Rāḍha Mājhe Ekacākā Nāme Āche Grāma
Suha-i-rāga
In Rāḍha-deśa is a village named Ekacakra. There Lord Nityānanda-Balarāma descended to this world.
A pure regal brāhmaṇa named Hāḍāi Paṇḍita played the role of father to Lord Nityānanda, Lord Nityānanda who is in truth the father of everyone.
There were great sounds of “Jaya! Jaya!” There was a shower of flowers. Disguised, the demigods came.
Thus Lord Nityānanda-Rāma, who is an ocean of mercy, the giver of devotional service, and the shelter of the Vaiṣṇavas, descended to this world in Rāḍha-deśa.
From that day the circle of Rāḍha-deśa became more and more auspicious.
Thus Vṛndāvana dāsa sings the glories of the feet of Lord Śrī Kṛṣṇa Caitanya and Lord Nityānanda.
About Rāḍha Mājhe Ekacākā Nāme Āche Grāma
Again names the birthplace: "in the midst of Radha there is a village called Ekacaka" (a spelling variant of Ekacakra) — a birthplace-song like 862, repeating this collection's recurring geographic anchor.
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In Rāḍha-deśa is a village named Ekacakra. There Lord Nityānanda-Balarāma descended to this world.
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