Āmi Aparādhī Jana Sadā Daṇḍya Durlakhaṇa
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, I, an offender, a sinner with thousands and thousands of faults, a sinner who should be punished forever, have fallen into the horrible belly of the ocean of birth and death. Shelterless, I yearn for shelter.
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, pushed by fear, I surrender to Your feet. Please kindly accept me. O Lord, You promised to protect the souls that surrender to You.
O Kṛṣṇa, O master of my life, trusting in Your promise, this servant now surrenders unto You. Bhaktivinoda sings: To this servant please give pastimes of serving Your reddish feet.
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Who wrote Āmi Aparādhī Jana Sadā Daṇḍya Durlakhaṇa?
Āmi Aparādhī Jana Sadā Daṇḍya Durlakhaṇa was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitamala.
What is the meaning of Āmi Aparādhī Jana Sadā Daṇḍya Durlakhaṇa?
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, I, an offender, a sinner with thousands and thousands of faults, a sinner who should be punished forever, have fallen into the horrible belly of the ocean of birth and death. Shelterless, I yearn for shelter.
How many verses does Āmi Aparādhī Jana Sadā Daṇḍya Durlakhaṇa have?
Āmi Aparādhī Jana Sadā Daṇḍya Durlakhaṇa has 3 verses.