Govardhana giridhara govinda Gokula palaka paramananda
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Govardhana giridhara govinda Gokula palaka paramananda Srivatsankita Srikaustubha dhara Bhavaka bhayahara pahi mukunda Anandamrta varidhi khela Alagu parakrama anupamasila Srinandatmaja sritajana pala Srlkara kisalaya lalanalola Patita suraripu padapa vrnda Pavana carita paramrta kanda Natya rasotkata nanabharana Narayana Tirtha vandita carana
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This devotional hymn praises Lord Krishna, lovingly addressed as Govinda and the lifter of the Govardhana mountain (Giridhara). The hymn celebrates Krishna as the joyful protector of Gokula and the embodiment of supreme bliss. He is described as bearing the divine marks of Srivatsa and the Kaustubha gem on His chest, symbols of His divine glory. The devotee prays to Mukunda, the giver of liberation, to remove fear and protect all beings. Krishna is portrayed as the son of Nanda, the compassionate protector of those who seek refuge, and as a playful divine child who delights in tender pastimes. His heroic power, incomparable character, and sacred deeds purify the world. The hymn also celebrates His graceful dance, beautiful ornaments, and divine charm that enchant devotees. In the final line, the saint Narayana Tirtha reverently bows at the lotus feet of the Lord. Overall, the hymn expresses deep love, reverence, and admiration for Lord Krishna as the joyful protector, savior, and source of divine bliss.