Hari Hari! Ki Mora Karama Gati Manda
O Lord Hari, Lord Hari, how slow I am! I refuse to worship the lotus feet of Radha and Krsna in Vrajabhumi even for half a moment, and I am completely unable to understand the mellows of transcendental love.
Even for half a moment I will not worship the lotus feet of Srila Svarupa Damodara Gosvami, Srila Sanatana Gosvami, Srila Rupa Gosvami, Srila Raghunatha dasa Gosvami, Srila Raghunatha Bhatta Gosvami, Srila Gopala Bhatta Gosvami, Srila Bhugarbha Gosvami, Srila Jiva Srila, and Srila Lokanatha Gosvami. How will it be possible for me to attain my desire?
Among the devotees Krsnadasa Kaviraja is extremely expert at relishing the transcendental nectar of the mellows of love of God. When the stones hear his Caitanya-caritamrta and Govinda-lilamrta, they begin to melt in ecstasy. In spite of this, I cannot appreciate him within my heart.
Furthermore, I refuse even to associate with the friends and companions of these great souls. How sad is my tale. I have spent my life uselessly. Fie, fie on this Narottama dasa.
About Hari Hari! Ki Mora Karama Gati Manda
"Hari Hari! Ki Mora Karama Gati Manda" ("How Wretched Is My Karma's Course") opens with a cry over one's own ill fortune — four verses of the unguarded self-accusation that gives this section its name, before the confession deepens across the songs that follow.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Hari Hari! Ki Mora Karama Gati Manda?
Hari Hari! Ki Mora Karama Gati Manda was composed by Narottama Dasa Thakura. It appears in Prarthana.
What is the meaning of Hari Hari! Ki Mora Karama Gati Manda?
O Lord Hari, Lord Hari, how slow I am! I refuse to worship the lotus feet of Radha and Krsna in Vrajabhumi even for half a moment, and I am completely unable to understand the mellows of transcendental love.
How many verses does Hari Hari! Ki Mora Karama Gati Manda have?
Hari Hari! Ki Mora Karama Gati Manda has 4 verses.
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