Āmi Nara Paśu Prāya Ācāra Bihīna Tāya
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, I have become like a human beast. I have no saintly activities. I am always thrown into great sufferings without beginning or end. I am the abode of all that is
inauspicious.
You are an ocean of mercy. You are the friend of the world. You are a limitless ocean of love. Meditating on Your transcendental qualities, and cutting the ropes that tie me to this world of birth and death, I will be always fearless.
His heart filled with this desire, Bhaktivinoda stands before Śrī Yāmunācārya's feet and sings: I pray that Lord Kṛṣṇa, who is like a moon shining in the forests by the Yamunā's bank,
and whose feet are like nectar lotus flowers, may place His mercy upon my head.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Āmi Nara Paśu Prāya Ācāra Bihīna Tāya?
Āmi Nara Paśu Prāya Ācāra Bihīna Tāya was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitamala.
What is the meaning of Āmi Nara Paśu Prāya Ācāra Bihīna Tāya?
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, I have become like a human beast. I have no saintly activities. I am always thrown into great sufferings without beginning or end. I am the abode of all that is inauspicious.
How many verses does Āmi Nara Paśu Prāya Ācāra Bihīna Tāya have?
Āmi Nara Paśu Prāya Ācāra Bihīna Tāya has 3 verses.