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Mo Sam Kaun Kutil Khal Kami — Surdas — full lyrics and bhavarth (meaning)

'Mo Sam Kaun Kutil Khal Kami' is a composition of Surdas. In a spirit of humility Surdas says — who is as crooked, wicked and lustful as I am? I forgot the very Lord who gave me this body. Admitting his faults, Surdas seeks the Lord's refuge — this pad is an example of the bhakti of self-surrender.

A composition of Surdas. All sant bhajans.

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Mo Sam Kaun Kutil Khal Kami — Surdas — full lyrics and bhavarth

Mo sam kaun kutil khal kami ।
Jehin tanu diyau tahin bisrayau, aisau nonahrami ॥
Bhari bhari udar bishay kaun dhavaun, jaise sukar grami ।
Harijan chhanri hari-bimukhan ki, nisdin karat gulami ॥
Papi kaun baro hai moten, sab patitan men nami ।
Sur patit kaun thaur kahan hai, sunie shripti swami ॥

Bhavarth (meaning): In a spirit of humility Surdas says — who is as crooked, wicked and lustful as I am? I forgot the very Lord who gave me this body. Admitting his faults, Surdas seeks the Lord's refuge — this pad is an example of the bhakti of self-surrender.

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Mo Sam Kaun Kutil Khal Kami — Lyrics in English

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Mo sam kaun kutil khal kami ।
Jehin tanu diyau tahin bisrayau, aisau nonahrami ॥
Bhari bhari udar bishay kaun dhavaun, jaise sukar grami ।
Harijan chhhanri hari-bimukhan ki, nisdin karat gulami ॥
Papi kaun baro hai moten, sab patitan men nami ।
Sur patit kaun thaur kahan hai, sunie shripti swami ॥

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Who wrote 'Mo Sam Kaun Kutil Khal Kami'?

Surdas.

What is the meaning of 'Mo Sam Kaun Kutil Khal Kami'?

In a spirit of humility Surdas says — who is as crooked, wicked and lustful as I am? I forgot the very Lord who gave me this body. Admitting his faults, Surdas seeks the Lord's refuge — this pad is an example of the bhakti of self-surrender.

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