Su Ramyādi Guṇa Gaṇa Hoiyāche Bibhūṣaṇa
Tadīya Vallabhā-guṇa — The Transcendental Qualities of His Gopī-Beloveds
Lord Kṛṣṇa's gopī beloveds are decorated with great beauty and a host of other virtues appropriate for beautiful young girls. They have great sweetness, great love, and great good
fortune. They are flooded with the nectar of the rasas.
Lord Kṛṣṇa's beloveds are of two kinds: svakiya and parakiya. These beloveds are also of three kinds: mugdhā (sweet and gentle), madhyā (intermediate), and pragalbhā (shrewish).
Some are heroines and others, not wishing to be heroines themselves, are friends of a certain heroine.
Of all the heroines, Rādhā and Candrāvalī are the two most prominent. They are both abodes of great beauty, intelligence, and a host of transcendental qualities. Of them Rādhā is the best. She is the most dear to Lord Kṛṣṇa. She is the abode of maha-bhāva ecstatic love.
Forming into different groups, the gopīs serve one of these two heroines. Śrīla Rūpa Gosvāmī's followers know no treasure but Śrī Rādhā's feet.
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Who wrote Su Ramyādi Guṇa Gaṇa Hoiyāche Bibhūṣaṇa?
Su Ramyādi Guṇa Gaṇa Hoiyāche Bibhūṣaṇa was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitamala.
What is the meaning of Su Ramyādi Guṇa Gaṇa Hoiyāche Bibhūṣaṇa?
Lord Kṛṣṇa's gopī beloveds are decorated with great beauty and a host of other virtues appropriate for beautiful young girls. They have great sweetness, great love, and great good fortune. They are flooded with the nectar of the rasas.
How many verses does Su Ramyādi Guṇa Gaṇa Hoiyāche Bibhūṣaṇa have?
Su Ramyādi Guṇa Gaṇa Hoiyāche Bibhūṣaṇa has 4 verses.