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What is the song that Srila Prabhupada actually sings on Radhastami Day??....



Question: What is the song that Srila Prabhupada actually sings on Radhastami Day??........

Prabhupada: Now there is a very nice song. I shall sing, if you can play on the harmonium. Yes. This is a Rupa Gosvami's song. [sings:]

radhe jaya jaya madhava-dayite
gokula-taruni-mandala-mahite

[O Radha! O Madhava's beloved! O You whom all the young girls of Gokula worship! All glories unto You! All glories unto You!

damodara-rati-vardhana-vese
hari-niskuta-vrnda-vipinese

O You who dress Yourself so as to make Lord Damodara love You more and more! O Queen of Lord Hari's pleasure grove, Vrndavana!

vrsabhanudadhi-nava-sasi-lekhe
lalita-sakhi guna-ramita-visakhe

O new moon arisen from the ocean of King Vrsabhanu! O friend of Lalita! O You whose virtues delight Visakha!

karunam kuru mayi karuna-bharite
sanaka-sanatana-varnita-carite

O most merciful goddess! O You whose divine qualities are sung by Sanaka and Sanatana Kumaras! O most merciful Radha, please have mercy on me!]
radhe jaya jaya madhava-dayite

This song was sung by Rupa Gosvami. He is the real person, actual person, to understand Radha and Krsna. So he says, "All glories to Radharani." Radhe jaya jaya madhava-dayite. "She's so dear to Krsna." Krsna, everyone is trying to love Krsna, but Krsna is trying to love somebody. So how great She is. Just try to understand. Everyone, the whole world, the whole universe, all living entities, they are trying to love Krsna. Krsna-prema.


>>> Ref. VedaBase => Radhastami Lecture – August 30, 1968, Montreal


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Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare

Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare

 

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