Purnima Rajani Canda Gagane Udaya
The full moon rises in the evening sky. Seeing the moon, child Gauracandra feels happiness in His heart.
"Mother, give Me the moon!" He loudly demands. Lifting her arms, Mother Saci calls out, "Come here, O moon! Come here!"
The cruel moon does not come. Nimai is very agitated. He weeps. He falls to the dust. With His own hands He tries to pull the hair from His head.
From Jagannatha Misra's house Saci brings a picture of Radha and Krsn a. Stroking Him with her hand, Saci pacifies her son.
Grasping the picture, child Gauracandra feels great bliss in His heart. Vasudeva Ghosa says: Gazing at the picture, Lord Gauracandra sees His own face.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Purnima Rajani Canda Gagane Udaya?
Purnima Rajani Canda Gagane Udaya was composed by Vasudeva Ghosa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Purnima Rajani Canda Gagane Udaya?
The full moon rises in the evening sky. Seeing the moon, child Gauracandra feels happiness in His heart.
How many verses does Purnima Rajani Canda Gagane Udaya have?
Purnima Rajani Canda Gagane Udaya has 5 verses.