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**Paul Bunyan** · 10-17-2011, 04:01 AM

dear Mr. Alwan,

It will be very useful if you can the first line of the

Meera Bhajan referred here.

People who may already know or sing the song, can

do it better - knowing the meaning also. I think it has

a lot in common with "Pag gunguru bhaandh meera

naachee re!" Is it the same song or is it the

combination of a few songs?

I have lost regard for worldly fame and honor,
My heart swells at the sight of the godly,
It shrinks at the sight of the worldly.
I have watered the creeper of God’s love with my own tears.
Churning the curds of life, I have taken out the butter and thrown away the rest.
The King, my husband, sent me a cup of poison:
I drank it with pleasure.
The news is now public, everyone knows now
That Mirabai has fallen in love with God!
It does not matter now: what was fated to happen, has happened."
Bagtha Meerbhai.

10-17-2011, 04:01 AM	#5
Paul Bunyan Join Date Jul 2007 Age 58 Posts 4,495 Senior Member	dear Mr. Alwan, It will be very useful if you can the first line of the Meera Bhajan referred here. People who may already know or sing the song, can do it better - knowing the meaning also. I think it has a lot in common with "Pag gunguru bhaandh meera naachee re!" Is it the same song or is it the combination of a few songs? I have lost regard for worldly fame and honor, My heart swells at the sight of the godly, It shrinks at the sight of the worldly. I have watered the creeper of God’s love with my own tears. Churning the curds of life, I have taken out the butter and thrown away the rest. The King, my husband, sent me a cup of poison: I drank it with pleasure. The news is now public, everyone knows now That Mirabai has fallen in love with God! It does not matter now: what was fated to happen, has happened." Bagtha Meerbhai.
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