Bācya O Bācaka Dui Swarūpa Tomāra
Bibhāsa-rāga, Jhāmpi-lophā — (Bibhāsa-rāga, Jhāmpi-lophā)
O Lord, "vācya" and "vācaka" are Your two natures. "Vācya" is Your spiritual, eternal, blissful form.
"Vācaka" refers to Your many holy names, which have the name Śrī Kṛṣṇa as the first amongst them. Consisting of various syllables, these names delight the living entities.
Manifesting these two natures in endless ways, You mercifully give Your pastimes to the conditioned souls.
Still, O my Lord, I know that Your holy name is more merciful than Your form. It is very wonderful and very beautiful.
The Vedas affirm that Your form and Your name are not different. Still, Your name is more merciful than Your form.
If a person who has offended Lord Kṛṣṇa spends his life faithfully calling out the Lord's names, names like Rāma, Kṛṣṇa, and Hari,...
...Then that person's offenses will go far away. That
person will easily float in an ocean of nectar, in an ocean of bliss.
A person who commits offenses against the Lord's form will cross beyond those offenses by purely taking shelter of the Lord's holy name.
At Śrīla Rūpa Gosvāmī's feet Bhaktivinoda begs, "May I love the Lord's holy name at every moment."