Thakura Vaisnava Gana
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O saintly Vaisnavas, although I am very fallen and misbehaved, I nevertheless place this appeal before you: My destiny has immersed me in this fearsome ocean of repeated birth and death. Please grab me by the hair, and pull me to the opposite shore.
My destiny is very powerful. I am not able to hear the knowledge of spiritual life, and I am always bound by the ropes of karma. I cannot see any way to escape my condition. I see only suffering. Helpless and stricken with grief, I cry.
My blind mind cannot see what path is auspicious or inauspicious. My blind mind is helplessly dragged from here to there by lust, anger, greed, bewilderment, madness, and pride.
My mind became immersed in the impermanent satisfaction of the senses, and I could not understand the reals goal of life. for this reason I did not aspire to attain Your lotus feet. Narottama dasa says--Now that I am able to see, hear, and touch the Vaisnavas, I have become free form all fear.
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Who wrote Thakura Vaisnava Gana?
Thakura Vaisnava Gana was composed by Narottama Dasa Thakura. It appears in Prarthana.
What is the meaning of Thakura Vaisnava Gana?
O saintly Vaisnavas, although I am very fallen and misbehaved, I nevertheless place this appeal before you: My destiny has immersed me in this fearsome ocean of repeated birth and death. Please grab me by the hair, and pull me to the opposite shore.
Where can I listen to Thakura Vaisnava Gana?
You can listen to 1 recording of Thakura Vaisnava Gana on this page, including versions sung by HG Jai Sachinandana Prabhu.
How many verses does Thakura Vaisnava Gana have?
Thakura Vaisnava Gana has 4 verses.