Dear Friends,
This week we have the famous Bhajan written in Gujarathi by another all time great master, a Gujarati poet-saint Bhagat Narsinh Mehta of the 15th century (1408-80). Sri Mehta is widely acknowledged as the father of Gujarati poetry. He is a contemporary of Sri Annamacharya of Telugu. Their poetry has many similarities. Sri Mehta’s poetry encompasses Bhakti, Jnana, Erotic Mysticism and Advaita Philosophy. His principal works are Harsamenang Pado (Songs of the Garland time), Prabhati yaug (The Morning Hymns), Vaishnava Jana to Tene (Him We May Very Well Call a Vaishnav). The last one is presented here. This song is a very favourite hymn for Mahatma Gandhiji. It can be readily understood by those who can understand Sanskrit or Hindi. I present here the Hindi and Telugu transliteration along with a brief purport line by line.
If you desire to listen to this song, please click play button on the player below. It will take a few minutes for the song to be downloaded from the website. Please be patient. Please scroll down line by line to see the script of the song while you listen to the song. (I do not know the copy right source of this mp3 file. I acknowlege greatfully its link here, as it is bhajan song of great relevance). This is a humble presentation on the eve of Mahatma's birthday.
1 comment:
Great verse and very timely
- Ravi & Radha
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