Akhila Bhubana Bhari Hari Rasa Bādara
Maṅgala-rāga
The raincloud of Lord Caitanya now floods the worlds with a nectar monsoon of Lord Kṛṣṇa's holy names. Without stop drinking and drinking the nectar of this monsoon, the catāka birds that are the devotees pray moment after moment to attain the nectar waters of ecstatic spiritual love.
On the full-moon day of the month off Phālguna the Lord Caitanya monsoon cloud took birth. At once that cloud began a great monsoon. Every living being, high and low, was plunged into that monsoon's flooding waters of ecstatic spiritual love. In this way Lord Gaura flooded the world with a great ocean of mercy.
Affectionately folding His hands, to the fallen souls He gave the mahā-mantra of Lord Kṛṣṇa's names. In this way Lord Gaurāṅga transformed the suffering fallen people into exalted devotees.
With great love He delivered Jagāi and Mādhāi. He gave mercy to all the fallen souls like them. Śivānanda dāsa says: Why should I stay in māyā's illusions? O Lord, please give me the shade of Your feet.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Akhila Bhubana Bhari Hari Rasa Bādara?
Akhila Bhubana Bhari Hari Rasa Bādara was composed by Śivānanda. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Akhila Bhubana Bhari Hari Rasa Bādara?
The raincloud of Lord Caitanya now floods the worlds with a nectar monsoon of Lord Kṛṣṇa's holy names. Without stop drinking and drinking the nectar of this monsoon, the catāka birds that are the devotees pray moment after moment to attain the nectar waters of ecstatic spiritual love.
How many verses does Akhila Bhubana Bhari Hari Rasa Bādara have?
Akhila Bhubana Bhari Hari Rasa Bādara has 4 verses.