
Hari Hari Mangala Bharata Ksiti Mandala
Bhajan | Traditional
Verse 1
hari hari maṅgala bharata kṣiti-maṇḍala
rasamaya ratana pasāra
nija-guṇa-kīrtana prema-ratana dhana
anukhaṇa karu paracāra
Verse 2
nācata naṭa-bara gaura-kiśora
anukhaṇa bhābe bibhābita antare
prema sukhera nāhi ora
Verse 3
kundana kanaya birājita kalebara
bihi se karala niramāṇa
mūrachita manamatha aṅgahi aṅga kata
rūpa dekhi harala geyāna
Verse 4
yākara bhajana śiba caturānana
karu mana marama sandhāna
hena nāma hāra yatana kari gāntha-i
patita-janere kare dāna
Verse 5
andhakāra kūpe magana dekhiyā jība
nabadwīpe pahuṁ parakāśa
prema-ratana dhana jaga bhari bitaraṇa
bañcita balarāma dāsa
Verse 1
The circle of the earth He fills with the auspicious sounds of “Hari! Hari!” He gives away a delightful nectar-jewel. Moment after moment He talks about chanting the Lord’s glories and about the precious jewel of ecstatic spiritual love.
Verse 2
Lord Gaura-kiśora, the best of dancers, dances. At every moment He feels the ecstasy of spiritual love. At every moment He manifests the outward signs of those ecstasies. His ecstasy of love has no limit.
Verse 3
Destiny has given Him a body that glistens like splendid gold. Seeing His glorious form, Kāmadeva is overcome and falls unconscious.
Verse 4
Śiva and Brahmā worship Him. In their hearts they search for Him. Lord Gaura makes a necklace of the holy names and gives that necklace to the fallen souls.
Verse 5
Seeing the fallen souls drowning in a dark blind well, Lord Gaura has come to Navadvīpa to rescue them. To everyone in the world He gives His gift of the jewels of ecstatic spiritual love. Only Balarāma dāsa did not receive that gift. Only he was cheated of it.
Verse 1
hari hari maṅgala bharata kṣiti-maṇḍala
rasamaya ratana pasāra
nija-guṇa-kīrtana prema-ratana dhana
anukhaṇa karu paracāra
Verse 2
nācata naṭa-bara gaura-kiśora
anukhaṇa bhābe bibhābita antare
prema sukhera nāhi ora
Verse 3
kundana kanaya birājita kalebara
bihi se karala niramāṇa
mūrachita manamatha aṅgahi aṅga kata
rūpa dekhi harala geyāna
Verse 4
yākara bhajana śiba caturānana
karu mana marama sandhāna
hena nāma hāra yatana kari gāntha-i
patita-janere kare dāna
Verse 5
andhakāra kūpe magana dekhiyā jība
nabadwīpe pahuṁ parakāśa
prema-ratana dhana jaga bhari bitaraṇa
bañcita balarāma dāsa
Verse 1
The circle of the earth He fills with the auspicious sounds of “Hari! Hari!” He gives away a delightful nectar-jewel. Moment after moment He talks about chanting the Lord’s glories and about the precious jewel of ecstatic spiritual love.
Verse 2
Lord Gaura-kiśora, the best of dancers, dances. At every moment He feels the ecstasy of spiritual love. At every moment He manifests the outward signs of those ecstasies. His ecstasy of love has no limit.
Verse 3
Destiny has given Him a body that glistens like splendid gold. Seeing His glorious form, Kāmadeva is overcome and falls unconscious.
Verse 4
Śiva and Brahmā worship Him. In their hearts they search for Him. Lord Gaura makes a necklace of the holy names and gives that necklace to the fallen souls.
Verse 5
Seeing the fallen souls drowning in a dark blind well, Lord Gaura has come to Navadvīpa to rescue them. To everyone in the world He gives His gift of the jewels of ecstatic spiritual love. Only Balarāma dāsa did not receive that gift. Only he was cheated of it.
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