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Sundari Aparupa Dekhala Aja

Refrain
sundarī aparūpa dekhala āja hari abhisāra bharama bhare sundarī bichurala sāja bisāja
Translation

The beautiful gopi looked at the wonderful arrangement. Yearning to meet Krsna, she took no care that the ornaments were proper or not.

maṇi mañjīra yatane āni dhani so pahiranu du-i hāta kiṅkiṇī gīma hāra bali pahirala hāra sāja-ola mātha
Translation

She carefully brought her jewelled anklets and put them on her two hands. She put her belt of small bells on her neck, taking it for a necklace, and set the necklace on her head.

ghana āṅdhiyāra rajanī jani kājara garajata barikhata meha biṣadhara bharala durata patha pātara ekali calali teji geha
Translation

The night was dark like black kajjala. The clouds thundered and rained. Snakes slithered on the path. Leaving her home, she walked all alone.

caḍhala manorathe dosara manamathe patha bipatha nāhi māna gobinda-dāsa kaha-i braja-nāgarī aichana bheṭali kāna
Translation

She was filled with longing. Kama was her only companion. She did not care if she walked on the path or on the places where there was no path. Govinda dasa says: This vraja-gopi certainly met Lord Krsna.

About Sundari Aparupa Dekhala Aja

A song by Govinda Dasa Kaviraja. Govinda Das Kaviraj has described how Srimati Radharani left to meet Lord Krishna, without caring whether her ornaments were proper or not.

Verses
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Frequently asked

Who wrote Sundari Aparupa Dekhala Aja?

Sundari Aparupa Dekhala Aja was composed by Govinda Dasa Kaviraja.

What is the meaning of Sundari Aparupa Dekhala Aja?

The beautiful gopi looked at the wonderful arrangement. Yearning to meet Krsna, she took no care that the ornaments were proper or not.

How many verses does Sundari Aparupa Dekhala Aja have?

Sundari Aparupa Dekhala Aja has 4 verses.

Can I download Sundari Aparupa Dekhala Aja as a PPT or PDF?

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