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Song Name: Ratha
Haita
Uli Brahma Pranama Kari
Official Name: Brahmar
Stava
Author: Gunaraj Khan
Book Name: Krsna Vijaya
Language: Bengali
LYRICS:
(1)
ratha
haite
uli brahmā praṇāma kari
kara-puṭe
stuti
kare dui kara juḍi
(2)
cāri mukuṭa bhūmi loṭhāya tite
āńkira
jale
kāndite
kāndite
brahmā
sa-karuṇa bale
(3)
eta
māyā
kena
gosāñī pātaha āmāy
āmā
hena
koṭī
brahmā
nimes ̣eke hay
(4)
aja-hena
nāma
mora tri- jagate
baila
sei bole andha
haiyā
tomā
na
cinila
(5)
tomāra nābhi-padme gosāñī āmāra utpatti
āmi
aja
nahi
tumi
aja se śrī-pati
(6)
ādya -anta
hao
tumi
nārāyan ̣
akhila
brahmāṇḍa
tumi
tumi se kāran ̣
(7)
sattva-rajaḥ-tamah ̣ tumi tri- guṇa-dhārī
āmāra
sṛjale
tumi
deba
śrī-hari
(8)
tomāra
mahimā bali
kāhāra
sāhase
koṭī koṭī
brahmā
tomār loma-kūpe bhāse
(9)
koṭi brahmār eka
āmi
tāhāra
bhitare
āuṭa
hāta
pramāṇa
āmār
kalebare
(10)
āńkhira
nimiṣe
koṭi brahmāra sṛjan
katākṣe sṛjaha punaḥ karaha
nidhan
(11)
saḿsārera sāra tumi
jagata-kāran ̣
ādi-anta-madhya
nāhi
nāma
nārāyan ̣
(12)
tomāra
sebaka
sańga
kata pun/ ya
pāi
na pātiha māyā more śuna govindāi
(13)
abaśya thākaye putra
jananī-udare
caraṇa-āghāta
baje
māyera
śarīre
(14)
sei
jadi
pāpa
haya
śuna
dāmodar
koṭī brahmā āche tomār śarīra-bhitar
(15)
tabe
nirdaya
kena
haibe
cakra-pāṇi
kāndite
kāndite
brahmā
baila
eta
bāṇī
TRANSLATION
Brahma descended from the chariot, bowed down, and with folded hands offered prayers.
His four crowns touching the ground, and tears flowing from his eyes, weeping Brahma sadly spoke the following words.
O Lord, O master of Maya, I offer my respectful obeisances
unto You . In the blinking of an eye You
can create many millions of Brahmas like me.
Even though in these three worlds I am called by the name “the unborn one” and by other respectful names, I am blind and foolish, for I could not recognize who You really are.
I was born from the lotus flower of Your navel. Therefore I am not truly unborn. It is You who are unborn, for You are Narayana , the goddess of fortune’s husband.
You are Narayana , the beginning and end of everything, the creator of all the universes.
You are the master of the three modes: goodness, passion, and ignorance. You are Lord Hari , who created my body.
Who can describe Your glories? Millions and millions of Brahmas have come from the pores of Your
transcendental body.
I am one of those many millions of Brahmas. I am a lowly creature with a body the size of seven cubits.
With an eye blink You create many millions of Brahmas, and with a glance You again destroy them.
You are the creator of the universes. You are the beginning, middle, and end. Are You not Lord Narayana ?
How many pious deeds must one have performed in past lives to attain the company of Your servants? O Lord, please don’t bewilder me with Your Maya. O Govinda , please hear my words.
A child inside the mother’s womb may sometimes kick the mother’s body.
Does the kicking infant commit a sin? O Damodara , please hear my words: Many millions of Brahmas reside within Your
transcendental body.
“O Lord who holds the cakra , why will You not be merciful to me?” Weeping and weeping, Brahma spoke these words.
REMARKS/EXTRA INFORMATION:
This is sung in Raga Lalita .
UPDATED: July 7, 2009