Sri Guru Baisnaba Krpa Kota Dine Habe
Bhajan | Bhaktivinoda Thakura
Verse 1
śrī-guru-baiṣṇaba-kṛpā kota dine habe
upādhi-rahita-rati citte upajibe
Verse 2
kabe siddha-deha mora hoibe prakāśa
sakhī dekhāibe more jugala-bilāsa
Verse 3
dekhite dekhite rūpa hoibo bātula
kadamba-kānane jā'bo tyaji' jāti kula
Verse 4
sweda kampa pulakāśru baibarṇya praloya
stambha swara-bheda kabe hoibe udoya
Verse 5
bhābamoya bṛndābana heribo nayane
sakhīra kiṅkorī ho'ye sebibo du'jane
Verse 6
kabe narottama saha sākhāta hoibe
kabe bā prārthanā-rasa citte prabeśibe
Verse 7
caitanya-dāsera dāsa chāri' anya rati
kara-juri' māge aja śrī-caitanya mati
Verse 1
beAfter how many days will I attain the mercy of my spiritual master and the Vaiṣṇavas? After how many days will spiritual love, love free of material misconceptions, take birth in my heart?
Verse 2
hoibe—When will I attain my original spiritual body? When will a gopī show me the divine couple's pastimes?
Verse 3
When, gazing and gazing at the beautiful forms of the divine couple, will I become almost mad? When, leaving behind my caste and family, will I run into that kadamba forest?
Verse 4
When will I manifest the ecstatic symptoms of perspiring, trembling, tears, devastation, being stunned, standing erect of the body's hairs, and speaking with a broken voice?
Verse 5
When, filled with ecstatic love, will I see Vṛndāvana with my own eyes? When, becoming a gopī's maidservant, will I serve the divine couple?
Verse 6
When will I meet Narottama dāsa? When will the nectar of his book Prārthanā enter my heart?
Verse 7
Rejecting all other attractions, this servant of Lord Caitanya's servants folds his hands and begs that he may always meditate on Lord Caitanya.
Verse 1
śrī-guru-baiṣṇaba-kṛpā kota dine habe
upādhi-rahita-rati citte upajibe
Verse 2
kabe siddha-deha mora hoibe prakāśa
sakhī dekhāibe more jugala-bilāsa
Verse 3
dekhite dekhite rūpa hoibo bātula
kadamba-kānane jā'bo tyaji' jāti kula
Verse 4
sweda kampa pulakāśru baibarṇya praloya
stambha swara-bheda kabe hoibe udoya
Verse 5
bhābamoya bṛndābana heribo nayane
sakhīra kiṅkorī ho'ye sebibo du'jane
Verse 6
kabe narottama saha sākhāta hoibe
kabe bā prārthanā-rasa citte prabeśibe
Verse 7
caitanya-dāsera dāsa chāri' anya rati
kara-juri' māge aja śrī-caitanya mati
Verse 1
beAfter how many days will I attain the mercy of my spiritual master and the Vaiṣṇavas? After how many days will spiritual love, love free of material misconceptions, take birth in my heart?
Verse 2
hoibe—When will I attain my original spiritual body? When will a gopī show me the divine couple's pastimes?
Verse 3
When, gazing and gazing at the beautiful forms of the divine couple, will I become almost mad? When, leaving behind my caste and family, will I run into that kadamba forest?
Verse 4
When will I manifest the ecstatic symptoms of perspiring, trembling, tears, devastation, being stunned, standing erect of the body's hairs, and speaking with a broken voice?
Verse 5
When, filled with ecstatic love, will I see Vṛndāvana with my own eyes? When, becoming a gopī's maidservant, will I serve the divine couple?
Verse 6
When will I meet Narottama dāsa? When will the nectar of his book Prārthanā enter my heart?
Verse 7
Rejecting all other attractions, this servant of Lord Caitanya's servants folds his hands and begs that he may always meditate on Lord Caitanya.
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