Brahma Bole Catur Mukha
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Lord Brahma chants with his four mouths, "Krishna, Krishna, Hare Hare." Lord Shiva chants with his five mouths, "Rama, Rama, Hare Hare."
This maha-mantra is chanted by Lord Brahma with his four mouths, Narada Muni with his stringed vina, and Lord Siva with his five mouths
About Brahma Bole Catur Mukha
A Bengali line meaning "four-faced Brahma says," suggesting narrative verse involving Brahma, likely within a longer Krishna-lila song. Its author and exact context are not known to me.
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What is the meaning of Brahma Bole Catur Mukha?
Lord Brahma chants with his four mouths, "Krishna, Krishna, Hare Hare." Lord Shiva chants with his five mouths, "Rama, Rama, Hare Hare."
Where can I listen to Brahma Bole Catur Mukha?
You can listen to 2 recordings of Brahma Bole Catur Mukha on this page, including versions sung by Vaishnavas, HH Lokanatha Swami.
How many verses does Brahma Bole Catur Mukha have?
Brahma Bole Catur Mukha has 2 verses.