Maya Baddha Jataksana lyrics

hari he māyā-baddha jata kṣaṇa thāke to' jībera mana joḍa mājhe kore bicāraṇa parabyoma jñāna-moya tāhe taba sthiti hoya mana nāhi pāya daraśana

hari he maya-baddha jata ksana thake to' jibera mana joda majhe kore bicarana parabyoma jnana-moya tahe taba sthiti hoya mana nahi paya darasana

हरि हे मायाबद्ध जत क्षण थाके तोऽ जीबेर मन जोड माझे कोरे बिचारण परब्योम ज्ञानमोय ताहे तब स्थिति होय मन नाहि पाय दरशन

Oh my dear Lord Hari! So long as the minds of the jivas are conditioned by maya, they simply wander about and loiter within the world of dead matter. However, You are permanently situated in the spiritual skies of Vaikuntha and Goloka, which the material mind has no capacity for perceiving at all.

bhakti-kṛpā-khargāghāte joḍa-bandha cheda tā'te jaya mana prakṛtira pāra tomāra sundara rūpa here' taba aparūpa joḍa-bastu koroye dhik-kāra

bhakti-krpa-khargaghate joda-bandha cheda ta'te jaya mana prakrtira para tomara sundara rupa here' taba aparupa joda-bastu koroye dhik-kara

भक्तिकृपाखर्गाघाते जोडबन्ध छेद ताऽते जय मन प्रकृतिर पार तोमार सुन्दर रूप हेरेऽ तब अपरूप जोडबस्तु कोरोये धिक्कार

By the causeless mercy of the sharp sword of pure devotional service, all bondage to matter is severed, and the mind can then travel far beyond the dull material energy. Then, upon beholding Your wonderfully beautiful form, one has no other choice but to condemn all inferior things which are simply made of matter.

ananta bibhūti jāṅra jini doyā pārābāra sei prabhu jībera īśwara e bhaktibinoda dīna sadā śuddha-bhakti-hīna śuddha-bhakti māge nirantara

ananta bibhuti janra jini doya parabara sei prabhu jibera iswara e bhaktibinoda dina sada suddha-bhakti-hina suddha-bhakti mage nirantara

अनन्त बिभूति जाङ्र जिनि दोया पाराबार सेइ प्रभु जीबेर ईश्wअर ए भक्तिबिनोद दीन सदा शुद्धभक्तिहीन शुद्धभक्ति मागे निरन्तर

Thus, by devotion one is enabled to see the Supreme Lord Who is the Master of all souls, Who possesses unlimited transcendental opulences, and Who is an ocean of compassion. This most fallen Bhaktivinoda, who is always bereft of pure devotional service, now begs ceaselessly for this type of staunch, unalloyed devotion.