Mari Nā Lo Nadīyāra Mājhāre O Nā Rūpa
Gaurī-rāga
Ah! Ah! Wonderful and glorious like gold Lord Śaurāṅga dances in Nadīyā.
Tilaka glistens on his forehead. He is plunged and plunged in the nectar of ecstatic spiritual love. His eyes are now reddish.
A gentle smile rests on His lips. His words are sweet. Tilting His neck He casts a glance. He sighs.
His chest sways to and fro. His garland of raṅgana flowers sways with it. How many nectar pastimes does He enjoy? How much of the nectar of ecstatic spiritual love does He taste?
His limbs are anointed with sandal paste. He is graceful and playful. A campaka flower that is the king of sweet fragrances decorates His curly hair.
Devakīnandana says: O foolish friend please listen. Why do you not accept the truth the truth that Lord Gaura is Kṛṣṇa Himself Kṛṣṇa the amorous teenage boy who wears a forest-flower garland.
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Who wrote Mari Nā Lo Nadīyāra Mājhāre O Nā Rūpa?
Mari Nā Lo Nadīyāra Mājhāre O Nā Rūpa was composed by Devakīnandana dāsa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Mari Nā Lo Nadīyāra Mājhāre O Nā Rūpa?
Ah! Ah! Wonderful and glorious like gold Lord Śaurāṅga dances in Nadīyā.
How many verses does Mari Nā Lo Nadīyāra Mājhāre O Nā Rūpa have?
Mari Nā Lo Nadīyāra Mājhāre O Nā Rūpa has 6 verses.