Are Mora Nacata Gaura Kisora
Bhajan | Traditional
Verse 1
āre mora nācata gaura-kiśora
hiraṇa-kiraṇa jini o tanu sundara
daśa-diśa karala ujora
Verse 2
śārada-cānda jini jhalamala badanahi
rocana tilaka su-bhāla
kuñcita cāru cikura tahi lolata
kamale kiye ali-jāla
Verse 3
nāsā tila-phula bimaba adhara tala
cuyata bindu bindu ghāma
taruṇa aruṇa sarasija jini locana
dhārā bahe abirāma
Verse 4
gānthiyā āpana guṇa parakāśi kīrtana
gā-ota sahacara-bṛnde
khola karatāla yatana kari sirajila
pāṣaṇḍa dalana anubandhe
Verse 5
abanīte adabhuta prabhu śacī-nandana
patita-pābana abatāra
dīna-hīna mūḍha-mati rāmānanda dāsa ati
pahuṁ more kara bhaba-pāra
Verse 1
Ah!! My Lord Gaura-kiśora dances! Defeating the splendor of gold, His glorious form fills the ten directions with light.
Verse 2
Defeating the autumn moon, His graceful rocana-tilaka-decorated forehead glistens with splendor. Is the curly black hair on His head, hair tossed to and fro, actually a swarm of black bees around a yellow lotus flower?
Verse 3
His nose is a sesame flower. His lips are bimba fruits. He covered with drop after drop of perspiration. Defeating the new red lotus flowers, His eyes are the source of flooding rivers of tears, rivers that flow without stop.
Verse 4
Surrounded by His companion s, in the kīrtana He sinsg the glories of a person who is actually His own self. The kholas and karatālas play. Now the sinners’ sins are broken into pieces.
Verse 5
Now the earth is filled with wonder. Śacī’s son, who purifies the fallen, has now descended to this world. Now all the fools and fallen sinners, including even Rāmānanda dāsa, Lord Gaura has carried to the farther shore of the ocean of repeated births and deaths.
Verse 1
āre mora nācata gaura-kiśora
hiraṇa-kiraṇa jini o tanu sundara
daśa-diśa karala ujora
Verse 2
śārada-cānda jini jhalamala badanahi
rocana tilaka su-bhāla
kuñcita cāru cikura tahi lolata
kamale kiye ali-jāla
Verse 3
nāsā tila-phula bimaba adhara tala
cuyata bindu bindu ghāma
taruṇa aruṇa sarasija jini locana
dhārā bahe abirāma
Verse 4
gānthiyā āpana guṇa parakāśi kīrtana
gā-ota sahacara-bṛnde
khola karatāla yatana kari sirajila
pāṣaṇḍa dalana anubandhe
Verse 5
abanīte adabhuta prabhu śacī-nandana
patita-pābana abatāra
dīna-hīna mūḍha-mati rāmānanda dāsa ati
pahuṁ more kara bhaba-pāra
Verse 1
Ah!! My Lord Gaura-kiśora dances! Defeating the splendor of gold, His glorious form fills the ten directions with light.
Verse 2
Defeating the autumn moon, His graceful rocana-tilaka-decorated forehead glistens with splendor. Is the curly black hair on His head, hair tossed to and fro, actually a swarm of black bees around a yellow lotus flower?
Verse 3
His nose is a sesame flower. His lips are bimba fruits. He covered with drop after drop of perspiration. Defeating the new red lotus flowers, His eyes are the source of flooding rivers of tears, rivers that flow without stop.
Verse 4
Surrounded by His companion s, in the kīrtana He sinsg the glories of a person who is actually His own self. The kholas and karatālas play. Now the sinners’ sins are broken into pieces.
Verse 5
Now the earth is filled with wonder. Śacī’s son, who purifies the fallen, has now descended to this world. Now all the fools and fallen sinners, including even Rāmānanda dāsa, Lord Gaura has carried to the farther shore of the ocean of repeated births and deaths.
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