O master of Rādhā! All glory to You! O Lord Hari! Please be merciful to me! Again and again and again I beg: Please accept me as one of Your associates!
O Lord, after wandering through many different wombs, I have now taken shelter of You. O deliverer of the fallen, by Your own goodness please be merciful to me.
You are the savior of the worlds. You are the life of the worlds. O Lord Rādha-ramaṇa, please do not turn away from me.
You are the auspiciousness of the worlds. You are the master of the worlds. O Lord, if You neglect me, what will become of me?
I have carefully observed this world. O Lord, none but You can deliver this Rāma dāsa.
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About Hari He Dayāla Mora Jaya Rādhā Nātha
Addresses Hari as dayāla, "merciful," and closes with victory to Rādhā-nātha — combining a plea for mercy with the Rādhā-centered epithet for Krishna.
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What is the meaning of Hari He Dayāla Mora Jaya Rādhā Nātha?
O master of Rādhā! All glory to You! O Lord Hari! Please be merciful to me! Again and again and again I beg: Please accept me as one of Your associates!
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Hari He Dayāla Mora Jaya Rādhā Nātha has 5 verses.
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