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Kirtan Book

Ami Nara Pasu Pray lyrics

Bengali lyrics with IAST diacritics, Devanagari, and English meaning.

Source
Gitamala
Language
Bengali
  1. Verse 1

    (hari he) āmi nara-paśu-prāya ācāra-bihīna tāya anādi ananta su-bistāra ati-kaṣṭe parihārja sahajete anibārja aśubhera āspada ābāra

    (hari he) ami nara-pasu-praya acara-bihina taya anadi ananta su-bistara ati-kaste pariharja sahajete anibarja asubhera aspada abara

    (हरि हे) आमि नरपशुप्राय आचारबिहीन ताय अनादि अनन्त सुबिस्तार अतिकष्टे परिहार्ज सहजेते अनिबार्ज अशुभेर आस्पद आबार

    Oh my Lord Hari! I am simply a two-legged animal, completely bereft of proper behavior. I have been suffering great difficulties unlimitedly since time immemorial. And moreover, I have unavoidably become the repository of all types of sinful activities.

  2. Verse 2

    tumi to' doyāra sindhu tumi to' jagad-bandhu asīma bātsalya-payonidhi taba guṇa-gaṇa smari' bhaba-bandha cheda kori' nirbhīka hoibo nirabadhi

    tumi to' doyara sindhu tumi to' jagad-bandhu asima batsalya-payonidhi taba guna-gana smari' bhaba-bandha cheda kori' nirbhika hoibo nirabadhi

    तुमि तोऽ दोयार सिन्धु तुमि तोऽ जगद्बन्धु असीम बात्सल्यपयोनिधि तब गुणगण स्मरिऽ भबबन्ध छेद कोरिऽ निर्भीक होइबो निरबधि

    You are certainly an ocean of compassion, and You are the only real friend of the universe. Your affection is just like a boundless, unfathomable sea of loving relationships. Simply by remembering Your wonderful qualities, my material bonds are being severed and I will become eternally fearless.

  3. Verse 3

    ei icchā kori' mane śrī-jāmuna-caraṇe gāya bhaktibinoda ekhana jāmuna-bipina-bidhu śrī-caraṇābja-sīdhu tā'ra śire koruṇa arpaṇa

    ei iccha kori' mane sri-jamuna-carane gaya bhaktibinoda ekhana jamuna-bipina-bidhu sri-caranabja-sidhu ta'ra sire koruna arpana

    एइ इच्छा कोरिऽ मने श्रीजामुनचरणे गाय भक्तिबिनोद एखन जामुनबिपिनबिधु श्रीचरणाब्जसीधु ताऽर शिरे कोरुण अर्पण

    Now Bhativinoda sings about all these desires which he has within his mind while prostrated at the lotus feet of Sri Yamunacarya. And he begs Sri Yamunacarya to kindly bestow upon his head the quintessence of the fragrant immortal nectar which flows from the lotus feet of that moon-like person Who glows within the forests on the bank of the river Yamuna in Vraja.