Prāneśwar! Kohobuṅ Ki Sarama Ki Bāt
O Lord of my heart! How can I explain my shame? O Lord! There is no sin I have not committed thousands and thousands of times.
The consequences of those sinful actions crash down upon me in this material world. Who shall I now blame? Previously I did not consider the consequences, yet now I want to be exonerated.
Judging my sins, You will punish me, and I will endure the sufferings of this material world. Yet as I come and go (revolve within the cycle of perpetual birth and death), please let me remain in the association of Your devotees, my heart fixed upon Your feet.
I offer my intelligence at Your feet; the pride in my heart has gone away. You are merciful to the fallen, and Your pure mercy has become the desire of Bhakti Vinod.
About Prāneśwar! Kohobuṅ Ki Sarama Ki Bāt
The second song of Ātma Nivedana. Its address, prāṇeśwar, my life's Lord, sets the intimate register that carries through the rest of the section: not theology, but plain speech admitting shame and asking to be received anyway.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Prāneśwar! Kohobuṅ Ki Sarama Ki Bāt?
Prāneśwar! Kohobuṅ Ki Sarama Ki Bāt was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Saranagati.
What is the meaning of Prāneśwar! Kohobuṅ Ki Sarama Ki Bāt?
O Lord of my heart! How can I explain my shame? O Lord! There is no sin I have not committed thousands and thousands of times.
How many verses does Prāneśwar! Kohobuṅ Ki Sarama Ki Bāt have?
Prāneśwar! Kohobuṅ Ki Sarama Ki Bāt has 4 verses.
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