Gauranga Tumi More Doya Na Chadiho
"Don't Neglect Giving Me Your Mercy" — 15. Gaurāṅga Tumi More Doyā Nā Chāḍiho
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O Lord Gaurāṅga! Please do not neglect to show me Your mercy! Making me Your very own property, kindly keep me situated at the reddish soles of Your feet.
(Please keep me situated at Your reddish feet, situated at Your feet. Considering me to be Your personal property, please keep me situated at Your reddish feet. Making me the humble servant of Your servant, please keep me situated at Your reddish feet. For my entire life I am simply maddened-please keep me situated at Your reddish feet.)
With the intention of attaining Your feet I have utterly renounced everything. Now I have taken full shelter of Your soothing lotus feet.
(I have taken shelter, I have taken shelter. Now I have taken shelter of Your reddish lotus feet. In this birth I am simply maddened, and so I have now taken shelter of You. In this birth I am simply maddened, calling out "Hā Gaura! Hā Gaura!" Now I have taken full shelter of Your soothing lotus feet.)
Whether I am related to this family lineage or that family lineage-I have completely abandoned them all. I beg You to mercifully keep me by Your feet, calling me Your own.
(I have completely abandoned them all. I have abandoned everything at Your reddish feet. I have abandoned everything at Your reddish feet-I am sold to You in every way. At Your reddish feet I am intoxicated in this lifetime. I am sold to Your reddish feet in every way. Shouting "Hā Gaura! Hā Gaura!" I am sold in every way. Please show mercy and accept me either in this life or perhaps the next. I beg You to kindly keep me by Your feet, calling me Your own.)
Vāsudeva Ghosh says, "Since I have tightly grasped hold of Your feet, please keep me here by always bestowing their soothing shade."
(Please keep me at Your feet, keep me at Your feet. Making me the humble servant of Your servant, please keep me situated at Your feet. Making me the humble servant of Your servant, please show Your mercy either in this life or perhaps the next. Making me the humble servant of Your servant, please keep me situated at Your feet. Be merciful and keep me under the cooling shade of Your feet.)
About Gauranga Tumi More Doya Na Chadiho
'Don't neglect giving me your mercy' — a humble Bengali prayer addressed to Lord Gauranga, in the tradition of confession-songs by poets like Narottama dasa Thakura, though no specific attribution is given here.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Gauranga Tumi More Doya Na Chadiho?
Gauranga Tumi More Doya Na Chadiho was composed by Vasudeva Ghosa. It appears in More Songs of the Vaisnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Gauranga Tumi More Doya Na Chadiho?
O Lord Gaurāṅga! Please do not neglect to show me Your mercy! Making me Your very own property, kindly keep me situated at the reddish soles of Your feet. (Please keep me situated at Your reddish feet, situated at Your feet. Considering me to be Your personal property, please keep me situated at Your reddish feet. Making me the humble servant of Your servant, please keep me situated at Your reddish feet. For my entire life I am simply maddened-please keep me situated at Your reddish feet.)
Where can I listen to Gauranga Tumi More Doya Na Chadiho?
You can listen to 7 recordings of Gauranga Tumi More Doya Na Chadiho on this page, including versions sung by HG Govinda Prabhu, HG Krsna Kirtan Prabhu, HG Jai Sachinandana Prabhu, HG Sivarama Prabhu.
How many verses does Gauranga Tumi More Doya Na Chadiho have?
Gauranga Tumi More Doya Na Chadiho has 4 verses.
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