Milat nahiṁ nar tanu bārambār.
The human body is not something one obtains again and again
Kabahuṃk kari karuṇā karuṇākar, de nṛideh saṇsār.
It is only sometimes that the all-merciful Lord bestows the human body on a soul in this world, out of His mercy
Ulaṭo ṭāṁgi bāṁdhi mukh garbhahiṁ, samujhāyehu jag sār.
As a baby, one is suspended upside down in the womb with one’s mouth shut, so that one cannot protest
Dīn gyān jab kīn pratigyā, bhajihauṁ Nandkumār.
This is done to give one a foretaste of the world to come. When this knowledge dawns on the soul, he makes a vow, “I will only practice devotion to Nandakumār!”
Bhūli gayo so dashā bhaī puni, jyoṁ rahi garbh majhār.
One who forgets this after coming out of the womb goes back to the pitiable condition he was in prior to emerging
Yah Kṛipālu nar tanu sur-durlabh, sumiri Shyām Sarkār.
Shree Kripalu Ji Maharaj advises, “This human body is rare even for the celestial gods to attain and should be used for engaging oneself in sweet remembrance of one’s Lord, Shyāmsundar.”
Live recorded kirtan during the 2026 Five Day 18 Hours Sankirtan from Shree Raseshwari Radha Rani Temple of JKP Radha Madhav Dham, Austin, TX.
Song Credits:
Song - मिलत नहिं नर तनु बारम्बार। Milata nahin nara tanu bārambāra
Singer - Sushree Gopeshwari Devi
Composer - Jagadguru Shree Kripalu Ji Maharaj
Lyrics Composer - Jagadguru Shree Kripalu Ji Maharaj
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