Sabu Meli' Bālaka Bhāga Bicāri'
Everyone meet and consider this boy's fate. Turn away from bewilderment, grief, and unhappy hearts.
Nanda's son, who is the master of the fourteen worlds, has descended to this world in Nadīyā. Now He enjoys pastimes as Śacī's son.
Overcome with bliss, He who is the moon of Gokula now dances in my courtyard with the devotees.
Listening to the holy names, and overcome with love for Lord Kṛṣṇa, my boy left his body.
If that happened to us we would cross to the farther shore of the ocean of birth and death.
Everyone please consider: Why do you grieve with unhappy hearts?
If you do not become peaceful from this advice, at the end you will be cheated of the sweetest nectar.
"That will make me drown myself in the Gaṅgā."
Bhaktivinoda watches all this trouble.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Sabu Meli' Bālaka Bhāga Bicāri'?
Sabu Meli' Bālaka Bhāga Bicāri' was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitamala.
What is the meaning of Sabu Meli' Bālaka Bhāga Bicāri'?
Everyone meet and consider this boy's fate. Turn away from bewilderment, grief, and unhappy hearts.
How many verses does Sabu Meli' Bālaka Bhāga Bicāri' have?
Sabu Meli' Bālaka Bhāga Bicāri' has 8 verses.