Prabhu Tava Pada Yuge
Jāmphi-lophā — (Jāmphi-lophā)
O Lord, I place this prayer at Your feet: I do not pray for the happiness of this material body, nor for knowledge, wealth, or followers.
I do not pray for Svargaloka. I do not pray for impersoanl liberation. I do not pray for any kind of power or opulence.
Wherever I may take my birth because of my past good and bad deeds, I pray that I will always sing, birth after birth, Your holy names and the descriptions of Your holy qualities.
My only wish is the unmotivated devotion to Your feet may awaken in my heart moment after moment.
As I now love material sense objects, so may I love Your feet.
In prosperity and in calamity may my love for You remain unchanged. By the power of Your holy name may my love for You increase day after day.
I may become a bird or a beast. I may live in heaven or hell. I only wish that devotion to Youn will always stay in Bhaktivonoda's heart.
About Prabhu Tava Pada Yuge
Addressed directly to Mahaprabhu's feet, pada-yuge, giving it an unusually intimate, personal register even within a section built entirely on that same intimacy toward Sri Caitanya.
- Composer
- Bhaktivinoda Thakura · Read biography
- Songbook
- Gitavali
- Mood
- Verses
- 7
- Recordings
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Frequently asked
Who wrote Prabhu Tava Pada Yuge?
Prabhu Tava Pada Yuge was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitavali.
What is the meaning of Prabhu Tava Pada Yuge?
O Lord, I place this prayer at Your feet: I do not pray for the happiness of this material body, nor for knowledge, wealth, or followers.
Where can I listen to Prabhu Tava Pada Yuge?
You can listen to 6 recordings of Prabhu Tava Pada Yuge on this page, including versions sung by HG Jai Sachinandana Prabhu, Hare Krishna Mandir, ISKCON Devotees (1), ISKCON Devotees (2).
How many verses does Prabhu Tava Pada Yuge have?
Prabhu Tava Pada Yuge has 7 verses.
Can I download Prabhu Tava Pada Yuge as a PPT or PDF?
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Audio courtesy of ISKCON Desire Tree, Hare Krishna Mandir, ISKCON Devotees. All glories to the devotee singers.