Śacīra Dulāla Gorā Nāce
Kāmoda-rāga
Lord Gaura, who is Śacī’s son, dances. He begs everyone to please accept the gift He gives, a gift even the demigods cannot attain.
Seeing a fallen sinner, He hugs his body. Moment after moment how many waves of ecstatic spiritual love arise within Him?
His effulgent form defeats the splendor of gold. How glorious is His form, its hairs standing up with bliss!
His graceful face and chest float in a flood of tears from His eyes. Raising His arms, He calls out, “Hari!”
Wild with bliss, the devotees dance at His four sides. The earth and sky are filled with sounds of “Jaya! Jaya!”
Seeing Lord Gaura, no one can remain peaceful. Falling before Lord Gaura’s reddish feet, Narahari weeps.
About Śacīra Dulāla Gorā Nāce
Repeats the "Śacī's darling dances" image found elsewhere in this chapter (cf. no. 806/817), the affectionate dulāla epithet for Gaura.
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What is the meaning of Śacīra Dulāla Gorā Nāce?
Lord Gaura, who is Śacī’s son, dances. He begs everyone to please accept the gift He gives, a gift even the demigods cannot attain.
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Śacīra Dulāla Gorā Nāce has 6 verses.
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