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    First Kuja-vihry-aaka 1

    Prathama Kuja-vihry-aaka

    First Set of Eight Prayers Glorifying Lord Keava,Who Enjoys Pastimes in the Forest of Vndvana

    by rla Rpa GosvmTranslation by Kuakratha dsa

    TEXT 1

    indranla-mai-majula-varaphulla-npa-kusumcita-kara

    kalbhir akorasi hrsundaro jayati kuja-vihr

    indranla--sapphire; mai--jewel; majula--charming; vara--color; phulla--blossoming; npa--kadamba; kusumcita--with flowers; kara--ears; kalbhir--with garlands of guj (berries or small conchshells); aka--decorated; urasi--chest;

    hr--charming; sundaro--handsome; jayati--all glories; kuja--in the forest; vihr--who enjoys transcendental pastimes.

    All glories to r Ka, who enjoys transcendental pastimes in Vndvana forest.His complexion is as splendid as sapphires, He wears kadamba-blossom earrings,and His broad chest is decorated with a garland of guj.

    TEXT 2

    rdhik-vadana-candra-cakorasarva-ballava-vadh-dhti-caura

    carcar-caturatcita-crcruto jayati kuja-vihr

    rdhik--of Rdh; vadana--of the face; candra--the moon; cakora--the cakora bird;sarva--all; ballava-vadh--the gops; dhti--the peacefulness; caura--stealing; carcar--carcar; caturatcita--with skill; cr--doing; cruto--expertly.

    All glories to r Ka, who enjoys transcendental pastimes in Vndvana forest.He is the cakora bird who drinks the moonlight of r Rdhs face. He steals awaythe composure of all the gops. Skillfully clapping His hands in the rhythm knownas carcar, He dances very gracefully.

    TEXT 3

    sarvata prathita-kaulika-parva-dhvasanena hta-vsava-garva

    goha-rakaa-kte giridhrllay jayati kuja-vihr

    sarvata--everywhere; prathita--famous; kaulika--of the family; parva--the sacrifice;dhvasanena--by stopping; hta--taken; vsava--of Indra; garva--the pride; goha--

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    Vraja; rakaa--protection; kte--for the purpose; giridhr--lifting Govardhana Hill;llay--playfully.

    All glories to r Ka, who enjoys transcendental pastimes in Vndvana forest.After stopping His relatives from performing the famous Indra-yaja sacrifice, Heremoved Indras pride and protected the people of Vraja by playfully liftingGovardhana Hill.

    TEXT 4

    rga-maala-vibhita-va-vibhramea madanotsava-as

    styamna-carita uka-r-reibhir jayati kuja-vihr

    rga--of melodies; maala--with a circle; vibhita--decorated; va--the flute;vibhramea--with pastimes; madanotsava--the festival of love; as--praising;styamna--being praised; carita--pastimes; uka--the male parrot; r--the female

    parrot; reibhir--by the multitudes.

    All glories to r Ka, who enjoys transcendental pastimes in Vndvana forestpastimes that are glorified by the male and female parrots. By decorating His flutewith many beautiful melodies, He glorifies the festival of His transcendentalamorous love.

    TEXT 5

    takumbha-ruci-hri-duklakeki-candraka-virjita-cla

    navya-yauvana-lasad-vraja-nr-

    rajano jayati kuja-vihr

    takumbha--of gold; ruci--the splendor; hri--eclipsing; dukla--garments; keki--peacock; candraka--feather; virjita--splendid; cla--crown; navya--new; yauvana--youth; lasad--glistening; vraja--of Vraja; nr--the girls; rajano--delighting.

    All glories to r Ka, who enjoys transcendental pastimes in Vndvana forest.The luster of His silk garments eclipses the glory of gold. The top of His head isdecorated with a peacock feather. He pleases the splendid girls of Vraja.

    TEXT 6

    sthsak-kta-sugandhi-parasvara-kci-pariobhi-kara

    rdhikonnata-payodhara-vr-kujaro jayati kuja-vihr

    sthsak-kta--anointed; sugandhi--fragrant; para--sandal paste; svara--golden;kci--belt; pariobhi--splendid; kara--hips; rdhik--of r Rdhik; unnata--beautiful; payodhara--face; vr--ropes; kujaro--elephant.

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    First Kuja-vihry-aaka 3

    All glories to r Ka, who enjoys transcendental pastimes in Vndvana forest.He is anointed with fragrant sandal paste. His hips are decorated with a goldenbelt. He is the elephant bound by the rope of the beautiful face of r Rdhik.

    TEXT 7

    gaura-dhtu-tilakojjvala-bhlakeli-cacalita-campaka-mla

    adri-kandara-ghev abhisrsubhruvm jayati kuja-vihr

    gaura--golden; dhtu--pigment; tilaka--tilaka; ujjvala--splendid; bhla--forehead;keli--pastimes; cacalita--moving; campaka--campaka flower; mla--garland; adri--mountain; kandara--caves; ghev--in the homes; abhisr--meeting; subhruvm--thebeautiful-eyebrowed girls.

    All glories to r Ka, who enjoys transcendental pastimes in Vndvana forest.His forehead is splendid with golden tilaka made from mineral pigments. Hiscampaka garland moves to and fro in His pastimes. He meets the beautiful-eyebrowed gops in the palatial caves of Govardhana Hill.

    TEXT 8

    vibhramoccala-dg-acala-ntya-kipta-gopa-lalankhila-ktya

    prema-matta-vabhnu-kumr-ngaro jayati kuja-vihr

    vibhrama--playful; uccala--moving; dg--eyes; acala--corners; ntya--dancing;kipta--cast aside; gopa-lalan--gops; akhila--all; ktya--household duties; prema--with love; matta--intoxicated; vabhnu--of king Vabhnu; kumr--the daughter;ngaro--the hero.

    All glories to r Ka, who enjoys transcendental pastimes in Vndvana forest.His dancing sidelong glances make the gops drop all their household duties. He isthe charming lover of Vabhnus daughter, who is mad with love for Him.

    TEXT 9

    aaka madhura-kuja-vihri-kray pahati ya kila hri

    sa prayti vilasat-para-bhgatasya pda-kamalrcana-rgam

    aakam--eight verses; madhura--charming; kuja--in the forest; vihri--enjoyingtranscendental pastimes; kray--with pastimes; pahati--reads; ya--one who; kila--indeed; hri--beautiful; sa--he; prayti--goes; vilasat--splendid; para-bhgam--virtues;tasya--of Him; pda--feet; kamala--lotus; arcana--worship; rgam--love.

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    He who reads these eight verses, which are beautified by the Lords charmingpastimes in the forest, will attain many splendid transcendental virtues. He willbecome attached to the service of the Lords lotus feet.