O Hari! O my merciful Lord! All glories to You, O Lord of Rādhā! Again and again I have pleaded with You, and now I beg You yet again to accept me as Your own.
O Lord! Hopelessly taking birth over and over, I have now come to You for refuge. Please show Your merciful nature and deliver this wretched soul.
You are the cause of the universe, and its very life. Other than You, O lover of Rādhā, there is no shelter.
You bring about auspiciousness for the world, and You are the master of all the worlds as well. O Lord, what will become of me if You forsake me?
I have understood, after contemplating my predicament, that within this world there is no one who can deliver this servant but You.
About Hari He Doyāl Mor Jaya Rādhā Nāth
A prayer of humility and surrender (dainya o prapatti) addressed to Krishna as Radha's Lord, appealing for mercy in the mood of a fallen soul with nowhere else to turn — a theme common across Gaudiya devotional poetry.
Frequently asked
What is the meaning of Hari He Doyāl Mor Jaya Rādhā Nāth?
O Hari! O my merciful Lord! All glories to You, O Lord of Rādhā! Again and again I have pleaded with You, and now I beg You yet again to accept me as Your own.
How many verses does Hari He Doyāl Mor Jaya Rādhā Nāth have?
Hari He Doyāl Mor Jaya Rādhā Nāth has 5 verses.
Can I download Hari He Doyāl Mor Jaya Rādhā Nāth as a PPT or PDF?
Yes. A ready-to-display slide deck for Hari He Doyāl Mor Jaya Rādhā Nāth — verse and translation on each slide — is available to download in both PowerPoint (.pptx) and PDF formats from this page, for use in kirtan or temple programs.