govinda

…ny one text gave the ten their enduring popular order, it is the Gita Govinda of Jayadeva, composed in the late twelfth century, whose opening Dashavatara hymn salutes each descent in turn.

…nduring popular form by the poet Jayadeva, whose twelfth-century Gita Govinda opens with a hymn saluting Vishnu in each of his ten descents, and it is through such devotional verse, more than any single scriptu…

…arrival is the 12th century CE, in Jayadeva's Sanskrit lyric the Gita Govinda , the "Song of the Cowherd." There Radha becomes Krishna's beloved in full, their union and separation rendered with an intensity th…

The Bhaja Govindam , with its urgent refrain to worship Govinda, Govinda, Govinda.

Govinda comes at the hundred-and-eighty-seventh and returns at the five-hundred-and-thirty-ninth.

Srinivasa and Govinda belong to the older devotional and ritual language of the place.

Keshava , Narayana , Madhava , Govinda , and on through twenty-four forms of Vishnu, are distinguished from one another by nothing but which hand holds which emblem.

The first blow bhaja govindaṃ bhaja govindaṃ govindaṃ bhaja mūḍhamate, samprāpte sannihite kāle nahi nahi rakṣati ḍukṛñ-karaṇe.