gopīnāthaO Gopīnātha;āmāraof me;upāyamethod;nāinot;tumiYou;kṛpāmercy;kori'doing;āmāreme;loiletake;soṁsārefrom the material world;uddhāradeliverance;pāiI attain
Translation
O Gopīnātha, I have no other hope. Only if You kindly take me will I escape this world of birth and death.
gopīnāthaO Gopīnātha;porechiI fell;māyāraof Maya;pherein the calamity;dhanawealth;dārāwife;sutachildren;ghirechesurround;āmāreme;kāmetein list;rekheche jerebringing the consequences
Translation
O Gopīnātha, I fell into Māyā's dangerous trap. Wife, children, and wealth surround me. Now I must face the consequences of my material desires.
gopīnāthaO Gopīnātha;hṛdoyein the heart;basiyāresiding;moraof me;manakethe mind;śamiyāpacifying;lohaḥtake;nijaown;pānein the direction;ghucibedestroy;bipadacalamities;ghorahorrible
Translation
O Gopīnātha, please stay in my heart. Please pacify my mind. Please accept me. Please destroy these terrible calamities.
gopīnāthaO Gopīnātha;anāthawithout a master;dekhiyāseeing;moreme;tumiYou;hṛṣīkeśathe master of the senses;hṛṣīkasenses;damiyāsubduing;tāraheplease deliver;samsṛti-ghorein the horrible material world
Translation
O Gopīnātha, You are the master of the senses. Seeing that I have no one to protect me, please control my senses and deliver me from this horrible world of birth and death.
Gopinath Amar Upaya was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Kalyanakalpataru.
What is the meaning of Gopinath Amar Upaya?
O Gopīnātha, I have no other hope. Only if You kindly take me will I escape this world of birth and death.
Where can I listen to Gopinath Amar Upaya?
You can listen to 8 recordings of Gopinath Amar Upaya on this page, including versions sung by HG Ananta Nitai Prabhu, HG Jai Sachinandana Prabhu, ISKCON Devotees (1), ISKCON Devotees (2).
How many verses does Gopinath Amar Upaya have?
Gopinath Amar Upaya has 8 verses.
Can I download Gopinath Amar Upaya as a PPT or PDF?
Yes. A ready-to-display slide deck for Gopinath Amar Upaya — 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.
Audio courtesy of ISKCON Desire Tree, ISKCON Devotees. All glories to the devotee singers.