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Song Name: Vibhavari Sesa

Official Name: Ucchvasa: Ucchvasa Kirtana Nama Kirtana Song 2

Author: Bhaktivinoda Thakura

Book Name: Kalyana Kalpataru

Language: Bengali

 

LYRICS:

(1)

vibhāvarī – the night; śeṣa – has come to an end; āloka-praveśa – the light of dawn is entering; nidrā chāḍi’ – giving up your sleep; utho – arise; jīva – O soul!; bolo hari hari – chant the holy names of Lord Hari; mukunda – the giver of liberation; murāri – the enemy of the Mura demon; rāma – the supreme enjoyer; kṛṣṇa – the all-attractive one; hayagrīva – the horse-headed incarnation.

 

(2)

nṛsiḿha – the half-man, half-lion; vāmana – the dwarf brāhmaṇa; śrī madhusūdana – the killer of the Madhu demon; brajendra-nandana – the beloved son of the King of Vraja; śyāma – who is blackish in complexion; pūtanā-ghātana – the slayer of the Pūtanā witch; kaiṭabha-śātana – the destroyer of the demon Kaiṭabha; jaya – all glories!; dāśarathi-rāma – Lord Rāma, the son of King Daśaratha.

 

(3)

yaśodā dulāla – the darling of mother Yaśodā; govinda – the giver of pleasure to the cows; gopāla – the protector of the cows; vṛndāvana purandara – the monarch of the Vṛndāvana forest; gopī-priya jana – the beloved of the gopīs; rādhikā-ramaṇa – the lover of Rādhikā; bhuvana sundara-bara – the most beautiful personality in all the worlds.

 

(4)

rāvāṇāntakara – who brought about the end of the demon Rāvaṇa; makhana-taskara – who stole the older gopīs' butter; gopījana-vastra-hārī –  who stole the younger gopīs' clothes; brajera rākhala – a cowherd boy of Vraja; gopa-vṛnda-pāla – the protector of the cowherd boys; citta-hārī –  who steals the hearts of all; baḿśī-dhārī – who always holds a flute.

 

(5)

yogīndra-vandana – worshiped by the best of yogīs; śrī-nanda-nandana –  the delightful son of Nanda; braja-jana-bhaya-hārī – who removes all the fears of the inhabitants of Vraja; navīna nīrada – who is the color of a fresh rain cloud; rūpa manohara – whose form is enchanting; mohana baḿśī-bihārī – who looks very charming wandering about playing His flute.

 

(6)

yaśodā-nandana – the delightful son of Yaśodā; kaḿsa-nisūdana – the killer of King Kaḿsa; nikuñja-rāsa-vilāsī – who sports the rāsa dance amongst the garden groves; kadamba-kānana rāsa-parāyaṇa – who is fond of engaging in the rāsa dance underneath the kadamba trees; vṛndā vipina-nivāsī – who resides in the forest of Vṛndā Devī.

 

(7)

ānanda-vardhana – who increases the ecstasy of His devotees; prema niketana – the reservoir of all love; phula-śara – flowered arrows; yojaka –  who uses; kāma – the transcendental Cupid; gopāńgana-gaṇa citta vinodana – the pleasure of the cowherd girls' hearts; samasta-guṇa-gaṇa dhāma – the abode of all wonderful qualities.

 

(8)

yāmuna-jīvana – the life of the River Yamunā; keli-parāyaṇa – who is always absorbed in amorous pastimes; mānasa-candra-cakora – who is the moon of the gopīs' minds, which are like cakora birds (that subsist only upon moonlight); nāma-sudhā-rasa – the nectarean mellows of these holy names; gāo – please sing; kṛṣṇa yaśa – the glories of Srī Kṛṣṇa; rākho vacana – please obey this advice; mana mora – O my dear mind!

 

UPDATED: June 8, 2017