Strī Puruṣa Deha Gata Barṇa Ādi Dharma Jata
Divided into male and female, divided again into varṇas and other divisions, and then divided again by the modes of goodness, passion, and ignorance, material bodies are divided in thousands of different types.
In whatever kind of body I stay, and in whatever condition of life I live, I offer everything to Your feet, O master of my life. Saying that, I have no further duty to fulfill.
O Lord, please protect me. Do whatever you wish, I am Your servant. Bhaktivinoda says: I am always happy and eager to serve You.
About Strī Puruṣa Deha Gata Barṇa Ādi Dharma Jata
Sets aside bodily distinctions of sex and caste as external, a brief statement on the soul's nature apart from social designation, distinct in subject from the confessional verses surrounding it.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Strī Puruṣa Deha Gata Barṇa Ādi Dharma Jata?
Strī Puruṣa Deha Gata Barṇa Ādi Dharma Jata was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitamala.
What is the meaning of Strī Puruṣa Deha Gata Barṇa Ādi Dharma Jata?
Divided into male and female, divided again into varṇas and other divisions, and then divided again by the modes of goodness, passion, and ignorance, material bodies are divided in thousands of different types.
How many verses does Strī Puruṣa Deha Gata Barṇa Ādi Dharma Jata have?
Strī Puruṣa Deha Gata Barṇa Ādi Dharma Jata has 3 verses.
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