Tomā Chāḍi' Āmi Kabhu Anātha Nā Hoi Prabhu
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, never will I leave You and become without my master. Without my master I am a servant without shelter. O Lord, if You do not accept me, You will not remain a master. Who will You dominate then?
That is our relationship, ordained by fate. O Kṛṣṇa, O killer of Madhu, You are the abode of all virtues. Therefore please hear my appeal: I do not wish that we shall ever be apart.
Lord
Bhaktivinoda sings: Please protect me. Please never leave me. When I am at fault, with proper anger please punish me, and then place me at Your graceful feet.
About Tomā Chāḍi' Āmi Kabhu Anātha Nā Hoi Prabhu
States that even apart from the Lord the singer would never truly be without a protector — one of the section's more hopeful notes amid its surrounding run of confession and self-accusation.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Tomā Chāḍi' Āmi Kabhu Anātha Nā Hoi Prabhu?
Tomā Chāḍi' Āmi Kabhu Anātha Nā Hoi Prabhu was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitamala.
What is the meaning of Tomā Chāḍi' Āmi Kabhu Anātha Nā Hoi Prabhu?
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, never will I leave You and become without my master. Without my master I am a servant without shelter. O Lord, if You do not accept me, You will not remain a master. Who will You dominate then?
How many verses does Tomā Chāḍi' Āmi Kabhu Anātha Nā Hoi Prabhu have?
Tomā Chāḍi' Āmi Kabhu Anātha Nā Hoi Prabhu has 3 verses.
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