koto dina garbhābāse kāṭāinu anāyāsebālya gelo bala-dharma-baśegrāmya-dharma e jaubana miche dinu bisarjanabṛddha-kāla elo abaśeṣe
Word for word
kotaḥhow many;dinadays;garbhain the womb;ābāseresidence;kāṭāinuI spent;anāyāseeasily;bālyachildhood;gelaḥwent;bala-dharma-baśein the control of cbildish activities;grāmya-dharmahousehold activities;ethis;jaubanain youth;michefalsely;dinuI did;bisarjanawaste;bṛddha-kālain old age;elaḥgone;abaśeṣethe remainder
Translation
How many days did I pass in the womb? My childhood passed in childish activities. My youth was foolishly thrown away in household life. Now only old-age is left.
biṣayein material sense objects;nāhikaḥnot;sukhahappines;bhoga-śaktithe power of sense gratification;su-baimukhavery averse;antaat the end;dantateeth;śarīrabopdy;aśaktaunable;jībanalife;jantraṇamoyamade of suffering;maraṇetein death;sadāalways;bhoyafear;bolosay;kisehow?;hoiis;anuraktaattachment
Translation
I have no power to enjoy sense pleasures. I turn from them. At the end my teeth and my body are powerless. My whole life is pain. I fear death. Tell me: how can I like this kind of life?
bhogaenjoyment;bastuthings;bhogaenjoyment;śaktipower;ta'tethat;chilaḥis;anuraktiattachment;jewhich;parjantaat the end;chilaḥis;dehebody;balapower;samastaall;bigatagone;ho'laḥis;kiwhat;loiyāaccepting;thākiI stay;bolaḥsay;ebenow;cittaheart;sadāialways;cañcalamishcievous
Translation
As long as my body was strong and I had the power to enjoy, I was happy. Now my powers have all gone away. Tell me: Why is my heart always restless now?
When I had the power, I did not worship Lord Kṛṣṇa. Now the final moment has come. What will I do? My life was wasted. I did not find the eternal treasure. Turning from my true friend, I worshiped my enemies.
About Āmi Ati Pāmara Durjana
Opens Anutapa-laksana-upalabdhi, following Nirveda-laksana-upalabdhi. Where that section worked through disillusionment with material life generally, this one turns the same scrutiny inward, opening with blunt self-accusation, ami ati pamara durjana, I am extremely fallen and wicked.
Āmi Ati Pāmara Durjana was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Kalyanakalpataru.
What is the meaning of Āmi Ati Pāmara Durjana?
I am a most wretched sinner. Alas! Alas! I passed this priceless lifetime as a slave of matter.
How many verses does Āmi Ati Pāmara Durjana have?
Āmi Ati Pāmara Durjana has 5 verses.
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