Hari Hari! Ki Mora Karama Gati Manda
hari hari! ki mora karama gati manda
From Prarthana by Narottama Dasa Thakura.
Dainya-bodhika, the author describes his fallen condition, opens Prarthana with five songs of unguarded self-accusation — the traditional starting point for this kind of prayer-sequence, establishing honest confession before the book moves toward longing and faith. Narottama dasa Thakura, born into Bengali royalty before renouncing his inheritance to study under Lokanatha and Jiva Gosvami in Vrindavana, writes here in the same plainly self-critical register that runs through his most famous single song, Hari Hari Biphale Janama Gonainu, elsewhere in his own catalogue on this site.
5 songs
hari hari! ki mora karama gati manda
hari hari! biphale janama goñāinu
prāṇeśvara! nivedana ei jana kare
hari hari! kṛpā kari rākha nija-pade
hari hari! baḍa śela marame rahila