- Verse 1TranslationKṛṣṇa wears a crown of peacock feathers, guñjā, leaves, flowers, and other things. He calls the surabhi cows and they become like many rivers flowing to Him.
Results for “hare krsna”
858 songs · 1,089 verses in lyrics · 2,187 verses in translations
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- Verse 1TranslationKṛṣṇa is splendid with charming tilaka and garlands of fresh tulasi leaves and forest flowers. Playing the flute, He accompanies the buzzing bees intoxicated by the sweet fragrance of His transcendental form.
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- Verse 1TranslationLook! Out of kindness for His friends, Kṛṣṇa has come here! He must have spent a long time lifting Govardhana Hill.
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- Verse 1TranslationLook at the wonderful glories of Gokula! Numberless goddesses of fortune have come to the auspicious ceremony of Lord Kṛṣṇa's wedding!
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- Verse 1TranslationLord Kṛṣṇa, who from a learned devotee heard of many kings imprisoned by Jarāsandha, Lord Kṛṣṇa, who met with Nārada, Lord Kṛṣṇa, whom Yudhiṣṭhira asked to arranged for a yajña, Lord Kṛṣṇa, who heard Nārada's advice that He should deliver His devotees, Lord…
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- Verse 6TranslationFrom the seas, across the earth, penetrate the universal shell, come together and preach this Krsna consciousness.
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- Verse 1TranslationRadha and Krishna's limbs have merged, half and half: on one half of the forehead the moon, on the other half the sun.
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- Verse 1TranslationWhen Krishna spoke such words, the women of Vraja stood with tearful eyes.
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- Verse 1TranslationToday Krishna goes to the forest, his form itself the very image of Cupid's arrow; his dark limbs are lovely as a raincloud, his every gesture graceful as a master dancer. His moon-face smiles gently, his eyes cast their glance like a snare for young women…
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- Verse 5TranslationAs face meets face, Cupid himself awakens; embracing her, what treasure could dark Krishna still ask for?
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- Verse 4TranslationGovinda Dasa submits this account at your feet, O Krishna -- know for certain that the only remedy for her suffering is your mercy alone.
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- Verse 23TranslationAgain and again I beg for your supreme mercy, O empress of Vrindavana, that this person might become an object of the flattering entreaties even of the enemy of Kesi, Krishna, himself.
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- Verse 1TranslationKrishna, the very crown-jewel of cleverness -- seeing the waters of the Yamuna, he grows intoxicated with love; he fills the air with the call of his flute.
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- Verse 2TranslationO friend, what did I see on the bank of the Kalindi -- that cunning lover, Krishna! O friend, I could not even return home; he has thrown my very life into turmoil.
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- Verse 8TranslationThat form of Krsna, splendid from holding up the broad and firm Govardhana Hill, slayer of enemies whose pride has not left them, shines with a charming garland and is won by the rasa of Radha's loving worship.
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- Verse 2TranslationAs if a golden garland set with gems, the circle of lovely women forms an array; in their very midst, like a great emerald, dark Krishna, the king of dancers, shines.
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- Verse 3TranslationAt just such a time, the excellent Radha and Krishna sit together in one place within the bower.
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- Verse 2TranslationHe does nothing but meditate upon you; without you Kana (Krishna) is utterly distraught.
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- Verse 9TranslationMay Visakha's friend, Krishna, ever grant unwavering, radiant devotion at his own two lotus feet, and so bring happiness to whoever properly recites, verse by verse, this octet which so enhances the great joyous festival of all the cowherd women.
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- Verse 22Translation…— having abandoned attachment to material sense-objects, and even any selfish claim upon Krishna — attains, birth after birth, deep loving attachment for his lotus feet.…