Śuno He Madhu Mathana Mama Eka Bijñāpana
O Kṛṣṇa, O killer of Madhu, please hear my words. I say that service to You is my greatest wealth. I am Your servant, and You are my master.
O infallible Lord, I cannot for a single moment bear anything that has no relation to this treasure of serving You. Therefore I have no decided to renounce all attachment to this
body, this life, material happiness, material desires, and material egotism.
O resting place of the goddess of fortune, let these things run to destruction a hundred times. I will always be Your servant. Bhaktivinoda says: The individual soul is Lord Kṛṣṇa's
servant. Without devotional service what does he possess?
About Śuno He Madhu Mathana Mama Eka Bijñāpana
Opens with an appeal to Madhu-mathana, another epithet for the Lord, framing a personal petition much as an earlier song in this run does under a different name for Him.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Śuno He Madhu Mathana Mama Eka Bijñāpana?
Śuno He Madhu Mathana Mama Eka Bijñāpana was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitamala.
What is the meaning of Śuno He Madhu Mathana Mama Eka Bijñāpana?
O Kṛṣṇa, O killer of Madhu, please hear my words. I say that service to You is my greatest wealth. I am Your servant, and You are my master.
How many verses does Śuno He Madhu Mathana Mama Eka Bijñāpana have?
Śuno He Madhu Mathana Mama Eka Bijñāpana has 3 verses.
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