Nāce Āre Bāpa Biśwambhara
Tuḍī-rāga
Ah! Child Viśvambhara dances. The ladies place excellent butter and milk in His hand for Him to eat.
The saintly ladies gather around Him on four sides. How many sweet words do the speak to Nimāicandra?
Gathering around Him, the ladies clap their hands. “Hari! Haribol!", they sing and sing.
Glancing at His mother, child Gaura also sings, “Haribol!" In many ways He gracefully dances.
On His moonlike face a gentle smile appears, a smile that is a flood of nectar cascading over the worlds.
His movoing eyes cast graceful glances. His arms gracefully move. Seeing Him, who could remain peaceful?
Rays of sweet sweet glory shining from His limbs fill the courtyard.
His belt and anklets jingle. Narahari worships the soles of His feet.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Nāce Āre Bāpa Biśwambhara?
Nāce Āre Bāpa Biśwambhara was composed by Narahari dāsa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Nāce Āre Bāpa Biśwambhara?
Ah! Child Viśvambhara dances. The ladies place excellent butter and milk in His hand for Him to eat.
How many verses does Nāce Āre Bāpa Biśwambhara have?
Nāce Āre Bāpa Biśwambhara has 8 verses.