Śaci Suta Gaura Hari Nabadwīpe Abatāri
Kāmoda-rāga
Descending to this world in Navadvīpa, Lord Gaura-hari became Śacī's son and enjoyed many pastimes. Performing saṅkīrtana with His dear associates, He filled everyone with bliss.
Accepting a sannyāsī's garments, the Lord wandered from place to place. Then He stayed always at Nīlācala. Wild with the ecstatic love Rādhā felt, He did not know if it were day or night. He made the whole world wild with that kind of spiritual love.
Seeing Lord Gaura-Hari's wonderful pastimes, neither Lord Nityānanda-Balarāma, nor Lord Advaita, the abode of transcendental virtues, nor Gadādhara, nor Śrīvāsa, nor anyone else could remain peaceful. Without stop they were all overcome with ecstatic spiritual love.
Lord Gaura-Hari carefully brought with Him rare and precious jewels, jewels even the demigods cannot obtain. The Lord kindly distributed those jewels to everyone. In this way He made the Kali-yuga a glorious and fortunate time. Thus Narahari dāsa sings the glories of Lord Kṛṣṇa Caitanya.
About Śaci Suta Gaura Hari Nabadwīpe Abatāri
The title names Him directly as Saci's son and as Hari Himself in golden form, descending at Navadvipa — framing the whole birth event as a deliberate divine avatara rather than an ordinary child's arrival.
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Who wrote Śaci Suta Gaura Hari Nabadwīpe Abatāri?
Śaci Suta Gaura Hari Nabadwīpe Abatāri was composed by Narahari dāsa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Śaci Suta Gaura Hari Nabadwīpe Abatāri?
Descending to this world in Navadvīpa, Lord Gaura-hari became Śacī's son and enjoyed many pastimes. Performing saṅkīrtana with His dear associates, He filled everyone with bliss.
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Śaci Suta Gaura Hari Nabadwīpe Abatāri has 4 verses.
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