LORD CAITANYA – THE MOON OF GODRUMA
By Srila Bhaktivinode Thakura
yadi te hari-pada-saroja-sudha
rasa-pana-param hrdayam satatam
parihrtya grham kali-bhava-mayam
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhum
rasa-pana-param hrdayam satatam
parihrtya grham kali-bhava-mayam
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhu
If you want your heart to be always absorbed in drinking the ambrosial mellows of the lotus feet of Lord Hari, then give up household life that is full of quarrels and strife, and just worship Lord Gaura, the moon of Godruma’s forest bowers.
dhana-yauvana-jivana-rajya -sukham
na hi nityam anuksana-nasa-param
tyaja-gramya-katha-sakalam viphalam
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhum
na hi nityam anuksana-nasa-param
tyaja-gramya-katha-sakalam
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhu
Material riches, youth, long duration of life, and royal happiness — none of these are eternal. At any moment they may be destroyed. Give up all useless topics of mundane conversation and just worship Lord Gaura, the moon of Godruma’s forest bowers.
ramani-jana-sanga-sukham ca sakhe
carame bhayadam purusartha-haram
harinama-sudha-rasa-matta-matir
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhum
carame bhayadam purusartha-haram
harinama-sudha-rasa-matta-
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhu
O Friend, ultimately the pleasure to be had in the company of beautiful young women turns to fearfulness and distracts one from the real goal of life. Just worship Lord Gaura, the moon of Godruma’s forest bowers with your mind intoxicated by the nectarine mellows of the holy name.
jada-kavya-raso na hi kavya-rasah
kali-pavana-gaura-raso hi rasah
alam anya-katha anusilanaya
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhum
kali-pavana-gaura-raso hi rasah
alam anya-katha anusilanaya
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhu
The taste of mundane poetry does not afford the sweet taste of actual poetry. The sweet mellows of true poetry are found in descriptions of Lord Caitanya, the savior of all souls in the Kali yuga. Enough with the study of any other topics! Just worship Lord Gaura, the moon of Godruma’s forest bowers.
vrsabhanu-sutanvita-vama-t anum
yamuna-tata-nagara-nanda-sutam
murali-kala-gita-vinoda-param
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhum
yamuna-tata-nagara-nanda-s
murali-kala-gita-vinoda-pa
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhu
Krishna, the transcendental paramour, stands on the banks of the Yamuna with Radha, the daughter of Vrsabhanu, on His left side. He is absorbed in the pastime of playing soft, melodious songs on His flute. Just worship Lord Gaura, the moon of Godruma’s forest bowers, Lord Caitanya, who is non-different from the son of Nanda.
hari-kirtana-madhya-gatam sva-janaih
parivestita-jamunay abda harim
nija-gauda-janaika-krpa-jaladhim
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhum
parivestita-jamunay abda harim
nija-gauda-janaika-krpa-ja
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhu
He is Lord Hari, shining like molten gold and surrounded by His loving devotees in the midst of hari-kirtana, He is the only ocean of mercy for the Gaudiya Vaisnavas. Just worship Lord Gaura, the moon of Godruma’s forest bowers.
giriraja-suta-parivita-grh am
nava-khanda-patim yati-citta-haram
sura-sanga-nutam priyaya sahitam
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhum
nava-khanda-patim yati-citta-haram
sura-sanga-nutam priyaya sahitam
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhu
Just worship Lord Gaura, the moon of Godruma’s forest bowers — Lord Caitanya, who along with His beloved wife Visnu-priya is glorified by all demigods and saintly persons. His home, Navadvipa, is surrounded by the river Ganga, the daughter of the Himalayas. He is the Lord of Navadvipa and the stealer of the hearts of all sannyasis.
kali-kukkura mudgara-bhava-dharam
harinama-mahousadha-dana-param
patitarta-dayardra-su-murti-dharam
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhum
harinama-mahousadha-dana-p
patitarta-dayardra-su-murt
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhu
Lord Gauranga is like a powerful hammer which smashes the sin and oppression of the mad-dog of the Kali-yuga. He is absorbed in distributing the holy name of Krishna, which is the greatest medicine to release one from the material existence. His transcendental form is beautiful , and His heart is full of compassion for the suffering, fallen souls of this world. Just worship Lord Gaura, the moon of Godruma’s forest bowers.
ripu-bandhava-bheda-vihina -daya
yad-abhiksa-mudeti mukhabja-tatau
tam akrsnam iha vraja-raja-sutam
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhum
yad-abhiksa-mudeti mukhabja-tatau
tam akrsnam iha vraja-raja-sutam
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhu
Compassion which is free from the duality of “friend” and “enemy” is always manifest of his lotus face. He is the son of Maharaja Nanda — Krishna, who has appeared in a golden form in the land of Navadvipa. Just worship Lord Gaura, the moon of Godruma’s forest bowers.
iha caupanisata-parigita-vibhu r
dvija-raja-sutah puratabha harih
nija-dhamani khelati bandhu-yuto
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhum
dvija-raja-sutah puratabha harih
nija-dhamani khelati bandhu-yuto
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhu
In this world and in the Upanishads He is celebrated as the all-pervading Supreme Lord. He appeared as the son of a brahmana and is Lord Hari Himself, with a shining complexion of molten gold. In His own abode He sports with His cowherd boy friends. Just worship this Lord Gaura, the moon of Godruma’s forest bowers.
