaura Gokula Nāha
Kāmoda-rāga
Manifesting a fair form, Gokula's master was gloriously manifest from Śacī's supremely auspicious womb. The demigods came there. Filling the room, they bowed down and offered prayers.
On the auspicious full-moon night of Phalguna month, Rahu swallowed the rising moon. At that time the Lord manifested His holy name first. Only in the next moment did He manifest His form.
Sounds of "Jaya! Jaya!" filled the world. No one was peaceful. Gazing at the infant in Jagannātha Miśra's house, everyone became wild with bliss.
Newer and newer kinds of glory and auspiciousness were manifest. Everyone's desires were fulfilled. Narahari says: At that moment powerful Kali-yuga's pride was crushed into dust.
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Who wrote Parama Śubha Śacī Gabhe Bilasata Gaura Gokula Nāha?
Parama Śubha Śacī Gabhe Bilasata Gaura Gokula Nāha was composed by Narahari dāsa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Parama Śubha Śacī Gabhe Bilasata Gaura Gokula Nāha?
Manifesting a fair form, Gokula's master was gloriously manifest from Śacī's supremely auspicious womb. The demigods came there. Filling the room, they bowed down and offered prayers.
How many verses does Parama Śubha Śacī Gabhe Bilasata Gaura Gokula Nāha have?
Parama Śubha Śacī Gabhe Bilasata Gaura Gokula Nāha has 4 verses.