Agre Eka Nibedana Kori Madhunisūdana
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, I place one request before You. Please kindly listen. My words are not meaningless. They have deep meaning. They come from the heart.
I am very fallen. You are the most merciful. Therefore I am qualified to receive Your mercy. However fallen a person may be, he is still qualified to receive Your mercy. Therefore I am
perfectly qualified for Your mercy.
If You reject me, where will You find another person like me to receive Your mercy? Then Your name "Merciful" will perish. Bhaktivinoda says: Please be merciful. Then Your fame as
"the merciful Lord" will continue forever.
About Agre Eka Nibedana Kori Madhunisūdana
Opens with a direct petition to Madhusudana, addressing the Lord by one of His epithets before making a specific request in the verses that follow.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Agre Eka Nibedana Kori Madhunisūdana?
Agre Eka Nibedana Kori Madhunisūdana was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitamala.
What is the meaning of Agre Eka Nibedana Kori Madhunisūdana?
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, I place one request before You. Please kindly listen. My words are not meaningless. They have deep meaning. They come from the heart.
How many verses does Agre Eka Nibedana Kori Madhunisūdana have?
Agre Eka Nibedana Kori Madhunisūdana has 3 verses.
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