Sahacara Aṅge Gorā Aṅga Hela Iyā
Suha-i-rāga
Holding on to a companion, Lord Gaura has no power to walk. The next moment He faints.
He is very weak. He cannot walk. The next moment He falls to the ground. His companions gaze at His face.
The next moment, saying, “Where is the Lord of My life?”, He weeps. The flames of separation burn in Him. He cannot be peaceful.
Why has Lord Gaura become like this? I do not know. Jñāna dāsa says: Seeing these pastimes, I am overcome.
About Sahacara Aṅge Gorā Aṅga Hela Iyā
"Gora, resting his body against his companion's body" — sahacara aṅge, leaning on a companion, pictures him physically supported by an associate while overcome, consistent with the swooning ecstasy this chapter describes.
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Holding on to a companion, Lord Gaura has no power to walk. The next moment He faints.
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