Gaurangera Rupa

Vrindavan Das Thakur has written this song “Janu Lambita Bahu Jugala”. The official name of this song is Gaurangera Rupa. This song is taken from the book Caitanya Bhagavata. In this song, Vrindavan Das Thakur sings the glories of his worshipable Lords – Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu and Sri Nityananda Prabhu.

(1)
janu lambita bahu yugala
kanala putali deha
aruna ambara sobhita kalevara
upama deyaba kaha
(2)
hasa vimala bayana kamala
pina hrdaya saje
unnata gima simha jiniya
udara vigraha raje
(3)
carana nakhara ujora sasadhara
kanaya manjari sohe
heri dinamani apana nichaye
rupe jagamana mohe
(4)
kali yugera avatara caitanya nitai
papa pasanda nahi mane
sri krsna caitanya thakura nityananda
vrndavana dasa guna gane

TRANSLATION
(1) His arms extend to His knees and He appears to be like a golden doll. His form is adorned with a cloth that has the color of the rising sun. His beauty is incomparable.
(2) His magnanimous form shines brightly with a beautiful smile radiating from His lotus like face. His large and prominent chest and broad shoulders are even more majestic than a lion’s.
(3) His toe nails are brighter than the full moon and golden anklebells adorn them. Seeing His exquisite beauty to be more brilliant than the sun, the entire world becomes enchanted.
(4) The incarnations for the age of Kali are Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu and Nityananda Prabhu. Without considering whether one is sinful or a miscreant, They distribute Their mercy.Vrindavan Das sings glory of These two personalities: His worshippable Lords Sri Krsna Caitanya Mahaprabhu and Nityananda Prabhu.

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