Pahum Mora Nityananda Raya
Bhajan | Traditional
Verse 1
pahuṁ mora nityānanda rāya
mathiyā sakala tantra hari-nāma mahā-mantra
kare dhari jībere bujhāya
Verse 2
caitanya agraja nāma tri-bhubane anupāma
suradhunī-tīre kari thānā
hāṭa kari parabandha rājā haila nityānanda
pāṣāṇdi-dalana bīrabānā
Verse 3
rāmā-i su-pātra haiyā rājā-ājñā cālā-iyā
kotoyāla hailā hari-dāsa
kṛṣṇa-dāsa laiyā ḍāḍya keha yā-ite nāre bhāḍya
likhana paḍhane śrīnibāsa
Verse 4
pasāriyā biśwambhara āra priya gadādhara
āścarya catware biki kini
gaurī-dāsa hāsi hāsi bājāra nikaṭe bāsi
hāṭera mahimā kichu śuni
Verse 1
Churning all the ascriptures, my Lord Nityānanda Rāya extracted the nectar that is the maha-mantra of Lord Hari’s holy names. Taking the people of this world by the hand, He taught them the glory of that nectar of the holy names.
Verse 2
Lord Nityānanda, who is Lord Caitanya’s elder brother, and who is the most glroious in all the worlds, went to the Ganga’s bank and opened a marketplace. Powerful Lord Nityānanda, who crushes the demons, became the king of that martketplace.
Verse 3
Rāmāi Paṇḍita became the superintendent of that martketplace. By the king’s order he appointed Haridāsa Ṭhākura as the policeman there. Krsna-dasa was the doorman. To stop any cheating, Śrinivāsa was appointed the accountant.
Verse 4
Lord Viśvambhara Himself has became a shopkeeper in that marketplace. So have dear Gadādhara and many others. In that merket there is a great wonder of buying and selling. Having heard something of its glories, Gaurī-dāsa has come to visit that market. He smiles and smiles.
Verse 1
pahuṁ mora nityānanda rāya
mathiyā sakala tantra hari-nāma mahā-mantra
kare dhari jībere bujhāya
Verse 2
caitanya agraja nāma tri-bhubane anupāma
suradhunī-tīre kari thānā
hāṭa kari parabandha rājā haila nityānanda
pāṣāṇdi-dalana bīrabānā
Verse 3
rāmā-i su-pātra haiyā rājā-ājñā cālā-iyā
kotoyāla hailā hari-dāsa
kṛṣṇa-dāsa laiyā ḍāḍya keha yā-ite nāre bhāḍya
likhana paḍhane śrīnibāsa
Verse 4
pasāriyā biśwambhara āra priya gadādhara
āścarya catware biki kini
gaurī-dāsa hāsi hāsi bājāra nikaṭe bāsi
hāṭera mahimā kichu śuni
Verse 1
Churning all the ascriptures, my Lord Nityānanda Rāya extracted the nectar that is the maha-mantra of Lord Hari’s holy names. Taking the people of this world by the hand, He taught them the glory of that nectar of the holy names.
Verse 2
Lord Nityānanda, who is Lord Caitanya’s elder brother, and who is the most glroious in all the worlds, went to the Ganga’s bank and opened a marketplace. Powerful Lord Nityānanda, who crushes the demons, became the king of that martketplace.
Verse 3
Rāmāi Paṇḍita became the superintendent of that martketplace. By the king’s order he appointed Haridāsa Ṭhākura as the policeman there. Krsna-dasa was the doorman. To stop any cheating, Śrinivāsa was appointed the accountant.
Verse 4
Lord Viśvambhara Himself has became a shopkeeper in that marketplace. So have dear Gadādhara and many others. In that merket there is a great wonder of buying and selling. Having heard something of its glories, Gaurī-dāsa has come to visit that market. He smiles and smiles.
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