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Song Name: Jaya
Jaga
Tarana
Karana
Dhama
Official Name: Song 2
Author: Govinda
Dasa
Kaviraja
Book Name: Padavali
Language: Bengali
LYRICS:
(Refrain)
jaya
jaga-tāraṇa-kāraṇa
dhāma
ānanda-kanda
nityānanda
nāma
(1)
ḍagamaga
locana #
 kamala ḍhulāyata
sahaje
athira
gati   jiti
matoyāra
bhā-iyā
abhirāma
bali
ghana
ghana
ḍāka-i
gaura
prema-bhare
cala-i
nā
pāra
(2)
gada
gada
ādhamadhura
bacanāmṛta
lahu
lahu
hāsa-bikaśita
gaṇḍa
pāṣaṇḍa
khaṇḍana
śrī-bhuja-maṇḍana
kanaka- khacita
abalambana
daṇḍa
(3)
kali- yuga
kālabhujańgama
daḿśala
dagadhala
sthābara
jāńgama
dekhi
prema-sudhā-rasa
jaga
bhari
barikhala
gobinda-dāsake
kāhe
upekhi
TRANSLATION
(Refrain) Glory to the Lord who delivers the worlds, the Lord who is the root of all bliss, the Lord who bears the name Nityananda !
- Tears stream from His restless lotus eyes. He is restless and unsteady. “Brother Abhirama !” He calls. Overcome with ecstatic spiritual love for Lord Gaura , He has no power to walk.
- His half words spoken in a choked voice are sweeter than nectar. A gentle smile blossoms on His face. He breaks all sins into pieces. His glorious arms are decorated with a golden staff.
- Seeing the moving and unmoving beings burning with poison, bitten by the fangs of the black snake that is Kali- yuga , He showers everyone with a monsoon of the nectar-antidote of ecstatic spiritual love. Only Govinda
dasa does not receive that antidote. Only Govinda
dasa is forgotten.
REMARKS/EXTRA INFORMATION:
This song was featured in Visvanatha
Cakravarti
ThakuraÂ’s compilation, Sri Ksanada
Gita
Cintamani , Saptama
Ksanada
Krsna
Saptami
(the 7 th night, the seventh night of the dark portion of the month), as the second song.
This song is sung in Raga Beloyara or Raga Suhai.
UPDATED:
July 30, 2009