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Mana Tumi Bhālabāsa Kāmera Taraṅga

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mana tumi bhālabāsa kāmera taraṅga joḍa-kāma parihori' śuddha-kāma-sebā kori' bistaraho aprākṛta raṅga
Word for word
mana—O heart; tumi—you; bhālabāsa—love; kāmera—of desire; taraṅga—waves; joḍa-kāma—material desire; parihori'—renouncing; śuddha—pure; kāma—desire; sebā—service; kori'—doing; bistarahaḥ—please manifest; aprākṛta—spiritual; raṅga—pleasure
Translation

O my heart, why do you play in the waves of material desire? Turn from material desire. Try to fulfill spiritual desires. Enjoy spiritual pleasures.

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anitya jaḍiyā kāma śānti-hīna abiśrāma nāhi tahe pipāsāra bhaṅga kāmera sāmagrī cāo tabu tāhā nāhi pāo pāileo chāre taba saṅga
Word for word
anitya—temporary; jaḍiyā—material; kāma—desire; śānti—peacefulness; hīna—without; abiśrāma—without rest; nāhi—not; tahe—of you; pipāsāra—of thirst; bhaṅga—breaking; kāmera—of desire; sāmagrī—things; cāaḥ—desire; tabu—of you; tāhā—of that; nāhi—not; pāaḥ—attain; pāileaḥ—attained; chāre—leave; taba—of you; saṅga—the company
Translation

Material desire will give you only temporary things. It will never let you be peaceful. It will never let you rest. Your thirst for material things will never be slaked. You desire many material things, but you will never attain them, or if you do attain them, they will soon flee far away.

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tumi sebā koro' jāre se tomā' bhajite nāre duḥkha jwāle binodera aṅga chāro tabe micha-kāma hao tumi satya-kama bhajo bṛndābanera anaṅga jāṅhāra kusuma-śare taba nitya-kalebare byapta ha'be prema antaraṅga
Word for word
tumi—you; sebā—service; koro'—do; jāre—to which; se—that; tomā'—you; bhajite—worship; nāre—not; duḥkha—suffering; jwāle—burns; binodera—of Bhaktivinoda; aṅga—limbs; chāraḥ—turn; tabe—of you; micha-kāma—illusory desire; hao—be; tumi—you; satya—true; kama—desire; bhajaḥ—worship; bṛndābanera—of Vṛndāvana; anaṅga—the Kāmadeva; jāṅhāra—of whom; kusuma—flower; śare—arrows; taba—of you; nitya—eternal; kalebare—body; byapta—manifested; ha'be—will be; prema—of love; antaraṅga—internal
Translation

You served material desire, and it gave you nothing. It only made Bhaktivinoda's limbs burn with flames of suffering. Turn from desiring what is false. Desire what is real. Worship the Kāmadeva of Vṛndāvana. Wounded by His flower-arrows, you will manifest a different, an eternal body, a body filled with spiritual love.

Frequently asked

Who wrote Mana Tumi Bhālabāsa Kāmera Taraṅga?

Mana Tumi Bhālabāsa Kāmera Taraṅga was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Kalyanakalpataru.

What is the meaning of Mana Tumi Bhālabāsa Kāmera Taraṅga?

O my heart, why do you play in the waves of material desire? Turn from material desire. Try to fulfill spiritual desires. Enjoy spiritual pleasures.

How many verses does Mana Tumi Bhālabāsa Kāmera Taraṅga have?

Mana Tumi Bhālabāsa Kāmera Taraṅga has 3 verses.

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