Tomāra Je Śuddha Bhakta Tomāte Se Anurakta
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, falling in love with You, a pure devotee knows that material sense pleasures and impersonal liberation are all pathetic and insignificant. Anyone who once sees the glory of
Your handsome form thinks in his heart that everything else is worthless like crumbs of straw.
With these great souls You enjoy many pastimes. I cannot bear to stay apart from them. O Lord, to this poor person please kindly show me these great souls. I have no shelter but the
saintly devotees.
When will I find the treasure of these devotees' feet? When will my wicked heart become pure? Bhaktivinoda says: When You are kind, I will see the great souls.
About Tomāra Je Śuddha Bhakta Tomāte Se Anurakta
Describes the Lord's pure devotee as one attached to Him alone, holding up single-minded devotion as a standard against which the singer's own divided, wandering mind is measured in the songs nearby.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Tomāra Je Śuddha Bhakta Tomāte Se Anurakta?
Tomāra Je Śuddha Bhakta Tomāte Se Anurakta was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitamala.
What is the meaning of Tomāra Je Śuddha Bhakta Tomāte Se Anurakta?
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, falling in love with You, a pure devotee knows that material sense pleasures and impersonal liberation are all pathetic and insignificant. Anyone who once sees the glory of Your handsome form thinks in his heart that everything else is worthless like crumbs of straw.
How many verses does Tomāra Je Śuddha Bhakta Tomāte Se Anurakta have?
Tomāra Je Śuddha Bhakta Tomāte Se Anurakta has 3 verses.
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