Prabhu Nityānanda Ānandera Kanda
Suha-i-rāga
Lord Nityānanda is the root of all bliss. Previously He had been Rohiṇī’s son Balarāma. Now, at an auspicious moment taking birth from Padmāvatī’s womb, He makes the Kali-yuga supremely auspicious.
Great sounds of “Jaya! Jaya! Jaya!” fill Hāḍāi Paṇḍita’s home. Floating in bliss as they run, the people of Ekacakra cannot remain peaceful and quiet.
The beautiful moon of infant Nityānanda’s face fills the maternity room with glorious light. How many desires to gaze at His handsome glory fill the peoples’ hearts? With unblinking eyes they gaze at Him.
The demigods joyfully shower flowers. Unseen, they gracefully dance. As the musical instruments and drums declare, “Dhā dhā dhiuki dhiki dhenyā nā!”, Ghanaśyāma sings this song.
About Prabhu Nityānanda Ānandera Kanda
"Lord Nityananda, the root of bliss" — kanda meaning source or root, a stock epithet repeated across this chapter (compare songs 860 and 863) rather than a distinctive image.
Frequently asked
What is the meaning of Prabhu Nityānanda Ānandera Kanda?
Lord Nityānanda is the root of all bliss. Previously He had been Rohiṇī’s son Balarāma. Now, at an auspicious moment taking birth from Padmāvatī’s womb, He makes the Kali-yuga supremely auspicious.
How many verses does Prabhu Nityānanda Ānandera Kanda have?
Prabhu Nityānanda Ānandera Kanda has 4 verses.
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