kalikukkura-kadana yadi cāo (he)
কলিকুক্কুরকদন যদি চাও (হে)
কলিয়ুগপাবন, কলিভয়নাশন,
শ্রীশচীনন্দন গাও (হে) ১
kalikukkura-kadana yadi cāo (he)
kaliyuga-pābana, kalibhaya-nāśana,
śrīśacīnandana gāo (he) 1
kalikukkura — Kali Mahārāja + dog; kadana — destruction; yadi — if; cāo — you want; (he) — oh; kaliyuga — the age of Kali; pābana — the savior, purifier; kalibhaya — Kali Mahārāja + fear; nāśana — destroying, removing, exterminating; śrīśacīnandana — ‘Śrī Śacī-nandana’; gāo — sing; (he) — oh
If you wish to vanquish the dog-like personality of Kali, then sing the name of Śrī Śacīnandana, the savior of the age of Kali who nullifies all fear of Kali.
গদাধরমাদন, নিতাঽয়ের প্রাণধন,
অদ্বৈতের প্রপূজিত গোরা
নিমাইং বিশ্বম্ভর, শ্রীনিবাসঈশ্বর,
ভক্তসমূহচিতচোরা ২
gadādhara-mādana, nitā’yera prāṇadhana,
adbaitera prapūjita gorā
nimāĩ biśbambhara, śrīnibāsa-īśbara,
bhaktasamūha-cita-corā 2
gadādhara — Gadādhara Paṇḍita; mādana — exhilaration, delight, maddening, intoxication; nitā’yera — Nitāi’s; prāṇadhana — life + treasure; adbaitera — Advaita’s; prapūjita — object of worship; gorā — Gaura; nimāĩ — Nimāi [Mahāprabhu’s childhood nickname which was given to him by the wife of Advaita Ācārya, Sīta Ṭhākurāṇī. It is derived from the nim tree. (see CC Ādi 13.117)]; biśbambhara — Viśvambhara [Mahāprabhu’s official name given to Him at birth by the astrologer and maternal grandfather Nīlāmbara Cakravartī. It means ‘He who nourishes and maintains the world by distributing prema’. (See CC Ādi 3.32–33, 9.7, and 14.19)]; śrīnibāsa — Śrīvāsa Paṇḍīta; īśbara — Lord; bhaktasamūha — the devotees + [used as a suffix to indicate plurality] multitude; cita — hearts; corā — thief
Gaura is the exhilaration of Gadādhara Paṇḍita. He is the treasure of the life of Nityānanda Prabhu and the worshipful object of Advaita Ācārya. He is known as Nimāi, Viśvambhara, the Lord of Śrīvāsa Paṇḍita, and He who steals the hearts of the devotees.
নদীয়াশশধর, মায়াপুরঈশ্বর,
নামপ্রবর্তন সুর
গ্ঢ়িজনশিক্ষক, ন্যাসিকুলনায়ক,
মাধব রাধাভাবপুর ৩
nadīyā-śaśadhara, māyāpura-īśbara,
nāma-prabartana sura
gṛhi-jana-śikṣaka, nyāsikula-nāyaka,
mādhaba rādhābhābapura 3
nadīyā — Nadīya; śaśadhara — moon; māyāpura — Māyāpura; īśbara — Lord; nāma — the holy name; prabartana — introduction, inauguration, establishment, initiation; sura — divine; gṛhi jana — house-holders; śikṣaka — instructor; nyāsikula — renunciants; nāyaka — hero; mādhaba — Mādhava; rādhābhābapura — Śrī Rādhā + mood, ecstasy + abode
He is the moon of Nadīyā, the Lord of Māyāpura, and the divine propagator of the holy name. For gṛhāstas, He is the instructor, and for renunciants, He is their hero. He is Mādhava in the bhāva of Śrī Rādhā.
সার্বভৌমশোধন, গজপতিতারণ,
রামানন্দপোষণ বীর
রূপানন্দবর্ধন, সনাতনপালন,
হরিদাসমোদন ধীর ৪
sārbabhaumaśodhana, gajapati-tāraṇa,
rāmānanda-poṣaṇa bīra
rūpānanda-bardhana, sanātana-pālana,
haridāsa-modana dhīra 4
sārbabhaumaśodhana — Sārvabhauma Bhaṭṭācārya + purification, sanctification; gajapati — King Pratāparudra [All kings in India are given titles such as Chatrapati, Narapati, Aśvapati… Gajapati is the title given to the King of Orissa]; tāraṇa — rescuer, deliverer, savior, one who takes across, ferryman; rāmānanda — Rāmānanda Rāya; poṣaṇa — cherishment, nourishment; bīra — valiant, heroic, spirited; rūpānanda — Rūpa Gosvāmī + bliss; bardhana — increase, augmentation, multiplication, growth, development, expansion; sanātana — Sanātana Gosvāmī; pālana — maintenance, nourishment, protection; haridāsa — Haridāsa Ṭhākura; modana — delight; dhīra — calm, composed, grave, firm, steady
He is the purifier of Sārvabhauma Bhaṭṭācārya, the savior of King Pratāparudra, the nurturer of Rāmānanda Rāya, and a great hero. He enhances the bliss of Śrīla Rūpa Gosvāmī, and he is the maintainer of Śrīla Sanātana Gosvāmī. He is the delight of Śrīla Haridāsa Ṭhākura, and He is very grave.
ব্রজরসভাবন, দুষ্টমতশাতন,
কপটিবিঘাতন কাম
শুদ্ধভক্তপালন, শুষ্কজ্ঞানতাḓঅন,
ছলভক্তিদূষণ রাম ৫
brajarasa-bhābana, duṣṭamata-śātana,
kapaṭi-bighātana kāma
śuddhabhakta-pālana, śuṣkajñāna-tāḓana,
chalabhakti-dūṣaṇa rāma 5
brajarasa — Vraja + mellows; bhābana — thinking, meditation, manifesting; duṣṭamata — faulty, dangerous, wicked + theory, doctrine, religion, opinion; śātana — cutting off, destroying; kapaṭi — hypocrisy; bighātana — warding off; kāma — transcendental Kāmadeva (Cupid); śuddhabhakta — pure + devotees; pālana — maintenance, nourishment, protection; śuṣkajñāna — dry + knowledge; tāḓana — chasing away, expelling, banishing; chalabhakti — deception, deceit, fraud, hoax, false + devotion; dūṣaṇa — refutes; rāma — the reservoir of pleasure
He is immersed in vraja-rasa,. He is the destroyer of wicked materialistic philosophies, the purger of hypocrisy [from the heart], and is the transcendental Kāmadeva (Cupid). He nourishes the pure devotees, expels dry knowledge, demolishes false bhakti, and is the reservoir of all pleasure.