Jaya Jaya Bhanusuta Tata
Bhajan | Rupa Goswami
Verse 1
jaya jaya bhanu-suta-tata-ranga-maha-nata sundara nanda-kumara
sarad-angikrta-divya-rasavrta mangala-rasa-vihara
Verse 2
komala-sasikara-ramya-vanantara-nirmita-gita-vilasa
turna-samagata-vallava-yauvata-viksana-krta-parihasa
Verse 3
gopi-cumbita raga-karambita mana-vilokana-lina
guna-vargonnata-radha-sangata-sauhrda-sampad-adhina
Verse 4
tad-vacanamrta-pana-madahrta valayi-krta-parivara
sura-taruni-gana-mati-viksobhana khelana-valgita-hara
Verse 5
ambu-vigahana-nandita-nija-jana mandita-yamuna-tira
sukha-samvid-ghana purna-sanatana nirmala-nila-sarira
Verse 1
O Lord who danced on the shore of the Yamuna, O handsome son of Nanda, O Lord who enjoyed the pastime of the auspicious, nectarean, transcendental autumn rasa dance, all glories, all glories to You!
Verse 2
O Lord who enjoyed pastimes of playing musi in the forest beautiful with gentle moonlight, O Lord who, in order to see their ecstatic love for You, joked with the quickly arrived gopi girls,
Verse 3
O Lord who kissed the gopis, O passionate Lord, O Lord who, seeing their pride, disappeared, O Lord who stayed with virtuous Radha, O Lord who becomes controlled by the power of love,
Verse 4
O Lord who became intoxicated by drinking the nectar of the gopis' words, O Lord who had the gopis form a great circle, O Lord who agitated the hearts of the young demigoddesses, O Lord whose necklace moved to and fro in Your transcendental pastime,
Verse 5
O Lord who delighted the gopis with water pastimes, O Lord who decorated the Yamuna's shore, O Lord full of transcendental bliss, knowledge, and opulence, O perfect Lord, O eternal Lord, O pure Lord, O dark-complexioned Lord!
Verse 1
jaya jaya bhanu-suta-tata-ranga-maha-nata sundara nanda-kumara
sarad-angikrta-divya-rasavrta mangala-rasa-vihara
Verse 2
komala-sasikara-ramya-vanantara-nirmita-gita-vilasa
turna-samagata-vallava-yauvata-viksana-krta-parihasa
Verse 3
gopi-cumbita raga-karambita mana-vilokana-lina
guna-vargonnata-radha-sangata-sauhrda-sampad-adhina
Verse 4
tad-vacanamrta-pana-madahrta valayi-krta-parivara
sura-taruni-gana-mati-viksobhana khelana-valgita-hara
Verse 5
ambu-vigahana-nandita-nija-jana mandita-yamuna-tira
sukha-samvid-ghana purna-sanatana nirmala-nila-sarira
Verse 1
O Lord who danced on the shore of the Yamuna, O handsome son of Nanda, O Lord who enjoyed the pastime of the auspicious, nectarean, transcendental autumn rasa dance, all glories, all glories to You!
Verse 2
O Lord who enjoyed pastimes of playing musi in the forest beautiful with gentle moonlight, O Lord who, in order to see their ecstatic love for You, joked with the quickly arrived gopi girls,
Verse 3
O Lord who kissed the gopis, O passionate Lord, O Lord who, seeing their pride, disappeared, O Lord who stayed with virtuous Radha, O Lord who becomes controlled by the power of love,
Verse 4
O Lord who became intoxicated by drinking the nectar of the gopis' words, O Lord who had the gopis form a great circle, O Lord who agitated the hearts of the young demigoddesses, O Lord whose necklace moved to and fro in Your transcendental pastime,
Verse 5
O Lord who delighted the gopis with water pastimes, O Lord who decorated the Yamuna's shore, O Lord full of transcendental bliss, knowledge, and opulence, O perfect Lord, O eternal Lord, O pure Lord, O dark-complexioned Lord!
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