Prāṇeśvari! Ei Bāra Karuṇā Kara More
This person places a straw between his teeth and his folded hands over his head. This person appeals to you. O queen of my life, please be merciful to me.
Please engage me in the service of Your lotus feet. Please place me among Your gopi--associates. In their company I shall serve You with great happiness. I shall dress You in nice garments, and serve You in various ways.
I shall anoint You with aromatic sandalwood paste. I shall happily decorate You with various silken garments and jewelled ornaments. I shall always stay near You as Your maidservant.
I shall bring You fragrant water in a jewelled pitcher, and betel-nuts mixed with camphor. I shall bring You a clove-twig, a garland of jasmine flowers, and various imcomparably palatable foods.
When shall I carry out every order hinted or gestured by the gopis? When shall I attain the association of Lalita--devi? Narottama dasa says: I hope that by praying in this way I shall some day become eligible to follow behind the gopi-frineds of the Divine Couple.
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Who wrote Prāṇeśvari! Ei Bāra Karuṇā Kara More?
Prāṇeśvari! Ei Bāra Karuṇā Kara More was composed by Narottama Dasa Thakura. It appears in Prarthana.
What is the meaning of Prāṇeśvari! Ei Bāra Karuṇā Kara More?
This person places a straw between his teeth and his folded hands over his head. This person appeals to you. O queen of my life, please be merciful to me.
How many verses does Prāṇeśvari! Ei Bāra Karuṇā Kara More have?
Prāṇeśvari! Ei Bāra Karuṇā Kara More has 5 verses.