Pūrabe Gobardhana Dharala Anuja Yāra
He who in ancient times the world called by the name Balarāma, and whose younger brother lifted Govardhana Hill, has now come to taste the bliss of saṅkīrtana with Lord Caitanya. Now His name is Nityānanda.
He is supremely generous. His body is filled with mercy. He brings auspiciousness to all the worlds. He is the abode of all virtues. He is filled with the nectar of love for Lord Gaura. A splendid garment rests upon His waist. Among the avatāras He has no equal.
He sings and dances. He calls out, "Hari! Hari!" At every moment He is rapt in thinking of Lord Gaura and Lord Gopāla. A smile rests upon His sweet lips. He speaks words that are sublimely sweet.
He is the master of Rāma dāsa. Gaurī dāsa meditates on His glorious form and nothing else. He has made all the worlds wild with the taste of nectar. Jñāna dāsa thus sings the glories of Lord Nitāi.
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He who in ancient times the world called by the name Balarāma, and whose younger brother lifted Govardhana Hill, has now come to taste the bliss of saṅkīrtana with Lord Caitanya. Now His name is Nityānanda.
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