Śacīra Dulāla Mano Raṅge
Kāmoda-rāga
His heart filled with delight, Śacī's small son plays with the other boys.
With the other boys around him on four sides, child Gaura dances. He gently, gently laughs.
Hand in hand, the boys dance to the singing.
One moment there is clapping of hands. The next moment there are calls of "Bravo! Bravo!"
Child Gaura sings, "Hari! Hari!" The other boys also sing, "Hari!"
Hearing the boys sing, "Haribol!", Kali-yuga trembles. He knows a calamity is coming.
Murāri is flooded with bliss. Now the king of sins flees far away.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Śacīra Dulāla Mano Raṅge?
Śacīra Dulāla Mano Raṅge was composed by Murāri. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Śacīra Dulāla Mano Raṅge?
His heart filled with delight, Śacī's small son plays with the other boys.
How many verses does Śacīra Dulāla Mano Raṅge have?
Śacīra Dulāla Mano Raṅge has 7 verses.