Āmi Sei Duṣṭa Mati Nā Dekhiyā Anya Gati
Not seeing any alternative, I, a person with a wicked heart, now surrender at Your feet. O Lord, now I know that You are the master of all the worlds and i am Your eternal servant.
When will I be your selfless servant? When will that day come? When, turning away from all other desires, will I serve You, my eternal master?
When will my peaceful saintly heart always wish to serve You? Bhaktivinoda says: I will always happily serve You.
About Āmi Sei Duṣṭa Mati Nā Dekhiyā Anya Gati
Repeats the confession of a wicked mind, seeing no refuge but the Lord — one of several closely paired verses in this run that circle back to the same admission from slightly different angles.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Āmi Sei Duṣṭa Mati Nā Dekhiyā Anya Gati?
Āmi Sei Duṣṭa Mati Nā Dekhiyā Anya Gati was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitamala.
What is the meaning of Āmi Sei Duṣṭa Mati Nā Dekhiyā Anya Gati?
Not seeing any alternative, I, a person with a wicked heart, now surrender at Your feet. O Lord, now I know that You are the master of all the worlds and i am Your eternal servant.
How many verses does Āmi Sei Duṣṭa Mati Nā Dekhiyā Anya Gati have?
Āmi Sei Duṣṭa Mati Nā Dekhiyā Anya Gati has 3 verses.
Can I download Āmi Sei Duṣṭa Mati Nā Dekhiyā Anya Gati as a PPT or PDF?
Yes. A ready-to-display slide deck for Āmi Sei Duṣṭa Mati Nā Dekhiyā Anya Gati — verse and translation on each slide — is available to download in both PowerPoint (.pptx) and PDF formats from this page, for use in kirtan or temple programs.