Patita Pābana Parbhura Caraṇa
Śrī-rāga
They who take shelter of Lord Gaura's feet feet that purify the fallen souls are able even while they reside in this world to see the Lord's blissful pastimes in the spiritual world.
Listen. Listen. Listen O my brothers. the mystery is now broken. When the moon of Lord Gaura's face rises there blinding darkness flees from the heart.
His form is handsome. His smiles and glances are sweet. His eyebrows are curved. His lips are red. He is a flood of sweet nectar.
His feet are graceful. His toenails are like moons moons glistening amongst a host of stars. Blissful and glorious He enjoys many pastimes This Govinda dāsa knows.
About Patita Pābana Parbhura Caraṇa
Invokes "the feet of the Lord who purifies the fallen" (patita-pavana), one of Chaitanya's best-known epithets, applied here specifically to His feet as the object of surrender and refuge.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Patita Pābana Parbhura Caraṇa?
Patita Pābana Parbhura Caraṇa was composed by Govinda dāsa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Patita Pābana Parbhura Caraṇa?
They who take shelter of Lord Gaura's feet feet that purify the fallen souls are able even while they reside in this world to see the Lord's blissful pastimes in the spiritual world.
How many verses does Patita Pābana Parbhura Caraṇa have?
Patita Pābana Parbhura Caraṇa has 4 verses.
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