Saṅga Doṣa Śūnya Dīkṣitādīkṣita
O Lord! If one free from bad association, be they initiated or yet to be initiated, sings Your Name, I will honour them within my heart, knowing them to be Yours.
dīkṣita hoiyā, bhaje tuwā pada, tāhāre pranati kori ananya-bhajane, vijña yei jana, tāhāre sevibo, hari! dīkṣita–initiated
I will offer my obeisance to anyone who has been initiated and serves Your feet. I will serve anyone who is expert in unalloyed devotional service, O Lord!
tā̐hāra (samudaya vastute kṛṣṇa sambandha-darśī bhaktake)–their (a devotee who sees the presence or connection of Kṛṣṇa within all things)
I consider myself fortunate to attain the merciful glance of a devotee who is equally disposed towards all beings (who sees Your presence within everything). Attaining their association, I know myself to have become fulfilled.
ei dharma kabe pā’bo kabe saṁsāra- sindhu-pāra ho’ye, tava braja-pure jā’bo niṣkapaṭa (akṛtrima-bhāve)–non-deceitful (in a non-artificial, sincere way)
When will I attain this sincere disposition towards Your devotees? When will I cross over this ocean of material existence and enter Your abode of Vraja?
Frequently asked
Who wrote Saṅga Doṣa Śūnya Dīkṣitādīkṣita?
Saṅga Doṣa Śūnya Dīkṣitādīkṣita was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Saranagati.
What is the meaning of Saṅga Doṣa Śūnya Dīkṣitādīkṣita?
O Lord! If one free from bad association, be they initiated or yet to be initiated, sings Your Name, I will honour them within my heart, knowing them to be Yours.
How many verses does Saṅga Doṣa Śūnya Dīkṣitādīkṣita have?
Saṅga Doṣa Śūnya Dīkṣitādīkṣita has 4 verses.