Daily Prayer or Dainik Prathana

The Daily Prayer or Dainik Prathana is done daily by devotees at all our Ashrams, satsang centres  and homes. Composed and written by Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj for the benefit of all aspiring devotees to use in their daily sadhana bakthi .




ÅI gurve nm:         ÅI gurve nm:         ÅI gurve nm:
s=ri[ gurave namah>
s=ri[ gurave namah>
s=ri[ gurave namah>
I bow at my Gurudev’s lotus feet again and again.

AacayR³ ma³ ivjanIyaNnavmNyet kihRict\ |
n mTyRbu¥\ya¤sUyet svRdevmyo guá: ||
a[ca[ryam ma[m vija[ni[ya[n na[vamanyeta karhicit
na martya buddhya[ su[yeta sarvadeva mayo guruh>
“Know the Guru to be Myself (God).  Never think unfavorably about Him.  Do not use your material mind to comprehend the Guru’s divine actions, for all forms of God dwell within Him.”

he prm ip/ytm pUÂRtm puáqoÐm ÅIkÀQ ! tum se ivmuû hone ke kar Anaidkal se hmne AnNtanNt du:û paŒ Œv³ pa rhe hE³ |
 he param priyatam pu[rn>atam purus>ottam s=ri[ kr>s>n>a!  
tum se vimukh hone ke ka[ran> ana[dika[l se hamne
ananta[nanta duh>kha pa[e evam pa[ rahe haim*.
O my Divine Beloved!  O Supreme Lord Krishna!  I have been suffering from countless sorrows as a result of having ignored You since beginningless time.

pap krte krte ANt:kr [tna miln ho cuka hE ik
risko³ »ara yh janne pr ºI ik tum ApnI ºujaAo³ ko psare
ApnI vaTsLymyI d
tuMharI §r me³ nhI³ Aa pata |
pa[p karte karte antah>akaran>a itana[ malin ho cuka[
haiki rasikom* dva[ra[ yaha ja[nane para bhi[ ki tum
apani[ bhuja[om* ko pasa[re apani[ va[tsalyamayi[ dr>s>t>i
se hama[ri[ prati[ks>a[ kar rahe ho,tumha[ri[ s=aran>a
mem* nahim* a[ pa[ta[.
Committing sins lifetime after lifetime has made my heart so impure that in spite of having learnt from Your loving saints that You are waiting for me with open arms to embrace me and benevolent eyes to grace me, I still fail to surrender to You.

he A§rÂ-§r !  
tuMharI kÀpa ke ibna tuMhe³ ko{ jan ºI to nhI³skta |
he as=aran>a-s=aran>a!  tumha[ri[ kr>pa[ ke bina[ tumhem*
koi[ ja[n bhi[ to nahim* sakta[.
O shelter of the shelterless!  It is absolutely impossible to know You without Your grace.
  
ŒesI iS it me³, he AkarÂ-káÂ, pittpavn ÅI kÀQ !  
tum ApnI AhEtukI kÀpase hI hmko Apna lo |
  aisi[ sthiti mem* he aka[ran>a-karun>a patita-pa[vana
s=ri[ kr>s>n>a!tum apani[ ahaituki[ kr>pa[ se hi[ hamko
apana[ lo
In such a situation, O causelessly-merciful Shri Krishna!  O redeemer of sinful souls!  Make me Yours with a glance of Your causeless grace.

he káÂa-sagr !  hm ºuiKt-muiKt Aaid ku nhI³ ma`gte |  
hme³ to kevl tuMhare inQkam p/em kI hI Œkma­ cah hE |
he karun>a[-sa[gar!  ham bhukti mukti a[di kuch nahim*
ma[n*gte.  hamem* to keval tumha[re nis>ka[m prem ki[ hi[
ekma[tra ca[ha hai.
O ocean of mercy!  I have no desire for earthly or heavenly pleasures, nor do I seek liberation.  My only desire is to love You unselfishly.

he na  ! Apne ivrd kI Aor deûkr [s A¶m ko inra§ n kro |
he na[th!  apane virad ki[ or dekh kar is adham ko
nira[s= na karo.
O my Lord!  Keeping Your reputation in mind, do not disappoint this fallen soul.

he jIvn¶n !  Ab bhut ho cuka, Ab to tuMhare p/em ke ibna yh jIvn m
he ji[van-dhan!  ab bahut ho cuka[.  ab to tumha[re prem ke bina[ yaha ji[van mr>tyu se bhi[ adhik bhaya[nak hai.
O treasure of my life!  I have suffered enough.  Now I have come to realize that life without Your love is more frightening than death itself.

AtŒv -
atev -
Therefore, I beg of You again and again:

p/em iºxa³ deih,   p/em iºxa³ deih,   p/em iºxa³ deih
 prem bhiks>a[m dehi
 prem bhiks>a[m dehi
 prem bhiks>a[m dehi
Give me alms of Your love.
Give me alms of Your love.
Give me alms of Your love.

saket ibharI ÅI ra©veNdÖ srkar kI jy |
v
ÅImd\ sd\guá srkar kI jy |
sa[ket-biha[ri[ s=ri[ ra[ghavendra saraka[ra ki[ jai
vr>nda[van-biha[ri[ s=ri[ ya[davendra saraka[ra ki[ jai
s=ri[mad sadguru saraka[ra ki[ jai
All glories to the Supreme Lord Ram!
All glories to the Supreme Lord Krishna!
All glories to Shri Maharaj Ji our Beloved Gurudev!

jy jy ÅI ra¶e, jy jy ÅI ra¶e, jy jy ÅI ra¶e |
jai jai s=ri[ ra[dhe, jai jai s=ri[ ra[dhe
jai jai s=ri[ ra[dhe

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