tṛṇaa blade of grass;adhikamore;hīnainsignificant;dīnalow;akiñcanawithout anything;chāraashes;āpaneown;mānobiyou will think;sadāalways;chārḍi'renouncing;ahaṅkārafalse ego
Translation
Then You will turn away from false ego. Then you will think yourself more fallen and lowly than a blade of grass, less important than a pile of ashes.
jībanalife;nirbāhein the course;āneto others;udbegadistress;nānot;dibeyou will give;paraupakārehelping others;nija-
sukha - own happiness;pāśaribeyou will forget
Translation
In the course of your life you will never give trouble to others. Forgetting your own happiness, you will help others.
kṛṣṇaof Lord Kṛṣṇa;adhiṣṭhānathe home;sarbajībein all living entities;jāni'knowing;sadāalways;korobiyou will do;sammānarespect;sabeto all;ādarewith honor;sarbadāalways
Translation
Aware that Lord Kṛṣṇa makes His home in every living entity, You will always give all respects to others.
bhakatibinoda kadi' bole prabhu-pāyaheno adhikāra kabe dibe he amāya
Word for word
bhakatibinodaBhaktivinoda;kadi' bolesays;prabhu-pāya - at
the Lord's feet;henaḥlike this;adhikāraqualities;kabewhen;dibewill give;heOh;amāyato me
Translation
Approaching the Lord's feet, Bhaktivinoda says, "O Lord, when will You make me qualified in these ways?"
About Sri Krsna kirtane Jadi Manasa Tohar
Addresses the mind directly, manasa tohar, on congregational chanting, corresponding to the first and most famous of Mahaprabhu's eight Siksastaka verses. Bhaktivinoda Thakura's Bengali setting of it remains one of the most recognizable songs in the entire Gitavali collection.