Ki Herinu Ogo Sa I Bidagadha Raja
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Ah! What did I see? In the town of Navadvipa I saw the king of the wise. I saw the kalpa-taru tree of the devotees.
That tree had branches of devotion, leaves of spiritual love, and flowers of bliss. It enchanted the entire world.
It bore fruits of pure ecstatic spiritual love. It bore ?Sthem at every moment. From those
fruits flowed a shoreless ocean of ever-new sweet nectar.
The cranes, cuckoos, parrots, bees, and swans that are the devotees always glorify that tree.
The demigods, the human beings, and all the moving and unmoving beings stay in the shade of the tree and are nourished by its fruits. Only Vasudeva dasa, because of his past evil deeds, is cheated of tasting those fruits.
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Who wrote Ki Herinu Ogo Sa I Bidagadha Raja?
Ki Herinu Ogo Sa I Bidagadha Raja was composed by Vasudeva Ghosa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
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Ah! What did I see? In the town of Navadvipa I saw the king of the wise. I saw the kalpa-taru tree of the devotees.
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Ki Herinu Ogo Sa I Bidagadha Raja has 5 verses.