Kirtan Guide
E ghora saṁsāre
- e ghora-saṁsāre paḍiyā mānava
- nā pāya duḥkhera śeṣa
- sādhu-saṅga kari’ hari bhaje yadi
- tabe anta haya kleśa
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A person who has fallen into this terrible world never ceases to suffer. If one associates with sādhus and serves Hari, however, one’s suffering comes to an end.
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- viṣaya anale jvalichhe hṛdaya
- anale bāḍaye anala
- aparādha chhāḍi’ laya kṛṣṇa-nāma
- anale paḍaye jala
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A fallen soul burns in the ever-increasing fire of mundanity. Avoiding offences, chant Kṛṣṇa’s Name. This pours water on the fire.
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- nitāi chaitanya charaṇa-kamale
- āśraya la-ila yei
- kāli dāsa bale jīvane maraṇe
- āmāra āśraya sei
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Kāli Dās says, “Anyone who has taken shelter of Nitāi and Chaitanya’s lotus feet is my shelter, in life and in death.”