Haha Mora Ki Chāra Adṛṣṭa
Dhānaśī-rāga
Alas! Alas! What thing has fate brought me? It brought me something useless like a pile of ashes. When Lord Gaura manifested His pastimes I was not born. I am the lowest, the most sinful.
I did not see Lord Gauracandra. I did not see Lord Nityānanda. I did not see Lord Advaita. I did not see the feet of Narahari Sarakāra Ṭhākura. I did not see Śrīvāsa and Gadādhara.
Because of my past karma, fate has written that I would not see any of them. Why was I born alone, away from them? I did not see Lord Gaurāṅga, the best of avatāras. Why have I not died?
I am the grandson of Vaṁśīvādana Ṭhākura, who was a dear associate of the Lord. O Lord Gaura! O Lord Nityānanda! Why was the misbehaved fool Rāmacandra dāsa not born then?
About Haha Mora Ki Chāra Adṛṣṭa
A cry of self-pity: "Alas, how wretched is my fate!" — pure lament, naming no specific circumstance beyond the singer's felt unworthiness.
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What is the meaning of Haha Mora Ki Chāra Adṛṣṭa?
Alas! Alas! What thing has fate brought me? It brought me something useless like a pile of ashes. When Lord Gaura manifested His pastimes I was not born. I am the lowest, the most sinful.
How many verses does Haha Mora Ki Chāra Adṛṣṭa have?
Haha Mora Ki Chāra Adṛṣṭa has 4 verses.
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