Śacīra Āṅginā Mājhe Bhubana=mohana Sāje
Pahiḍā-rāga
In Śacī's courtyard crawls infant Gauracandra, who charms all the worlds. For a moment He grasps His mother's finger and walks. Then again He crawls and crawls. Sometimes He walks a few steps, and then again He tumbles to the ground.
As He crawls a splendid tiger-claw necklace swings to and fro on His chest. A lightning-flash smile glistens on the moon of His face. Now His every limb is anointed with dust. How can His mother bear it? She picks Him up.
He is agitated. He cries. Child Gaura scrambles from His mother's lap. She places Him on the ground. Again He crawls. Murāri smiles and says: This is not just another little boy on his mother's lap. This is Lord Hari withn a fair complexion, Lord Hari who later will become a sannyāsī.
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Who wrote Śacīra Āṅginā Mājhe Bhubana=mohana Sāje?
Śacīra Āṅginā Mājhe Bhubana=mohana Sāje was composed by Murāri. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Śacīra Āṅginā Mājhe Bhubana=mohana Sāje?
In Śacī's courtyard crawls infant Gauracandra, who charms all the worlds. For a moment He grasps His mother's finger and walks. Then again He crawls and crawls. Sometimes He walks a few steps, and then again He tumbles to the ground.
How many verses does Śacīra Āṅginā Mājhe Bhubana=mohana Sāje have?
Śacīra Āṅginā Mājhe Bhubana=mohana Sāje has 3 verses.