Adoṣa Daraśi Mora Prabhu Nityānanda
Śrī-rāga
I pray that Lord Nityānanda will not look at my sins, I did not worship the Lord’s lotus feet.
Alas! I did not know. What a demon I was. I did not worship Lord Nitāi, the Lord of mercy.
O my unfortunate heart! Will you ever become happy? Why do you not call out, “Nitāi!”, and die.
When they hear of Lord NItāi’s mercy, even the stones melt. O my cruel heart, you do not melt when you hear His glories.
Nitāi and Caitanya do not take anyone's offences into account. To anyone and everyone They give the gift of Their own loving devotion.
Alas! The Lord’s holy name does not rest on my throat or in my heart. Kṛṣṇa dāsa says: I am very unfortunate.
About Adoṣa Daraśi Mora Prabhu Nityānanda
"My Lord Nityananda, who sees no fault" — adoṣa-daraśī, the well-known Gaudiya description of his mercy extending even to the openly sinful, overlooking their faults entirely, the trait the chapter essay identifies as central to his worship.
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I pray that Lord Nityānanda will not look at my sins, I did not worship the Lord’s lotus feet.
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