Bandhilo Maya Je Dina Ho'te
Bhajan | Bhaktivinoda Thakura
Verse 1
bāndhilo māyā je dina ho'te
abidyā-moha-ḍore
aneka janma labhinu āmi
phirinu māyā-ghore
Verse 2
deba dānaba mānaba paśu
pataṅga kīṭa ho'ye
swarge narake bhū-tale phiri
anitya āśā lo'ye
Verse 3
nā jāni kibā sukṛti-bale
śrībāsa-suta hoinu
nadīyā-dhāme caraṇa taba
daraśa-paraśa koinu
Verse 4
sakala bāre maraṇa-kāle
aneka duḥkha pāi
tuyā praśaṅge parama sukhe
e bāra ca'le jāi
Verse 5
icchāya tora janama jadi
ābāra hoya hori
caraṇe taba prema-bhakati
thāke minati kori
Verse 6
jakhana śiśu niraba bhelo
dekhiyā prabhura līlā
śrībāsa-goṣṭhi tyajiyā śoka
ānanda-magaṇa bhela
Verse 7
gaura-carita amṛta-dhārā
korite korite pāna
bhaktibinoda śrībāse māge
jāya jena mora prāṇa
Verse 1
bāndhilo"From the day Māyā imprisoned me I have been bound with shackles of ignorance and illusion. Many births I have passed in Māyā's prison.
Verse 2
"I have been a demigod, demon, human, animal, bird, insect, and worm. I have lived in Svarga, earth, and hell. I have been obsessed with desires for temporary things.
Verse 3
"By the power of what pious deeds was I able to take birth as Śrīvāsa's son in holy Nadīyā and both see and touch Your feet, O Lord? I do not know.
Verse 4
"At every death I suffered greatly. But this death, by Your touch, was very happy.
Verse 5
"If by Your wish I must take birth again, I pray that I may have love and devotion for Your feet."
Verse 6
Then the boy became silent. Seeing Lord Caitanya's pastimes, Śrīvāsa's family turned away from grief and became plunged into bliss.
Verse 7
Bhaktivinoda begs Śrīvāsa: May I pass this life drinking and and drinking from the flood of nectar that is Lord Caitanya's pastimes.
Verse 1
bāndhilo māyā je dina ho'te
abidyā-moha-ḍore
aneka janma labhinu āmi
phirinu māyā-ghore
Verse 2
deba dānaba mānaba paśu
pataṅga kīṭa ho'ye
swarge narake bhū-tale phiri
anitya āśā lo'ye
Verse 3
nā jāni kibā sukṛti-bale
śrībāsa-suta hoinu
nadīyā-dhāme caraṇa taba
daraśa-paraśa koinu
Verse 4
sakala bāre maraṇa-kāle
aneka duḥkha pāi
tuyā praśaṅge parama sukhe
e bāra ca'le jāi
Verse 5
icchāya tora janama jadi
ābāra hoya hori
caraṇe taba prema-bhakati
thāke minati kori
Verse 6
jakhana śiśu niraba bhelo
dekhiyā prabhura līlā
śrībāsa-goṣṭhi tyajiyā śoka
ānanda-magaṇa bhela
Verse 7
gaura-carita amṛta-dhārā
korite korite pāna
bhaktibinoda śrībāse māge
jāya jena mora prāṇa
Verse 1
bāndhilo"From the day Māyā imprisoned me I have been bound with shackles of ignorance and illusion. Many births I have passed in Māyā's prison.
Verse 2
"I have been a demigod, demon, human, animal, bird, insect, and worm. I have lived in Svarga, earth, and hell. I have been obsessed with desires for temporary things.
Verse 3
"By the power of what pious deeds was I able to take birth as Śrīvāsa's son in holy Nadīyā and both see and touch Your feet, O Lord? I do not know.
Verse 4
"At every death I suffered greatly. But this death, by Your touch, was very happy.
Verse 5
"If by Your wish I must take birth again, I pray that I may have love and devotion for Your feet."
Verse 6
Then the boy became silent. Seeing Lord Caitanya's pastimes, Śrīvāsa's family turned away from grief and became plunged into bliss.
Verse 7
Bhaktivinoda begs Śrīvāsa: May I pass this life drinking and and drinking from the flood of nectar that is Lord Caitanya's pastimes.
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