Śāntipura Pati Parama Sundara
Kāmoda-rāga
Lord Advaita is Śāntipura’s master. He is graceful and glorioous. His pastimes are glorious. The hairs of His body stand erect. Moment after moment He is overcome with the ecstasy of spiritual love.
Ferociously roaring, He crushes powerful Kali-yuga’s pride. Chanting, “Gaura-Hari! Hari!”, He trembles. He hugs His companions.
He falls to the ground. His peerless body is covered with dust. Tears stream from His lotus eyes, tears like monsoon rains from a pair of clouds.
Seeing how the people have become poor, fallen, and unhappy, He mercifully preaches the spiritual truth to all the worlds. Narahari dāsa surrenders to supremely magnanimous and glorious Lord Advaita.
About Śāntipura Pati Parama Sundara
"Lord of Santipur, supremely beautiful" — names Advaita Acharya's home town, Santipur, directly, grounding the praise in the specific place tradition associates with his residence and worship.
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Lord Advaita is Śāntipura’s master. He is graceful and glorioous. His pastimes are glorious. The hairs of His body stand erect. Moment after moment He is overcome with the ecstasy of spiritual love.
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Śāntipura Pati Parama Sundara has 4 verses.
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