Śrī Adwaitacandra Bhūpa Mora
Kāmoda-rāga or Belābalī-rāga
Advaitacandra is my Lord. His heart is overwhelmed with ecstatic spiritual love for Lord Gaura. From His reddened eyes tears flow without stop.
His bodily hairs stand erect. How many suns do His effulgent limbs eclipse? He walks like a graceful elephant. His smiles delight the heart. His splendid teeth are like pearls.
His roar robs the lion’s roar of its pride. His roar makes Kali-yuga tremble and demons flee. His power and glory blunt the threefold sufferings and delight the hearts of the world’s people.
He is an ocean of mercy flooding the four directions. He makes even the fallen sinners float in the nectar of devotional service. What does the fool Narahari dāsa know of His blissful glories? Lord Advaita brought Lord Gaura’s pastimes to this world.
About Śrī Adwaitacandra Bhūpa Mora
"My king, Sri Advaitacandra" — bhūpa, "king" or "lord of the earth," addressing him with a title of sovereignty alongside the "Advaita-moon" epithet common across this chapter.
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Advaitacandra is my Lord. His heart is overwhelmed with ecstatic spiritual love for Lord Gaura. From His reddened eyes tears flow without stop.
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