Putram Udaram Asuta Yasoda
Yasoda has given birth to a magnificent son; joy and delight have arisen throughout the whole community of cowherds.
One person brings all manner of gifts; another dances again and again.
One sings a sweet song; another scatters yogurt and fresh butter about.
One brings about the fulfillment of desires; another beholds, in that same child, the eternal form of the Supreme.
About Putram Udaram Asuta Yasoda
Rupa Gosvami's tribute to Mother Yasoda on Krsna's birth, picturing the whole Vraja cowherd community swept into celebration: some bring gifts, some dance, some sing, some scatter yogurt and butter about in delight. Its final line quietly distinguishes ordinary rejoicing from rare insight, since while most simply celebrate a beautiful child, one person alone perceives in that same infant the eternal form of the Supreme.
- Composer
- Rupa Goswami · Read biography
- Verses
- 4
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Who wrote Putram Udaram Asuta Yasoda?
Putram Udaram Asuta Yasoda was composed by Rupa Goswami.
What is the meaning of Putram Udaram Asuta Yasoda?
Yasoda has given birth to a magnificent son; joy and delight have arisen throughout the whole community of cowherds.
How many verses does Putram Udaram Asuta Yasoda have?
Putram Udaram Asuta Yasoda has 4 verses.
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