Svapne Sakhi Punar Adya Mukundam
In a dream, O sakhi, today again I beheld Mukunda, adorned with an earring of kunda flowers.
I saw him coming from the king's city to Gokula, the row of mothers there overwhelmed with joy.
I saw Gokula whirling in the highest festivity, and him granting me satisfaction with a glance of his eyes.
His beauty heightened by a fresh string of gunja berries, he was full of deep and abiding love for his dear friend Sanatana.
About Svapne Sakhi Punar Adya Mukundam
A brief dream-vision verse: a sakhi recounts seeing Mukunda in a dream, returning from Mathura to Gokula as the gopis and mothers dissolve in festive joy, granting her a glance of pure satisfaction. Like its companion verses in this set, it ends with Rupa Gosvami's recurring line naming his brother Sanatana Gosvami, folding personal devotion to his guru-brother into a scene of Krsna's return.
- Composer
- Rupa Goswami · Read biography
- Verses
- 4
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Svapne Sakhi Punar Adya Mukundam was composed by Rupa Goswami.
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In a dream, O sakhi, today again I beheld Mukunda, adorned with an earring of kunda flowers.
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Svapne Sakhi Punar Adya Mukundam has 4 verses.
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