Śacīra Nandana Jaga Jībana Sāra
Śrī-rāga
Śacī’s son is the life of everyone in this world. In life or death Lord Gaura is my master.
Accompanied by His associates the master of Goloka has descended to Navadvīpa. He established saṅkīrtana-dharma the duty for this age. He sang danced and taught.
He manifested a form glorious like gold. He wore a kaupīna and outer garments glorious like the sunrise. Turning aside from any desire to stay with Viṣṇupriyā He carried a daṇḍa and kamaṇḍalu in His hands.
He was Lord Kṛṣṇa the master of all the worlds. He became the guru of this world. He chanted the mantras of the holy names. Because of Him the blasphemers who committed great offenses came to worship Lord Nārāyaṇa and chant His holy names.
He traveled to Orissa manifested a six-armed form and taught the chanting of the holy names. Ananta Acārya says: Surrounded by his devotees, He resided in Nīlācala.
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Who wrote Śacīra Nandana Jaga Jībana Sāra?
Śacīra Nandana Jaga Jībana Sāra was composed by Ananta Acārya. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Śacīra Nandana Jaga Jībana Sāra?
Śacī’s son is the life of everyone in this world. In life or death Lord Gaura is my master.
How many verses does Śacīra Nandana Jaga Jībana Sāra have?
Śacīra Nandana Jaga Jībana Sāra has 5 verses.