avatara-varam paripurna-kalam
para-tattvam ihatma-vilasa-mayam
vraja-dhama-rasamabudhi-gupta-rasam
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhum
para-tattvam ihatma-vilasa-mayam
vraja-dhama-rasamabudhi-gu
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhu
He is the most wonderful of all avataras because He is the source of all other expansions of God. He is the Supreme Truth, enjoying His pastimes here in this world. He is the embodiment of the most confidential flows that exist in the ocean of rasa.
sruti-varna-dhanadi na yasya krpa
janane balavad-bhajanena vina
tam ahaituka-bhava-patha hi sakhe
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhum
janane balavad-bhajanena vina
tam ahaituka-bhava-patha hi sakhe
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhu
Without strong devotional worship and service, mere mundane scholarship, high family lineage, wealth and so on are not effective for invoking the causeless mercy of the Lord. O friend, just worship Lord Gaura, the beautiful moon of Godruma’s forest bowers, by the path of unmotivated devotion.
api nakra-gatau hrada-madhya-gatam
kama-mocayad-arta-janam tam ajam
avicintya-balam siva-kalpatarum
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhum
kama-mocayad-arta-janam tam ajam
avicintya-balam siva-kalpatarum
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhu
In His appearance as Hari, the Lord liberated Gajendra, the king of elephants, from the grasp of the crocodile in the lake, and in His appearance as Sri Caitanya, He delivered King Gajapati Prataparudra from the jaws of the kali-yuga crocodile who was lying in the lake of politics. Lord Sri Caitanya is unborn, possesses inconceivable power ,and is likened to an auspicious desire tree. Just worship Lord Gaura, the moon of Godruma’s forest bowers.
surabhindra-tapah-paritust a-mana
vara-varna-dharo harir avirabhut
tam ajasra-sukham muni-dhairya-haram
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhum
vara-varna-dharo harir avirabhut
tam ajasra-sukham muni-dhairya-haram
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhu
Lord Krsna, who was pleased with the penances and austerities of Indra and the Surabhi cow, appeared in this world as Lord Caitanya, possessing a golden complexion. He is eternal happiness and the captivator of the intelligence of all learned sages. Just worship Lord Gaura, the moon of Godruma’s forest bowers.
abhilasa-cayam tad-abheda-dhiyam
asubham ca subham tyaja sarvam idam
anukulataya priya-sevanaya
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhum
asubham ca subham tyaja sarvam idam
anukulataya priya-sevanaya
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhu
Give up all worldly desires, monistic meditation and relative conceptions of inauspiciousness and auspiciousness. In a favorable mood, with loving devotion, just engage yourself in just worshipping Lord Gaura, the moon of Godruma’s forest bowers.
hari-sevaka-sevana-dharma- paro
hari-nama-rasamrita-pana-ratah
nati-dainya-daya-para-mana-yuto
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhum
hari-nama-rasamrita-pana-r
nati-dainya-daya-para-mana
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhu
Remaining devoted to the service of the Vaishnavas, being addicted to drinking the sweet nectar of the name of Hari, and with a mentality endowed with modesty, humility, and compassion, just worship Lord Gaura, the moon of Godruma’s forest bowers.
vada yadava madhava krsna hare
vada rama janardana kesava he
vrisabhanu-suta-priya-natha sada
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhum
vada rama janardana kesava he
vrisabhanu-suta-priya-nath
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhu
Always worship Lord Gaura, the beautiful moon of Godruma’s forest bowers, and call out to the Lord,” O Yadava, ! O Madhava O Krishna, O Hari, O Rama O Janardana, O Keshava, O beloved Lord of Radha!”
vada yamuna-tira-vanadri-pate
vada gokula-kanana-punja-rave
vada rasa-rasayana gaura-hare
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhum
vada gokula-kanana-punja-rave
vada rasa-rasayana gaura-hare
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhu
Just worship Lord Gaura, the moon of Godruma’s forest bowers and call out to the Lord “O Lord of the Vrindavana forest, which lies along the banks of the Yamuna! O Lord of Govardhana Hill! O sun of the forest of Gokula! O giver of life to the rasa dance.! O Gaurahari!
cala gaura-vanam nava-khanda-mayam
patha gaura-hares caritani muda
lutha gaura-padankita-ganga-tatam
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhum
patha gaura-hares caritani muda
lutha gaura-padankita-ganga-tata
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhu
Go to Navadvipa, the land of Lord Caitanya, Read and recite with great joy the wonderful pastimes of Lord Gaurahari. Roll about in ecstasy on the banks of the Ganges, which are marked with the footprints of Lord Caitanya, and just worship Lord Gaura, the moon of Godruma’s forest bowers. Remember the wonderful pastimes of Gaura and Gadadhara.
smara gaura-gadadhara-keli-kalam
bhava gaura-gadadhara-paksa-carah
srinu gaura-gadadgara-caru-katham
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhum
bhava gaura-gadadhara-paksa-cara
srinu gaura-gadadgara-caru-katha
bhaja godruma-kanana-kunja-vidhu
Become a servant of Gaura and Gadadhara. Listen to the beautiful narration’s concerning Gaura and Gadadhara and just worship Lord Gaura, the moon of Godruma’s forest bowers.
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