Kali Timirākula Akhila Loka Dekhi
Sindhuḍā-rāga
Seeing that all everyone was lost in the darkness of Kali-yuga Lord Caitanya made the moon of His face rise in this world. When the eyes of this world tasted that moon's nectar moonlight of spiritual love everyone felt that his burning sufferings had perished.
Lord Gaura who is an ocean of mercy descended to this world. Taking the cintāmaṇi jewels of His own holy names He strung a great necklace a necklace He placed on the people of this world.
Under the kalpa-taru tree of His devotees' feet Lord Caitanya made a resting place. Taking shelter there the souls traveling in this world find all their desires are fulfilled.
The regal elephant of ecstatic spiritual love has picked up the devotees devotees for whom Kṛṣṇa is the only treasure and placed them in Lord Kṛṣṇa's pastimes. Only Govinda dāsa is left behind. Staying in the world of birth and death He burns in flames of poison.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Kali Timirākula Akhila Loka Dekhi?
Kali Timirākula Akhila Loka Dekhi was composed by Govinda dāsa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Kali Timirākula Akhila Loka Dekhi?
Seeing that all everyone was lost in the darkness of Kali-yuga Lord Caitanya made the moon of His face rise in this world. When the eyes of this world tasted that moon's nectar moonlight of spiritual love everyone felt that his burning sufferings had perished.
How many verses does Kali Timirākula Akhila Loka Dekhi have?
Kali Timirākula Akhila Loka Dekhi has 4 verses.