Nācata Re Nitā I Bara Cānda
Gāndhāra-rāga
Splashing the people of this world with the nectar of ecstatic spiritual love, Lord Nitāicandra, the wonderful graceful dancer, dances.
Following the rhythm of His dancing feet, His jewel anklets jingle. With graceful restless motions His body moves as He dances. How has His body become like Mount Meru’s summit effulgent in waves of ecstatic spiritual love?
He weeps. He laughs. He slowly walks. Calling out, “Hari!”, He is overcome. Moment after moment He chants, “Gaura! Gaura!” He runs. Joyfully He roars.
Without stop He begs the whole world to accept His gift of the rare jewel of ecstatic spiritual love. He offers it to every person. In His heart He does not think, “That person is sinner. That person is lame. That person is the lowest. That person is dull. That person is sick. That person is poor.”
Even without being asked, He gives away the treasure of ecstatic spiritual love. With that gift He makes all sufferings flee far away. He fulfills the poor wretched people’s every desire. He makes the weak and powerless filled with the ecstasy of spiritual love.
Who, attaining Lord Nitāi’s merciful glance, can remain unfortunate? Balarāma dāsa says: Alas! I was cheated of Lord Nitāi’s merciful glance. That is why my heart is so cruel and hard.
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Splashing the people of this world with the nectar of ecstatic spiritual love, Lord Nitāicandra, the wonderful graceful dancer, dances.
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