Jībera Bhāgye Abanī Bihare Dona Bhā I
Dhānaśī-rāga
To bring good fortune to the fallen souls, two persons, namely Lord Gauracandra and Lord Nitāi, two persons who charm all the worlds, now enjoy pastimes on this earth.
In Kali-yuga the people have fallen lifeless and unconscious. By giving them the nectar of Lord Kṛṣṇa's holy name, these two Lords have brought them back to life.
O my brothers, what kind of avatāras sare these two Lords? Never have i heard of anyone like Them. They deliver the fallen sinners. They go from house to house searching for them.
O my brothers, never have there been such avatāras. Never in any yuga. What avatāra begs the sinners for a gift of their sinful reactions?
Even when They were struck and blood flowed from Their bodies, these avatāras, begging them please to accept the gift of ecstatic spiritual love, delivered the attackers.
These avatāras filled the three worlds with the nectar of love for the holy names. Only Locana dāsa could not taste that nectar. Only he was cheated of that nectar.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Jībera Bhāgye Abanī Bihare Dona Bhā I?
Jībera Bhāgye Abanī Bihare Dona Bhā I was composed by Locana Dasa Thakura. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Jībera Bhāgye Abanī Bihare Dona Bhā I?
To bring good fortune to the fallen souls, two persons, namely Lord Gauracandra and Lord Nitāi, two persons who charm all the worlds, now enjoy pastimes on this earth.
How many verses does Jībera Bhāgye Abanī Bihare Dona Bhā I have?
Jībera Bhāgye Abanī Bihare Dona Bhā I has 6 verses.