Tumi To Maribe Jare
Who can protect one whom You will kill? The three worlds are subservient to Your will. Brahmā and the countless demigods are Your servants and carry out Your orders.
In accordance with Your will, all the planets perpetually exert their auspicious and inauspicious influences. Disease, lamentation, death, and fear all occur in accordance with Your will. Your orders are always predominant.
Out of fear of You, the wind blows, and the moon, the sun, and all the celestial bodies perform their respective duties. You are the Supreme Lord, the unparalleled Supreme Absolute. You reside in the hearts of Your devotees.
You are eternally pure. Your desires are always fulfilled. You are known as Bhakta-vatsal, He who is affectionate to His devotees. You are the eternal master of Your devotees. Who can kill one whom You will protect? You are the author of all destinies.
O Lord! Your servant Bhakti Vinod has offered his obeisance at Your feet. O Master! You will certainly protect him from all danger—this is his faith.
About Tumi To Maribe Jare
A five-verse song built on the conviction that whoever Kṛṣṇa has taken responsibility for, no other power in creation can touch — surrender argued here not as resignation but as a kind of fearlessness.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Tumi To Maribe Jare?
Tumi To Maribe Jare was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Saranagati.
What is the meaning of Tumi To Maribe Jare?
Who can protect one whom You will kill? The three worlds are subservient to Your will. Brahmā and the countless demigods are Your servants and carry out Your orders.
How many verses does Tumi To Maribe Jare have?
Tumi To Maribe Jare has 5 verses.
Can I download Tumi To Maribe Jare as a PPT or PDF?
Yes. A ready-to-display slide deck for Tumi To Maribe Jare — verse and translation on each slide — is available to download in both PowerPoint (.pptx) and PDF formats from this page, for use in kirtan or temple programs.