Vidhur Ayam Agatavan Śaradaṁ Prati Samprati
1.24.13 — (A Conversation Between Kṛṣṇa and the Gopis)
"The moon has now entered the autumn season. Still, the moon has not approached you."
"O Mādhava, all glories to You! O hero of Gokula, All glories to You! O Kṛṣṇa, O Hari, all glories to You!"
form.
"The moon cannot personally come here, so the brilliant moonlight has come in its place."
"O Keśava, all glories to You! O handsome Kṛṣṇa, all glories to You! O Hari, all glories to You!"
bees
"This beautiful flower garden filled with bumblebees has aroused My desire for you."
"O dark-complexioned Lord, all glories to You! O Deity of amorous love, all glories to You! O Kṛṣṇa, O Hari, all glories to You!"
all glories
Vṛndā-devi has made these flower-groves very beautiful. I yearn to follow you into these groves."
"O charming Lord, all glories to You! O hero in the arts of amorous love, all glories to You! O Kṛṣṇa, O Hari, all glories to You!"
About Vidhur Ayam Agatavan Śaradaṁ Prati Samprati
One verse from within Gopala-campu, framed as part of a conversation between Krishna and the gopis. Its opening words — 'the moon has now arrived, in the autumn season' — suggest the rising of the autumn moon, evoking the setting associated with the rasa dance.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Vidhur Ayam Agatavan Śaradaṁ Prati Samprati?
Vidhur Ayam Agatavan Śaradaṁ Prati Samprati was composed by Jiva Goswami. It appears in Gopala Campu.
What is the meaning of Vidhur Ayam Agatavan Śaradaṁ Prati Samprati?
"The moon has now entered the autumn season. Still, the moon has not approached you." "O Mādhava, all glories to You! O hero of Gokula, All glories to You! O Kṛṣṇa, O Hari, all glories to You!"
How many verses does Vidhur Ayam Agatavan Śaradaṁ Prati Samprati have?
Vidhur Ayam Agatavan Śaradaṁ Prati Samprati has 4 verses.
Can I download Vidhur Ayam Agatavan Śaradaṁ Prati Samprati as a PPT or PDF?
Yes. A ready-to-display slide deck for Vidhur Ayam Agatavan Śaradaṁ Prati Samprati — verse and translation on each slide — is available to download in both PowerPoint (.pptx) and PDF formats from this page, for use in kirtan or temple programs.