Ore Mana Ki Bipada Hoilo Amara
Bhajan | Bhaktivinoda Thakura
Verse 1
ore mana ki bipada hoilo āmāra
māyāra durātmya-jware bikāra jībera dhore
tāhā hoite pāite nistāra
Verse 2
sādhinu adwaita mata jāhe māyā hoya hata
biṣa sebi' bikāra kāṭilo
kintu e durbhāgya mora bikāra kāṭilo ghora
biṣera jwālāya prāṇa gelo
Verse 3
āmi brahma eka mātra e jwālāya dahe gātra
ihāra upāya kibā bhāi
bikāra je chilo bhālo auṣadha jañjāla ho'lo
auṣadha-auṣadha kothā pāy
Verse 4
māyā-datta ku-bikāra māyābāda biṣa-bhāra
e dui āpada nibaraṇa
hari-nāmāmṛta-pāna sādhu baidya su-bidhāna
śrī-kṛṣṇa-caitanya-śrī-caraṇa
Verse 1
O my heart, what a calamity has fallen on me! Burned by the flames of my own sins, I suffered...
Verse 2
...To escape the sufferings, I accepted the monist theory, which tries to kill the illusions of Māyā. In this way I drank poison. Now I am very unfortunate. The poison now shows its horrible effect. Burned by the flames of that poison, my life is about to depart.
Verse 3
"I am the Supreme Brahman. Everything is all one." That poison burned my body. O my brother, what kind of medicine is that? The medicine of impersonalism destroyed my life. Where can I get a medicine to cure the effects of that so-called medicine?
Verse 4
The nectar of Lord Kṛṣṇa's holy name is the medicine to cure these two diseases: the disease spread by Māyā and the disease brought by the poison of māyāvāda impersonalism. A devotee who stays at Lord Caitanya's graceful feet is the proper physician is administer this medicine.
Verse 1
ore mana ki bipada hoilo āmāra
māyāra durātmya-jware bikāra jībera dhore
tāhā hoite pāite nistāra
Verse 2
sādhinu adwaita mata jāhe māyā hoya hata
biṣa sebi' bikāra kāṭilo
kintu e durbhāgya mora bikāra kāṭilo ghora
biṣera jwālāya prāṇa gelo
Verse 3
āmi brahma eka mātra e jwālāya dahe gātra
ihāra upāya kibā bhāi
bikāra je chilo bhālo auṣadha jañjāla ho'lo
auṣadha-auṣadha kothā pāy
Verse 4
māyā-datta ku-bikāra māyābāda biṣa-bhāra
e dui āpada nibaraṇa
hari-nāmāmṛta-pāna sādhu baidya su-bidhāna
śrī-kṛṣṇa-caitanya-śrī-caraṇa
Verse 1
O my heart, what a calamity has fallen on me! Burned by the flames of my own sins, I suffered...
Verse 2
...To escape the sufferings, I accepted the monist theory, which tries to kill the illusions of Māyā. In this way I drank poison. Now I am very unfortunate. The poison now shows its horrible effect. Burned by the flames of that poison, my life is about to depart.
Verse 3
"I am the Supreme Brahman. Everything is all one." That poison burned my body. O my brother, what kind of medicine is that? The medicine of impersonalism destroyed my life. Where can I get a medicine to cure the effects of that so-called medicine?
Verse 4
The nectar of Lord Kṛṣṇa's holy name is the medicine to cure these two diseases: the disease spread by Māyā and the disease brought by the poison of māyāvāda impersonalism. A devotee who stays at Lord Caitanya's graceful feet is the proper physician is administer this medicine.
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