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Tuwa Pade E Minoti Mor

Surrender & Saranagati

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(prabhu he!) tuwā pade e minati mor tuwā pada-pallava, tyajato maru-mana, viṣama viṣaye bhelo bhor
Word for word
prabhu–Lord; he!–oh; tuyā (tomāra)–Your; pade–at the feet; e–this; minati (anunaya)–prayer (entreaty); mora–my; tuyā–Your; pada–feet; pallava–tender new sprigs; tyajata (tyāga kariyā)–abandoning; maru-mana (maru-bhūmira nyāya mana)–(my) desert like heart; viṣama (ghora)– terrible; viṣaye–in mundanity; bhela (ha-ila)–became; bhora (magna)–deeply absorbed (submerged)
Translation

O Lord! This is my prayer at Your feet. Abandoning Your tender feet, my desert-like heart has become deeply submerged in the terrors of mundanity.

2
Translation

uṭhayite tākata, puna nāhi milo-i, anudina korohuṅ hutāś dīna-jana-nātha, tuhuṅ kahāyasi, tumāri caraṇa mama āś uṭhayite (uṭhite)–to get up

I cannot find the strength to rise again, and thus I constantly lament. You are known as the Lord of the fallen, Your feet are my only hope.

3
Word for word
aichana dīna-jana, kohi nāhi milo-i,
Translation

tuhuṅ more koro parasād tuwā jana-saṅge, tuwā kathā-raṅge, chāḍahuṅ sakala paramād aichana (airūpa)–such (something of that kind)

Such a fallen soul as I cannot be found anywhere. Please bestow Your mercy upon me. Then in the company of Your devotees, in the ecstasy of discussion about You, I will leave behind all illusion.

4
Word for word
tuwā dhāma-māhe, tuwā nāma gāoto, gowāyabuṅ divā-niśi āś tuwā pada-chāyā, parama suśītala, māge bhakativinoda dās tuyā–Your; dhāma–abode; māhe (mājhe)–within; tuyā–Your; nāma–Name; gāota (gāhiyā)–singing; go̐yāyabu̐ (yāpana kariba)–I will pass; divā–the days; niśi–and nights; āśa–hope, desire; tuyā–Your; pada–of feet; chhāyā–the shade; parama–supremely; suśītala–cooling; māge–begs; bhakati-vinoda– Bhakti Vinod; dāsa–Your servant
Translation

I will spend my days and nights in Your abode singing Your Name. Your servant, Bhakti Vinod, prays for the supremely cooling shade of Your feet.

Frequently asked

Who wrote Tuwa Pade E Minoti Mor?

Tuwa Pade E Minoti Mor was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Saranagati.

What is the meaning of Tuwa Pade E Minoti Mor?

O Lord! This is my prayer at Your feet. Abandoning Your tender feet, my desert-like heart has become deeply submerged in the terrors of mundanity.

Where can I listen to Tuwa Pade E Minoti Mor?

You can listen to 1 recording of Tuwa Pade E Minoti Mor on this page, including versions sung by HG Saci Kumar Prabhu.

How many verses does Tuwa Pade E Minoti Mor have?

Tuwa Pade E Minoti Mor has 4 verses.

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