Jagatera Bastu Jata Baddha Saba Swabhābata
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, this material world is a prison bounded by time and space. O Lord, You are the master of all. The laws and boundaries of this world do not touch You. The laws of this world tremble in fear of You.
No one is equal or greater than You. You transgress all laws. You are supremely independent. Employing Your Māyā potency, You hide from the conditioned souls.
Even so, Your pure devotees have the power to see You. Indeed, they see Your form always. Poor Bhaktivinoda never engages in Your pure devotional service. For him the dust of Your
devotees' feet is the best thing in this world.
About Jagatera Bastu Jata Baddha Saba Swabhābata
Observes that everything in the material world is bound by its own nature, a brief statement of conditioned existence set against the unconditioned freedom the songs elsewhere attribute to the Lord.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Jagatera Bastu Jata Baddha Saba Swabhābata?
Jagatera Bastu Jata Baddha Saba Swabhābata was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitamala.
What is the meaning of Jagatera Bastu Jata Baddha Saba Swabhābata?
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, this material world is a prison bounded by time and space. O Lord, You are the master of all. The laws and boundaries of this world do not touch You. The laws of this world tremble in fear of You.
How many verses does Jagatera Bastu Jata Baddha Saba Swabhābata have?
Jagatera Bastu Jata Baddha Saba Swabhābata has 3 verses.
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