Doya Koro More Nitai
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O my Nitai, please shower Your mercy on me. All saintly persons say, "You are so merciful, You give the right destination to the fallen souls."
Lord Nityananda has a flag. That flag gives prema-bhakti, pure love and devotional service. He never discriminates whether one is uttama or adhama, most elevated or most degraded. He gives the gift of pure love and devotional service to one and all.
Sri Nityananda Prabhu gives divine love to one and all and makes the whole world happy. You are such a merciful master, why am I so unhappy?
Kanu Ramadasa says, "What more shall I say? O Lord Nityananda, You are the Lord of our succession of disciples; so this is a matter of great hope for me, as You are such a merciful Lord.
About Doya Koro More Nitai
"Doya koro more Nitai" — "be merciful upon me, Nitai" — is a Bengali prayer of surrender to Nityananda Prabhu, in the vein of many such humble Vaishnava petitionary songs. Its specific author is not known to me.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Doya Koro More Nitai?
Doya Koro More Nitai was composed by Kanu Ramadasa Thakura.
What is the meaning of Doya Koro More Nitai?
O my Nitai, please shower Your mercy on me. All saintly persons say, "You are so merciful, You give the right destination to the fallen souls."
Where can I listen to Doya Koro More Nitai?
You can listen to 1 recording of Doya Koro More Nitai on this page, including versions sung by HG Yasoda Kumara Prabhu.
How many verses does Doya Koro More Nitai have?
Doya Koro More Nitai has 4 verses.
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