Tomāra Caraṇa Padma Anurāga Sudhā Sadma
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, if he somehow attains a drop of nectar from the ocean of love that flows from Your lotus feet, a fortunate soul will find that his sufferings suddenly flee far away.
In a moment that drop from the ocean of nectar extinguishes the fire of repeated birth and death. It brings liberation. It takes one to Your feet. It brings limitless bliss.
Falling into the trap of birth and death, Bhaktivinoda weeps. He says: I am not fortunate. Good fortune did not come to me. My life is gone. I selfishly wasted it.
About Tomāra Caraṇa Padma Anurāga Sudhā Sadma
Calls the Lord's lotus feet the abode of the nectar of loving attachment, continuing this section's recurring imagery of the feet as the singular object of longing and refuge.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Tomāra Caraṇa Padma Anurāga Sudhā Sadma?
Tomāra Caraṇa Padma Anurāga Sudhā Sadma was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitamala.
What is the meaning of Tomāra Caraṇa Padma Anurāga Sudhā Sadma?
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, if he somehow attains a drop of nectar from the ocean of love that flows from Your lotus feet, a fortunate soul will find that his sufferings suddenly flee far away.
How many verses does Tomāra Caraṇa Padma Anurāga Sudhā Sadma have?
Tomāra Caraṇa Padma Anurāga Sudhā Sadma has 3 verses.
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