Rādhā Ballabha Mādhaba Śrī Pati Mukunda
O beloved of Rādhā (Rādhā-vallabha), O husband of the goddess of fortune (Mādhava and Śrī-pati), O giver of liberation (Mukunda), O master of the gopīs (Gopinātha), O Lord more
charming than Kāmadeva (Madana-mohana), O Lord who happily tastes the nectar of the rāsa-dance (Rāsa-rasānanda), O Lord who enjoys amorous pastimes in the forest (Anaṅga-sukhada-kuñja-vihārī), O Lord who pleases the cows, land, and senses (Govinda)!;
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Who wrote Rādhā Ballabha Mādhaba Śrī Pati Mukunda?
Rādhā Ballabha Mādhaba Śrī Pati Mukunda was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitavali.
What is the meaning of Rādhā Ballabha Mādhaba Śrī Pati Mukunda?
O beloved of Rādhā (Rādhā-vallabha), O husband of the goddess of fortune (Mādhava and Śrī-pati), O giver of liberation (Mukunda), O master of the gopīs (Gopinātha), O Lord more charming than Kāmadeva (Madana-mohana), O Lord who happily tastes the nectar of the rāsa-dance (Rāsa-rasānanda), O Lord who enjoys amorous pastimes in the forest (Anaṅga-sukhada-kuñja-vihārī), O Lord who pleases the cows, land, and senses (Govinda)!;
How many verses does Rādhā Ballabha Mādhaba Śrī Pati Mukunda have?
Rādhā Ballabha Mādhaba Śrī Pati Mukunda has 1 verse.