Raṅge Nācaye Śacīra Bālā
Kāmoda-rāga
Śacī's small son dances in the dancing-circle. His form fills the worlds with glorious light.
His form defeats the golden lotus flowers. The dust on His body is like pollen on a lotus.
His garments and ornaments are glorious. Clapping His hands, He chants, "Hari!"
His gentle smile is sweet. Who can remain peaceful and indifferent in His presence?
He playfully looks in the four directions. He grasps His mother's hand.
Gracefully He turns as He dances. The edge of His garemnt trails on the ground.
"Jhinini!", His glistening belt of bells declares.
"Jhununu!", His ankle bells say. Narahari worships Him.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Raṅge Nācaye Śacīra Bālā?
Raṅge Nācaye Śacīra Bālā was composed by Narahari dāsa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Raṅge Nācaye Śacīra Bālā?
Śacī's small son dances in the dancing-circle. His form fills the worlds with glorious light.
How many verses does Raṅge Nācaye Śacīra Bālā have?
Raṅge Nācaye Śacīra Bālā has 8 verses.