Obeisance 36
Bhajan | Sanatana Goswami
Verse 1
paugaṇḍākhyāta-kaumāra
mahāṣcarya-caritra he
parīkṣic-chukadevāti-
vimohana-kathāmṛta
Verse 2
stuta-ramya-saras-tīrā-
dṛta-ṣādvala-jemana
saraḥ-supulināsīna
bāla-maṇḍala-maṇḍita
Verse 3
sakhi-ṣreṇy-antar-āsthātar
vrajārbhaka-sahāṣana
pīta-vastrodara-nyasta-
veṇo vanya-vibhūṣaṇa
Verse 4
vāma-kakṣāntara-nyasta-
ṣṛṇga-vetra prasīda me
vāma-pāṇi-stha-dadhy-anna
kavalāṣana-sundara
Verse 5
angulī-sandhi-vinyasta-
phala bālāli-citta-hṛt
sva-narma-hāsyamānārbha- svargyāṣcarya-karāṣana
Verse 1
O Krsna, appearing to be so youthful, the residents of Vraja considered that You were younger than You actually were. O Lord, O performer of greatly wonderful pastimes, the conversation of King Pariksit and Sukadeva Gosvami about Your pastimes appears just like a reservoir of enchanting nectar.
Verse 2
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, decorated by the circle of Your cowherd boy friends, You sat on the grassy bank on the shore of the celebrated and charming Yamunā river, and took Your lunch.
Verse 3
O Krsna, surrounded by Your friends, the young boys of Vraja, You took Your lunch together. You were clothed in a yellow dhoti, and decorated with a garland of forest flowers. Your flute was tucked in at Your waist.
Verse 4
O Krsna, Your buffalo horn bugle and Your stick are placed in the left-side of Your belt, You hold some curd in Your left hand and You appear very beautiful as You nibble at Your lunch. O Lord, please be merciful unto me.
Verse 5
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, You held a fruit between Your fingers and You enchanted the minds of the cowherd boys, causing them to laugh at Your joking words. Your lunch-taking pastimes amazed the demigods in the higher planetary system.
Verse 1
paugaṇḍākhyāta-kaumāra
mahāṣcarya-caritra he
parīkṣic-chukadevāti-
vimohana-kathāmṛta
Verse 2
stuta-ramya-saras-tīrā-
dṛta-ṣādvala-jemana
saraḥ-supulināsīna
bāla-maṇḍala-maṇḍita
Verse 3
sakhi-ṣreṇy-antar-āsthātar
vrajārbhaka-sahāṣana
pīta-vastrodara-nyasta-
veṇo vanya-vibhūṣaṇa
Verse 4
vāma-kakṣāntara-nyasta-
ṣṛṇga-vetra prasīda me
vāma-pāṇi-stha-dadhy-anna
kavalāṣana-sundara
Verse 5
angulī-sandhi-vinyasta-
phala bālāli-citta-hṛt
sva-narma-hāsyamānārbha- svargyāṣcarya-karāṣana
Verse 1
O Krsna, appearing to be so youthful, the residents of Vraja considered that You were younger than You actually were. O Lord, O performer of greatly wonderful pastimes, the conversation of King Pariksit and Sukadeva Gosvami about Your pastimes appears just like a reservoir of enchanting nectar.
Verse 2
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, decorated by the circle of Your cowherd boy friends, You sat on the grassy bank on the shore of the celebrated and charming Yamunā river, and took Your lunch.
Verse 3
O Krsna, surrounded by Your friends, the young boys of Vraja, You took Your lunch together. You were clothed in a yellow dhoti, and decorated with a garland of forest flowers. Your flute was tucked in at Your waist.
Verse 4
O Krsna, Your buffalo horn bugle and Your stick are placed in the left-side of Your belt, You hold some curd in Your left hand and You appear very beautiful as You nibble at Your lunch. O Lord, please be merciful unto me.
Verse 5
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, You held a fruit between Your fingers and You enchanted the minds of the cowherd boys, causing them to laugh at Your joking words. Your lunch-taking pastimes amazed the demigods in the higher planetary system.
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