Wake up Call Udila aruna & Jiv jago

In this song, Bhaktivinoda Ṭhākura describes how Gauracandra, the Golden Moon, calls on everyone to wake up from their spiritual slumber. He addresses the sleeping soul, explaining that life in the material world resembles dreaming, including both daydreams and nightdreams. He highlights the danger of this situation, as the soul rests in the lap of material nature, described in the Vedic scriptures as māyā-piśācī, the witch known as Māyā (illusion). This seductive and binding force keeps the living entity in a state of forgetfulness and confusion by luring it into identifying with the temporary material body and surroundings. Under her influence, the jīva hallucinates, thinking, “I am a man, I am a woman, I belong to this family, I belong to that nation, I am this, I am that,” along with countless other identifications. All of these are unreal because they refer only to the impermanent material body-covering, which the eternal soul will eventually have to relinquish.