Heno Duṣṭa Karma Nāi Jaha Āmi Kori Nāi
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, there is no sin I did not commit thousands and thousands of times. Now I have the fruit of of my past karma. Powerless, I suffer, riding on a machine.
I see no other shelter. Again and again I weep. Now I stand before You. Please give the punishment Your heart thinks right. You are my master. You have the right to punish me.
chāḍaḥ abandon
I may suffer or enjoy. I have only one request. In whatever condition of life I am placed, please not not abandon me, O master, O life's treasure of Bhaktivinoda.
About Heno Duṣṭa Karma Nāi Jaha Āmi Kori Nāi
States starkly that there is no wicked deed the singer has not committed — among the most direct confessions of sin in this section's close reworking of Yamunacarya's self-abasement.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Heno Duṣṭa Karma Nāi Jaha Āmi Kori Nāi?
Heno Duṣṭa Karma Nāi Jaha Āmi Kori Nāi was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitamala.
What is the meaning of Heno Duṣṭa Karma Nāi Jaha Āmi Kori Nāi?
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, there is no sin I did not commit thousands and thousands of times. Now I have the fruit of of my past karma. Powerless, I suffer, riding on a machine.
How many verses does Heno Duṣṭa Karma Nāi Jaha Āmi Kori Nāi have?
Heno Duṣṭa Karma Nāi Jaha Āmi Kori Nāi has 3 verses.
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