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Latest revision as of 02:25, 4 June 2026



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 59

tomāra darśana-vine, adhanya e rātri-dine,
ei kāla nā yāya kāṭana
tumi anāthera bandhu, apāra karuṇā-sindhu,
kṛpā kari’ deha daraśana


SYNONYMS

tomāra — Your; darśana — audience; vine — without; adhanya — inauspicious; e — this; rātri-dine — night and day; ei kāla — this time; nā yāya — does not go; kāṭana — passing; tumi — You; anāthera bandhu — friend of the helpless; apāra — unlimited; karuṇā-sindhu — ocean of mercy; kṛpā kari’ — showing mercy; deha — kindly give; daraśana — audience.


TRANSLATION

“All these inauspicious days and nights are not passing, for I have not met You. It is difficult to know how to pass all this time. But You are the friend of the helpless and an ocean of mercy. Kindly give Me Your audience, for I am in a precarious position.”