Golden-colored Lord Gaura enjoys pastimes of ecstatic spiritual love. He makes Nadīyā’s towns float in a flood of spiritual love.
Tears of spiritual love flow down His chest. Wild in the ecstasy of spiritual love, He does not know if it is day or night.
He leans on Govinda for support. He is plunged in hearing of Vṛndāvana’s glories.
Chanting, “Rādhā! Rādhā!”, He falls unconscious. Śivānanda weeps. Of the Lord’s ecstasies Śivānanda understands nothing at all.
About Soṇāra Baraṇa Gorā Prema Binodiyā
"Golden-complexioned Gora, sporting in love" — soṇāra baraṇa, the golden hue that gives Gauranga his very name, paired here with prema-binodiyā, playful in ecstatic love.
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What is the meaning of Soṇāra Baraṇa Gorā Prema Binodiyā?
Golden-colored Lord Gaura enjoys pastimes of ecstatic spiritual love. He makes Nadīyā’s towns float in a flood of spiritual love.
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Soṇāra Baraṇa Gorā Prema Binodiyā has 4 verses.
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