Purbe Ye I Gopinatha Srimati Radhika Satha
Bhajan | Sivananda
Verse 1
pūrbe ye-i gopīnātha śrīmatī rādhikā sātha
se sukha bhābiyā ebe dīna
ye kare muralī bāya daṅḍa kamaṅḍalu tāya
kaṭi-taṭe e ḍora kaupīna
Verse 2
adhare muralī pūri braja-badhūra mana curi
kari sukha bāḍaye tāhāra
nayana-kaṭākṣa-bāṅe marame paśiyā hāne
se māraṅe bahe aśru-dhāra
Verse 3
yamunāra bane bane go-dhana rākhāla sane
naṭa-beśa bijayī bākhāne
nāhi jāni se-i ebe ki jāni kāhāra bhābe
bilāsaye saṅkīrtana sthāne
Verse 4
bhābite se saba sukha dvi-guṅa bāḍaye dukha
biraha anale jari jari
e śibānandera hiyā gaḍila pāṣāṅa diyā
nāda-rabe se sukha sobhari
Verse 1
He who was formerly Rādhā's companion and the gopīs' master, has now become a joyful poor mendicant. He who formerly played a flute in His hand now holds a daṅḍa and kamaṅḍalu. At His waist a kaupīna is tied.
Verse 2
He who formerly filled the flute at His lips, stole the gopīs' hearts, enjoyed many blissful pastimes, and fired many arrows of sidelong glances at the gopīs' hearts, now sheds flooding rivers of tears from His eyes.
Verse 3
He who fromerly, dressed like a dancing-actor, walked from forest to forest by the Yamunā as He herded the cows, is now overcome with ecstasy. Enjoying pastimes of saṅkīrtana, He knows nothing but ecstasy.
Verse 4
In the ecstasy of meeting He is filled with bliss. In the agony of separation His sufferings are doubled. Then He burns in flames of suffering. His chanting of the holy names fills with bliss even Śivānanda's heart, a heart built of stone.
Verse 1
pūrbe ye-i gopīnātha śrīmatī rādhikā sātha
se sukha bhābiyā ebe dīna
ye kare muralī bāya daṅḍa kamaṅḍalu tāya
kaṭi-taṭe e ḍora kaupīna
Verse 2
adhare muralī pūri braja-badhūra mana curi
kari sukha bāḍaye tāhāra
nayana-kaṭākṣa-bāṅe marame paśiyā hāne
se māraṅe bahe aśru-dhāra
Verse 3
yamunāra bane bane go-dhana rākhāla sane
naṭa-beśa bijayī bākhāne
nāhi jāni se-i ebe ki jāni kāhāra bhābe
bilāsaye saṅkīrtana sthāne
Verse 4
bhābite se saba sukha dvi-guṅa bāḍaye dukha
biraha anale jari jari
e śibānandera hiyā gaḍila pāṣāṅa diyā
nāda-rabe se sukha sobhari
Verse 1
He who was formerly Rādhā's companion and the gopīs' master, has now become a joyful poor mendicant. He who formerly played a flute in His hand now holds a daṅḍa and kamaṅḍalu. At His waist a kaupīna is tied.
Verse 2
He who formerly filled the flute at His lips, stole the gopīs' hearts, enjoyed many blissful pastimes, and fired many arrows of sidelong glances at the gopīs' hearts, now sheds flooding rivers of tears from His eyes.
Verse 3
He who fromerly, dressed like a dancing-actor, walked from forest to forest by the Yamunā as He herded the cows, is now overcome with ecstasy. Enjoying pastimes of saṅkīrtana, He knows nothing but ecstasy.
Verse 4
In the ecstasy of meeting He is filled with bliss. In the agony of separation His sufferings are doubled. Then He burns in flames of suffering. His chanting of the holy names fills with bliss even Śivānanda's heart, a heart built of stone.
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