Tuwā Bhakti Anukūla Je Je Kārya Hoy
I will certainly perform with great care all activities that are favourable to devotion to You.
With my senses, I will take pleasure in those things within the material world that are favourable to devotion.
I will carefully listen to discussions about You. Beholding Your abode, I will fill my eyes.
I will maintain my body with Your remnants alone. I will savour the fragrance of the tulasī leaves and maṣjarīs that have been offered to You.
With my hands, I will always engage in Your service. I will always reside in a place where You reside.
I will engage all my desires in Your service. I will show anger towards those who are inimical to You.
Having become favourable to devotion in these ways, may all of my actions and thoughts gain glory.
Whatever I do that is favourable to Your devotees I consider to be favourable to devotion to You.
Bhakti Vinod knows neither religion nor irreligion. May all his actions be favourable to devotion.
About Tuwā Bhakti Anukūla Je Je Kārya Hoy
A nine-verse song that opens Svīkara by returning to the theme of Saranagati's very first songs — accepting what favors devotion — letting the book end where it began, but now from the far side of everything the intervening sections have worked through.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Tuwā Bhakti Anukūla Je Je Kārya Hoy?
Tuwā Bhakti Anukūla Je Je Kārya Hoy was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Saranagati.
What is the meaning of Tuwā Bhakti Anukūla Je Je Kārya Hoy?
I will certainly perform with great care all activities that are favourable to devotion to You.
How many verses does Tuwā Bhakti Anukūla Je Je Kārya Hoy have?
Tuwā Bhakti Anukūla Je Je Kārya Hoy has 9 verses.
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