Bolo Hari Bolo
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Chant, "Hari!" Chant! (3 times) O my brothers, with joy in your hearts chant, "Hari!" Chant! Chant, "Hari!" Chant! (3 times) Birth after birth happily chant, "Hari!" Chant!
Chant, "Hari!" Chant! (3 times) O my brothers, now that you have attained this human birth, chant, "Hari!" Chant! Chant, "Hari!" Chant! (3 times) In happiness or in suffering, chant, "Hari!" Chant!
Chant, "Hari!" Chant! (3 times) O my brothers, in good fortune or in calamity, chant, Hari!" Chant! Chant, "Hari!" Chant! (3 times) Stay at home, or stay in the forest,but chant, "Hari!" Chant! As long as you stay in this world that belongs to Lord Kṛṣṇa, chant, "Hari!" Chant!
Chant, "Hari!" Chant! (3 times) Shun the wicked, O my brothers, and chant, "Hari!" Chant! Chant, "Hari!" Chant! (3 times) Bow down before a true Vaiṣṇava's feet and chant, Hari!" Chant!
Chant, "Hari!" Chant! (3 times)
Chant, "Gaura-Nityānanda!" (3 times)
Chant, "Gaura-Gadādhara!" (3 times)
Chant, "Gaura-Advaita!" (3 times)
About Bolo Hari Bolo
Compresses its entire instruction into its title, bolo hari bolo, say Hari, say it, one of several songs of this simple, repeated-call structure Bhaktivinoda Thakura wrote to be answered aloud by a group chanting together.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Bolo Hari Bolo?
Bolo Hari Bolo was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitavali.
What is the meaning of Bolo Hari Bolo?
Chant, "Hari!" Chant! (3 times) O my brothers, with joy in your hearts chant, "Hari!" Chant! Chant, "Hari!" Chant! (3 times) Birth after birth happily chant, "Hari!" Chant!
Where can I listen to Bolo Hari Bolo?
You can listen to 2 recordings of Bolo Hari Bolo on this page, including versions sung by HG Agnidev Prabhu, HG Jai Sachinandana Prabhu.
How many verses does Bolo Hari Bolo have?
Bolo Hari Bolo has 5 verses.
Can I download Bolo Hari Bolo as a PPT or PDF?
Yes. A ready-to-display slide deck for Bolo Hari Bolo — verse and translation on each slide — is available to download in both PowerPoint (.pptx) and PDF formats from this page, for use in kirtan or temple programs.