
Goloka Chadiya Prabhu Kena Ba Abani
Bhajan | Nayananda Dasa
Verse 1
goloka chāḍiya prabhu kena bā abanī
kāla-rūpa kena haila gorā-baraṇa-khani
Verse 2
hāsa bilāsa chāḍi kena pahuṁ kānde
nā jāni ṭhekila gorā kāra prema-phānde
Verse 3
kṣaṇe kṛṣṇa kṛṣṇa bali kānde ghana-ghana
khaṇe sakhī sakhī bali karaye rodana
Verse 4
mathurā mathurā bali karaye bilāpa
kṣaṇe bā akrūra bali kare anutāpa
Verse 5
kṣaṇe kṣaṇe bale chiye cānda candana
dhūlāya loṭāye kānde yata nija-jana
Verse 6
chāra parāṇa kulabatīra nā yāya
kahite ākula pahuṁ dhūlāya loṭāya
Verse 7
gadādhara kānde prāṇa-nātha laiyā kole
rāya rāmānanda kānde praṇaya bikale
Verse 8
svarūpa śrī-rūpa kānde soṅari bilāsa
nā bujhiyā kānde nayanānanda dāsa
Verse 1
Why did the Supreme Lord leave Goloka? Why did He change His dark form into a form with a fair complexion?
Verse 2
Why, leaving behind His pastimes of joking and laughter, does the Lord now weep? I do not know. Why and for whom did Lord Gaura set His trap of ecstatic spiritual love?
Verse 3
One moment He calls out "Kṛṣṇa! Kṛṣṇa!" and weeps. The next moment He calls out, "Sakhī! Sakhī!"
Verse 4
One moment He calls out, "Mathurā! Mathurā!" Another moment He calls out, "Akrūra!" He is distraught.
Verse 5
Moment after moment He calls out, "Wretched moon! Wretched sandal paste!" He rolls in the dust. Surrounded by His companions, He weeps.
Verse 6
"Although they have been burned into ashes, the saintly gopīs do not give up their lives!", He says. Filled with distress, He rolls on the ground.
Verse 7
Gadādhara weeps. He hugs the master of his life. Rāmānanda Rāya weeps. He is tossed to and fro by ecstatic spiritual love.
Verse 8
Svarūpa Dāmodara and Rūpa Gosvāmī also weep. Remembering these pastimes, but not understanding anything of them, Nayanānanda dāsa also weeps.
Verse 1
goloka chāḍiya prabhu kena bā abanī
kāla-rūpa kena haila gorā-baraṇa-khani
Verse 2
hāsa bilāsa chāḍi kena pahuṁ kānde
nā jāni ṭhekila gorā kāra prema-phānde
Verse 3
kṣaṇe kṛṣṇa kṛṣṇa bali kānde ghana-ghana
khaṇe sakhī sakhī bali karaye rodana
Verse 4
mathurā mathurā bali karaye bilāpa
kṣaṇe bā akrūra bali kare anutāpa
Verse 5
kṣaṇe kṣaṇe bale chiye cānda candana
dhūlāya loṭāye kānde yata nija-jana
Verse 6
chāra parāṇa kulabatīra nā yāya
kahite ākula pahuṁ dhūlāya loṭāya
Verse 7
gadādhara kānde prāṇa-nātha laiyā kole
rāya rāmānanda kānde praṇaya bikale
Verse 8
svarūpa śrī-rūpa kānde soṅari bilāsa
nā bujhiyā kānde nayanānanda dāsa
Verse 1
Why did the Supreme Lord leave Goloka? Why did He change His dark form into a form with a fair complexion?
Verse 2
Why, leaving behind His pastimes of joking and laughter, does the Lord now weep? I do not know. Why and for whom did Lord Gaura set His trap of ecstatic spiritual love?
Verse 3
One moment He calls out "Kṛṣṇa! Kṛṣṇa!" and weeps. The next moment He calls out, "Sakhī! Sakhī!"
Verse 4
One moment He calls out, "Mathurā! Mathurā!" Another moment He calls out, "Akrūra!" He is distraught.
Verse 5
Moment after moment He calls out, "Wretched moon! Wretched sandal paste!" He rolls in the dust. Surrounded by His companions, He weeps.
Verse 6
"Although they have been burned into ashes, the saintly gopīs do not give up their lives!", He says. Filled with distress, He rolls on the ground.
Verse 7
Gadādhara weeps. He hugs the master of his life. Rāmānanda Rāya weeps. He is tossed to and fro by ecstatic spiritual love.
Verse 8
Svarūpa Dāmodara and Rūpa Gosvāmī also weep. Remembering these pastimes, but not understanding anything of them, Nayanānanda dāsa also weeps.
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