Bhramite Soṁsāra Bane Kabhu Daiba Samghaṭane
While wandering in the jungle of birth and death, a fortunate soul, his hands reverently folded, will somehow, by fate, find Your feet, O Lord Kṛṣṇa.
At that moment his misfortune perishes and his good fortune grows. Never becoming less, his good fortune gradually grows greater and greater until it becomes the greatest of all good
fortunes.
O Lord, You are very merciful, and I am very unfortunate. I never bow down before Your lotus feet. This wicked-hearted person does not know what will happen to Bhaktivinoda.
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Who wrote Bhramite Soṁsāra Bane Kabhu Daiba Samghaṭane?
Bhramite Soṁsāra Bane Kabhu Daiba Samghaṭane was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitamala.
What is the meaning of Bhramite Soṁsāra Bane Kabhu Daiba Samghaṭane?
While wandering in the jungle of birth and death, a fortunate soul, his hands reverently folded, will somehow, by fate, find Your feet, O Lord Kṛṣṇa.
How many verses does Bhramite Soṁsāra Bane Kabhu Daiba Samghaṭane have?
Bhramite Soṁsāra Bane Kabhu Daiba Samghaṭane has 3 verses.