The poet realised all types of sweetness in Krishna. Therefore, he called Him ‘madhurima – swarâjyam’. Sri Krishna is a vista of sweetness.
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Verse 2 – Part 1- Why does the poet call Sri Krishna as ‘vastu’ or ‘object’?
… Read more >Verse 2
asti svastaruni-karâgra-vigalat-kalpa-prasun-âplutam
vastu prastuta–venunâda–lahari–nirvâna–nirvyâkulam,
srasta–srasta–niruddha–nivi–vilâsad–gopi–sahasra–âvritam,
hastunyasta–natapavargam–akhilodaram kishorâkriti. 2.
Translation
He Who is motionless, is submerged in the sweet bliss arising from the resonating flute, Who is drenched by celestial damsels with the flowers of Kalpa-taru, Who is
Verse 1- Part 5 – ‘Sri Radha’ is ‘Jayashri’
- Sri Radha worships Shyamsundar’s feet
Goswâmipâd has also translated ‘Jayashri‘ as ‘Sri Râdhâ’. He says that, ‘Jayashri’ refers to the one who is brilliant in all the arts – dice-game, humour, water-sports and lovemaking. She … Read more >
Verse 1 – Part 4 – The splendor of Sri Krishna’s toe-nalis
Explanation of ‘Jayashri’
Sri Krishna’s beauty has thrilled Lilâshuk’s heart. Now he started thinking, “With what can I compare Sri Krishna’s beautiful features?” After much thinking, he decided that there is nothing in the universe that can be compared … Read more >
Verse 1 – Part 3 – Lord Goursundar relishes Sri Krishna’s beauty
Sriman-Mahâprabhu has relished this verse in a most wonderful manner and has expressed His feelings to Sri Sanâtan Goswâmi –
“O Sanâtan! Hear the description of Sri Krishna’s sweet beauty. A single drop of that beauty submerges entire creation by … Read more >
Introduction – Part 5 – Srila Krishnadas Kaviraj Goswami’s purport
SÂRANGA – RANGADÂ PURPORT
Srila Kavirâj Goswâmipâd has written this purport. He is a poet of very high stature. This fact is very much evident from his texts such as Sri Govinda Lilâmrita and Sri Chaitanya-Charitâmrita. The Sâranga Rangadâ purport … Read more >