Rasa Paripati Nata Kirtana Lampata
Bhajan | Vasudeva Ghosha
Verse 1
rasa-paripati nata kirtana lampata
kata kata raggi saggi saba sagge
yahara katakse lakhimi lakhe lakhe
bilasa-i bilola-apagge
Verse 2
cuni brndabana-gun a rase unamata mana
du bahu tuliya bale hari
phire nace nata-raya kata dhara basudhaya
du nayane premera gagari
Verse 3
purusa prakrti para madana-manohara
kebala laban ya-rasa-sima
rasera sagara gora bada-i gabhira dhira
na rakhila nagari-garima
Verse 4
tribhubana-sundara unnata-kandhara
subalita bahu bicale
kugkuma candana mrgamada lepana
kahe basu tachu pada-tale
.
Verse 1
Intoxicated by tasting the nectar of ecstatic love, He wildly dances in kirtana. How many delighted devotees enjoy pastimes in His company? Aroused by restless glances from the corners of His eyes, millions and millions of goddesses of fortune playfully glance at Him from the corners of their eyes.
Verse 2
Hearing the nectar glories of Vrndavana, His heart becomes wild. Raising His two arms, He chants, "Hari!" He wildly dances. He is the king of dancers. How many flooding rivers of tears does He make flow on the earth? His eyes have become like two pitchers pouring tears of ecstatic love.
Verse 3
He is the master of purusa and prakrti. He is more charming than Kamadeva. He stands at the highest pinnacle of glorious handsomeness. Lord Gaura is an ocean of the nectar of ecstatic spiritual love. He is most deep and most wise. seeing Him, a wise woman cannot keep her peaceful composure.
Verse 4
He is the most handsome person in the three worlds. His shoulders are broad. his arms are graceful and long. He is anointed with kugkuma, sandal, and musk. Taking shelter of the soles of His feet, Vasu sings this song.
Verse 1
rasa-paripati nata kirtana lampata
kata kata raggi saggi saba sagge
yahara katakse lakhimi lakhe lakhe
bilasa-i bilola-apagge
Verse 2
cuni brndabana-gun a rase unamata mana
du bahu tuliya bale hari
phire nace nata-raya kata dhara basudhaya
du nayane premera gagari
Verse 3
purusa prakrti para madana-manohara
kebala laban ya-rasa-sima
rasera sagara gora bada-i gabhira dhira
na rakhila nagari-garima
Verse 4
tribhubana-sundara unnata-kandhara
subalita bahu bicale
kugkuma candana mrgamada lepana
kahe basu tachu pada-tale
.
Verse 1
Intoxicated by tasting the nectar of ecstatic love, He wildly dances in kirtana. How many delighted devotees enjoy pastimes in His company? Aroused by restless glances from the corners of His eyes, millions and millions of goddesses of fortune playfully glance at Him from the corners of their eyes.
Verse 2
Hearing the nectar glories of Vrndavana, His heart becomes wild. Raising His two arms, He chants, "Hari!" He wildly dances. He is the king of dancers. How many flooding rivers of tears does He make flow on the earth? His eyes have become like two pitchers pouring tears of ecstatic love.
Verse 3
He is the master of purusa and prakrti. He is more charming than Kamadeva. He stands at the highest pinnacle of glorious handsomeness. Lord Gaura is an ocean of the nectar of ecstatic spiritual love. He is most deep and most wise. seeing Him, a wise woman cannot keep her peaceful composure.
Verse 4
He is the most handsome person in the three worlds. His shoulders are broad. his arms are graceful and long. He is anointed with kugkuma, sandal, and musk. Taking shelter of the soles of His feet, Vasu sings this song.
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