bṛndābana—from Vṛndāvana;abhede—not different;nabadwīpa-dhāme—the abode of Navadvipa;bandhibaḥ—will bound;kuṭīra-khāni—a cottage;śacīra—of Ścaī;nandana—of the son;caraṇa—of the feet;āśroya—shelter;koribaḥ—I will do;sambandha—relatinship;māni'—knowing
Translation
In Navadvīpa, which is not different from Vṛndāvana, I will build a small cottage. Thinking of my relationship with Him, I will take shelter of Lord Caitanya's feet.
jāhnabī—of the Gaṅgā;puline—on the bank;cinmoya—spiritual;kānane—in the forest;bāsiyā—residing;bijana-sthale—in a secluded place;kṛṣṇa—of Lord Kṛṣṇa;nāma—o fthe holy name;amṛta—the nectar;nirantara—always;pibaḥ—I will drink;ḍākibaḥ—I will call out;gaurāṅga—Gaurāṅga;bole—say
Translation
Residing in a secluded place in the spiritual forest by the Gaṅgā's bank, I will always drink the nectar of Lord Kṛṣṇa's names. I will call out, "Gaurāṅga!"
hā gaura-nitāi torā du'ṭī bhāipatita-janera bandhuadhama patita āmi he durjanahao more kṛpā sindhu
Word for word
hā—O;gaura-nitāi—Caitanya and Nityānanda;torā—Youy;du'ṭī—two;bhāi—brothers;patita-janera—of the fallen people;bandhu—the friends;adhama—lowly;patita—fallen;āmi—I;he—o;durjana—wicked;hao—am;more—to me;kṛpā—mercy;sindhu—ocean
Translation
O Gaura-Nitāi, You are the friends of the fallen. I am very fallen and sinful. Please let me swim in Your ocean of mercy.
kāndite—weeping;kāndite—and weeping;ṣola-krośa-dhāma—abode of 32 square miles;jāhnabī—of the Gaṅgā;ubhoya—both;kūle—banks;bhramite—wandering;bhramite—and wandering;kabhu—when;bhāgya—of good fortune;phale—the fruit;dekhi—I see;kichu—something;taru-mūle—under a tree
Translation
When, weeping and weeping as wander along the Gaṅgā's banks, will I suddenly see the fruit of spiritual good fortune under a tree.
ha ha manohara ki dekhinu āmiboliya mūrchita ho'bosambita pāiya kāndibo gopanesmari duṅhu kṛpā-laba
Word for word
ha—O;ha—O;manaḥ—of my heart;hara—thief;ki—what?;dekhinu—see;āmi—I;boliya—saying;mūrchita—unconscious;ho'baḥ—will be;sambita—consciousness;pāiya—regaining;kāndibaḥ—I will weep;gopane—in a secluded place;smari—remembering;duṅhu—of Them both;kṛpā—the mercy;laba—a small particle
Translation
Calling out, "Ah! Ah! Thief of my heart! What do I see?", I will fall unconscious. Regaining consciousness, I will go to a secluded place and weep. I will know that all this was only a small particle of Gaura-Nitāi's mercy.
About Kabe Habe Heno Dasa Mor
From Prarthana-Lalasamayi, asking when such a state, heno dasa, will become the singer's own, mor — one of several songs here built around the same unresolved, forward-looking question rather than a claim of present attainment.
Kabe Habe Heno Dasa Mor was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Kalyanakalpataru.
What is the meaning of Kabe Habe Heno Dasa Mor?
Cutting the bonds of material desires, I will leave this horrible household life. When will that be?
Where can I listen to Kabe Habe Heno Dasa Mor?
You can listen to 1 recording of Kabe Habe Heno Dasa Mor on this page, including versions sung by HG Jai Sachinandana Prabhu.
How many verses does Kabe Habe Heno Dasa Mor have?
Kabe Habe Heno Dasa Mor has 6 verses.
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