Gorā Preme Gara Gara Nitā I Āmāra
Dhānaśī-rāga
My Lord Nitāi is overcome with ecstatic love for Lord Caitanya. From Lord Nitāi’s reddened eyes flows a celestial Gaṅgā of tears.
The hairs of His body stand erect. Swaying to and fro, He walks like the king of elephants.
Seeing a fallen sinner, He extends His two arms, hugs the sinner, and begs, “Chant, `Hari! Hari!’ “
Lord Nitāi is an ocean of mercy. How could it be otherwise. After all, He descended to this world to deliver the fallen sinner Narahari.
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What is the meaning of Gorā Preme Gara Gara Nitā I Āmāra?
My Lord Nitāi is overcome with ecstatic love for Lord Caitanya. From Lord Nitāi’s reddened eyes flows a celestial Gaṅgā of tears.
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Gorā Preme Gara Gara Nitā I Āmāra has 4 verses.