Pada Tale Bhakata Kalapa Taru Siñcita Pada Makaranda
Sindhuḍā-rāga or Vasanta-rāga
The devotees are walking kalpa-taru trees trees with nectar-filled flowers at their feet. In the shade of those trees the demigods humans and demons find a blissful shelter.
I saw Lord Gauracandra the king of dancers. How did golden Mount Meru suddenly appear in the midst of Navadvīpa?
Flowing from His eyes was a celestial Gaṅgā of tears a Gaṅgā that filled with world with its waves. The moon of Lord Nityānanda and the sun of Lord Gaura danced in the nectar dancing circle.
Lord Śiva meditates on Their feet. Four-headed Lord Brahmā yearns to meet Them. These two Lords Lord Caitanya and lord Nityānanda, embrace the fallen souls and weep. What more shall Govinda dāsa say?
Frequently asked
Who wrote Pada Tale Bhakata Kalapa Taru Siñcita Pada Makaranda?
Pada Tale Bhakata Kalapa Taru Siñcita Pada Makaranda was composed by Govinda dāsa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Pada Tale Bhakata Kalapa Taru Siñcita Pada Makaranda?
The devotees are walking kalpa-taru trees trees with nectar-filled flowers at their feet. In the shade of those trees the demigods humans and demons find a blissful shelter.
How many verses does Pada Tale Bhakata Kalapa Taru Siñcita Pada Makaranda have?
Pada Tale Bhakata Kalapa Taru Siñcita Pada Makaranda has 4 verses.