Nāce Pahuṁ Abadhuta Gorā
Māyūra-rāga
The avadhūta Lord Gaura dances. Without stop the perfect full moon of His face tastes the nectar of the mahā-mantra.
His reddish yees defeat the red lotus petals. The pupils of His eyes are like black bees. Tears of ecstatic spiritual love flow down His chest like a celestial Gaṅgā flowing down a golden mountain.
His waist defeats the lion's waist. He wears a kaupina and saffron outer garments. On His neck rests a damanaka-flower garland. His ornaments glisten. His nose is like a sesame blossom.
His two graceful arms are two golden lotus-stems. His hands play like two elephant-trunks. The red lotus-flowers are not their equal. Lord Gaura's touch fills the earth with bliss.
From head to foot, the hairs stand erect on His body, hairs glorious like blossoming blue flowers. His trembling body is like a banana tree at dawn. In his heart Mādhava Ghoṣa yearns to attain Lord Gaura's company.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Nāce Pahuṁ Abadhuta Gorā?
Nāce Pahuṁ Abadhuta Gorā was composed by Mādhava Ghoṣa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Nāce Pahuṁ Abadhuta Gorā?
The avadhūta Lord Gaura dances. Without stop the perfect full moon of His face tastes the nectar of the mahā-mantra.
How many verses does Nāce Pahuṁ Abadhuta Gorā have?
Nāce Pahuṁ Abadhuta Gorā has 5 verses.