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Nirakar Nikarar Koriya Citkar lyrics

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

Source
Gitavali
Language
Bengali
  1. Verse 1

    `nirākār nirākār’, koriyā cītkār keno sādhaker śānti bhāṅgo, bhāi, bār bār

    `nirakar nirakar’, koriya citkar keno sadhaker santi bhango, bhai, bar bar

    `निराकार निराकार्ऽ, कोरिया चीत्कार केनो साधकेर शान्ति भाङ्गो, भाइ, बार बार

    O brothers, by your screaming out again and again, "The Supreme Lord is formless! The Absolute Truth is a void!” why do you so insist on disturbing the peace of the Vaisnavas?

  2. Verse 2

    tumi jā’ bujhecho bhālo, tāi lo’ye koto kāl, bhakti vinā phalodoy tarke nāhi, jāno sār

    tumi ja’ bujhecho bhalo, tai lo’ye koto kal, bhakti vina phalodoy tarke nahi, jano sar

    तुमि जाऽ बुझेछो भालो, ताइ लोऽये कोतो काल्, भक्ति विना फलोदोय तर्के नाहि, जानो सार

    Having accepted this impersonal philosophy, which you consider to be very good, you are simply wasting so much time. You should understand this essential truth: Without devotion for the Supreme Lord, no factual gain is brought about by engaging in mere dry arguments.

  3. Verse 3

    sāmānya tarkera bale, bhakti nāhi āsvādile, janama hoilo bṛthā, nā korile suvicār

    samanya tarkera bale, bhakti nahi asvadile, janama hoilo brtha, na korile suvicar

    सामान्य तर्केर बले, भक्ति नाहि आस्वादिले, जनम होइलो बृथा, ना कोरिले सुविचार

    Your birth as a human being is useless, for although you are supposed to be great philosophers, you did not judge rightly in this regard-by the power of mundane logic and argument you have failed to taste the bliss of pure devotion to the Supreme Lord.

  4. Verse 4

    rūpāśraye kṛṣṇa bhaji’, jadi hari-preme maji, tā’ ho’le alabhya, bhāi, ki koribe bolo ār

    rupasraye krsna bhaji’, jadi hari-preme maji, ta’ ho’le alabhya, bhai, ki koribe bolo ar

    रूपाश्रये कृष्ण भजिऽ, जदि हरिप्रेमे मजि, ताऽ होऽले अलभ्य, भाइ, कि कोरिबे बोलो आर

    If I worship Krsna under the shelter of Srila Rupa Goswami, and thereby deeply immerse myself in divine love for Lord Hari-and you are unable to attain that state, O brothers, then what will you do? What more will you say?