Results for “gaura arati”

Narahari dāsa · Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas

• Verse 1Translation
  Watching the sweetness of Lord Gaura's wedding ceremony, no one can remain peaceful. Now the hairs stand erect on the bodies of Śeṣa, Śiva, Brahmā, Indra, Gaṇeśa, and a host of demigods.
• Verse 4Translation
  Overcome, the brāhmaṇa Sanātana Miśra praises Lord Gaura. Narahari dāsa wishes that someday when he sees these pastimes, his heart will become wild with bliss.

Narahari dāsa · Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas

• Verse 1Translation
  Ah! Ah! Ah! Gazing at Lord Gaura's wedding, the demigoddesses find them selves swimming in an ocean of glory. With great pleasure their thirsty eyes gaze at Lord Gaura, who is like a moon shining in Nadīyā.
• Verse 3Translation
  Another demigoddess says: "He makes his daughter sit at the left of his son-in-law. In his heart he thinks of his own good fortune. He performs the homa, but that is not where his thoughts lie. He is rapt in gazing at Lord Gaura's moonlike face."

Vasudeva Ghosa · Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas

• Verse 1Translation
  The full moon rises in the evening sky. Seeing the moon, child Gauracandra feels happiness in His heart.
• Verse 5Translation
  Grasping the picture, child Gauracandra feels great bliss in His heart. Vasudeva Ghosa says: Gazing at the picture, Lord Gauracandra sees His own face.

Vasudeva Ghosa · Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas

• Verse 1Translation
  What do I see? Do I see a golden puppet dancing in Saci's courtyard, a golden puppet sprinkled with dust Text 2 Around Him are boys clothed only by the four directions. In the middle is child Gaura. Chanting "Hari! Hari!", He dances.
• Verse 4Translation
  Vasudeva Ghosa says: Tasting the nectar of seeing Lord Gaura's childhood pastimes, the people of Nadiya are fortunate. The people of Navadvipa are especially fortunate.

Vasudeva Ghosa · Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas

• Verse 1Translation
  Ala! Alas! To what can I compare Lord Gaura's form? I cannot say it is like the purest gold.
• Verse 4Translation
  The charming fragrance of His limbs defeats kunkuma. Vasudeva Ghosa says: How can I compare Lord Gaura to anything

Vasudeva Ghosa · Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas

• Verse 1Translation
  Hearing the wonderful news of Lord Gaura's abhiseka, the devotees run to Śrivasa's home.
• Verse 2Translation
  Running, they dance in bliss. Raising their arms, they chant, "Jaya Gauracandra!"

Sri Ksanada Gita Cintamani

• Verse 3Translation
  Overcome, Lord Gauracandra has no power to walk. Now He has no power to speak. Half words are all He speaks. Overcome with ecstatic love, He chants, "Hari! Hari!" Everyone, even the lowest caṇḍāla, He embraces in His arms.
• Verse 4Translation
  Alas! At that blissful fortunate time I did not worship Lord Gaura. I did not yearn to attain His feet. In this way Vṛndāvana dāsa sings the glories of Śrī Kṛṣṇa Caitanyacandra and Ṭhākura Śrī Nityānanda.

Sri Ksanada Gita Cintamani

• Verse 3Translation
  Lord Gaura dances. He is the king of dancers. Why has the king of Gokula entered this festival of saṅkīrtana?
• Verse 6Translation
  The nectar of Lord Gaura is the sweetest of all nectar. Even so, the stone that is Balarāma dāsa's heart still does not melt with spiritual love.

The Acaryas Songs Glorifying Lord Gauranga and Govinda

• Verse 1Translation
  Lord Gauracandra charms all the worlds. He is a trap set to catch every heart.
• Verse 2Translation
  Overcome with ecstatic spiritual love, Lord Gaura dances. He floats in the tears that stream from His reddened eyes.

The Acaryas Songs Glorifying Lord Gauranga and Govinda

• Verse 1Translation
  Surrounded by his dear associates, Lord Gaura performs saṅkīrtana in the city.
• Verse 5Translation
  The city people run. With all their hearts they sing Lord Gaura’s glories.

The Acaryas Songs Glorifying Lord Gauranga and Govinda

• Verse 1Translation
  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.
• Verse 6Translation
  Seeing Lord Gaura, no one can remain peaceful. Falling before Lord Gaura’s reddish feet, Narahari weeps.

The Acaryas Songs Glorifying Lord Gauranga and Govinda

• Verse 1Translation
  Lord Gaura, who has the jewels of all virtues, dances. He is a jewel-mine filled with the jewels of ecstatic spiritual love. Around Him on four sides are His dear companions. His glory is wonderful. He is like a golden moon surrounded by a host of stars.
• Verse 4Translation
  The kholas and karatālas sound. Lord Gaura gracefully dances as He walks. Seeing Him, who would not become enchanted? Everyone is now wild with bliss. Sadness and suffering do not stay with anyone now. Alas! Narahari was somehow cheated of all that bliss.

The Acaryas Songs Glorifying Lord Gauranga and Govinda

• Verse 1Translation
  Holding on to a companion, Lord Gaura has no power to walk. The next moment He faints.
• Verse 4Translation
  Why has Lord Gaura become like this? I do not know. Jñāna dāsa says: Seeing these pastimes, I am overcome.

Vrndavana Dasa Thakura

• Verse 1Translation
  Look at Lord Gauracandra and Lord Nitai, the two brothers who have descended to this earth, two brothers whose forms are wonderful and glorious!

Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya

• Verse 1Translation
  …Radhika!" He smears the Salagrama-sila with the paste of sandalwood and musk and offers arati with incense and lamp. I meditate upon the lotus feet of Sri Advaitacarya, the Lord of Sitadevi.…

Bhaktivinoda Thakura · More Songs

• Verse 1Translation
  O Sri Gaurasundara, worshipable Lord of prema! O my master! What will I tell You of my sorrows and sufferings? I have forgotten my original identity.

The Acaryas Songs Glorifying Lord Gauranga and Govinda

• Verse 5Translation
  His loud calls brought Lord Gaura to this earth. Vaiṣṇava dāsa worships Him.

Bhaktivinoda Thakura · Kalyanakalpataru

• Verse 3Lyrics
  tabe mūrkha-jana keno śāstra bicāriyā
  gaura-līlā nāhi māne anta nā pāiyā

Bhaktivinoda Thakura · Gitamala

• Verse 4Lyrics
  kīrtana bhaṅgile kohe gaura-hari
  āji keno pāi duḥkha
  bujhi ei gṛhe kichu amaṅgala
  ghaṭiyā harilo sukha

Bhaktivinoda Thakura · Gitamala

• Verse 7Lyrics
  gaura-carita amṛta-dhārā
  korite korite pāna
  bhaktibinoda śrībāse māge
  jāya jena mora prāṇa