Ei Bāra Pāile Dekhā Caraṇa Du’ Khāni

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ei-bāra pāile dekhā caraṇa du’ khāni hiyāra mājhāre rākhi juḍāba parāṇī
Word for word
ei-bara--this time; paile--will attain; dekha-sight; carana--feet; du'khani--two; hiyara--of the heart; majhare--in the middle; rakhi'--placing; juda'ba--I will engage; parani--my life
Translation

I pray that I may now see the two lotus feet of Lord Krsna. I shall place these lotus feet in my heart. I will dedicate my entire life and soul to them.

tāṅre nā dekhiyā mora mane baḍa tāpa anale paśiba kiṁva jale diba jhāṁpa tan're--them; na--not; dekhiya--having seen; mora--my; mane--in the mind; bada--great tapa--distress; anale--in the fire; pasiba--I will enter; kimba--or; jale--in the water; diba--I will give; jhampa--leap.
Translation

If I am not able to see Lord Krsna's lotus feet, my heart will burn with suffering. I will end this life by entering a blazing fire, or jumping into the water.

mukhera muchaba ghāma khāoyāba pāna guyā ghāmete bātāsa diba candanādi cuyā
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mukhera--of the face; muchaba--I will wipe; ghama--perspiration; khaojaba--I will feed; pana--drink; guja--betel-nuts; ghamete--on the perspiration; batasa--breeze; diba--I will give; candana--sandalwood paste; adi--beginning with; cuja--aromatic substances
Translation

When I meet Lord Krsna I will serve Him in various ways. I will wipe the perspiration from His face. I will give Him nice food and drink. I will offer Him betel-nuts. I will fan Him. I will anoint His body with sandalwood paste and other aromatic substances.

vṛndāvanera phulera gāṅthiya diba hāra bināiyā bāndhiva cūḍā kuntalera bhāra brndabanera--of Vrndavana; phulera--of the flowers; ganthiya--stringing; diba--I will give; hara--a garland; binaiya--tying; bandhiba--I will bind; cuda--the topnot; kuntalera--of hair; bhara--the abundance.
Translation

I will string a garland of Vrndavana forest flowers, and then present that garland to Lord Krsna. I will carefully arrange His hair and tie His topknot.

kapāle tilaka diba candanera cāṅda narottama dāsa kahe pirītera phāṅda kalape--with a peacock feather; tilaka--tilaka markings; diba--i will place; candanera--of sandalwood paste; canda--a moon; narottama dasa--Narottama dasa; kahe--says; piritera--of love; phanda--begin.
Translation

I will decorate Lord Krsna with a peacock feather, tilaka markings, and a moon drawn in sandalwood paste. Narottamadasa says; In this way I will gradually attain love for Lord Krsna.

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Who wrote Ei Bāra Pāile Dekhā Caraṇa Du’ Khāni?

Ei Bāra Pāile Dekhā Caraṇa Du’ Khāni was composed by Narottama Dasa Thakura. It appears in Prarthana.

What is the meaning of Ei Bāra Pāile Dekhā Caraṇa Du’ Khāni?

I pray that I may now see the two lotus feet of Lord Krsna. I shall place these lotus feet in my heart. I will dedicate my entire life and soul to them.

How many verses does Ei Bāra Pāile Dekhā Caraṇa Du’ Khāni have?

Ei Bāra Pāile Dekhā Caraṇa Du’ Khāni has 5 verses.