Srila Bhaktivinoda Thakur's Disappearance Day: Dresses for Sri Sri Gaura Gadadhara & Backdrop

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  • Bhuliya Tomare
    Forgetting You
    (from Saranagati)
    (1)
    bhuliya tomare, samsare asiya,
    peye nana-vidha byatha
    tomara carane, asiyachi ami,
    bolibo duhkehera katha
    (2)
    janani jathare, chilama jakhona,
    bishama bandhana-pase
    eka-bara prabhu! dekha diya more,
    vancile e dina dase
    (3)
    takhona bhavinu, janama paiya,
    koribo bhajana tava
    janama hoilo, padi’ maya-jale,
    na hoilo jnana-lava
    (4)
    adarera chele, sva-janera kole,
    hasiya katanu kala
    janaka janani-snehete bhuliya,
    samsara lagilo bhalo
    (5)
    krame dina dina, balaka hoiya,
    bhelinu balaka-saha
    ara kichu dine, jnana upajilo,
    patha podi ahar-ahah
    (6)
    vidyara gaurave, bhrami’ dese dese,
    dhana uparjana kori
    sva-jana palana, kori eka-mane,
    bhulinu tomare, hari!
    (7)
    bardhakye ekhona, bhakativinoda,
    kandiya katara ati
    na bhajiya tore, dina britha gelo,
    ekhona ki have gati?
    Translation:
    (1) O Lord, forgetting You and coming to this material world, I have experienced a host of sins and sorrows.
    Now I approach Your lotus feet and submit my tale of woe.
    (2) While I was bound up tightly in the unbearable confines of my mother’s womb, O Lord, You once
    revealed Yourself before me. After appearing briefly, You abandoned this poor servant of Yours.
    (3) At that moment I thought, “After my birth this time, I will surely worship You with undivided attention.”
    But alas, after taking birth I fell into the entangling network of worldly illusions; thus I possessed not even a
    drop of true knowledge.
    (4) As a dear son fondled in the laps of attentive relatives, I passed my time smiling and laughing. The affection
    of my father and mother helped me forget You still more, and I began to think that the material world was a
    very nice place.
    (5) Day by day I gradually grew into a young boy and began playing with other boys. Soon my powers
    of understanding emerged, so I diligently studied my school lessons every day.
    (6) Proud of my accomplished education, I later traveled from place to place and earned much wealth.
    Thereby maintaining my family with undivided attention, I forgot You, O Lord Hari!
    (7) Now in old age, this Bhaktivinoda very sadly weeps as death approaches. I failed to worship You, O Lord,
    and instead passed my days in vain. What will be my fate now?
    Music by BB Govinda Swami & Gopal Bhajan - Dainya (Saranagati)

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