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If Only You would Come Again

Bhajan | A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami

Verses

Verse 1

caitanyera sevā nahe nirjana bhajane

bujhāile bāra bāra tava nija-jane

Verse 2

jagāi-mādhāi uddhāri' prabhu dayā kare

sei se-pracāra kārya bujhāle sabāre

Verse 3

jagat bhariyā geche jagāi-mādhāi

sabā-i heriche bāṭa caitanya-nitāi

Verse 4

hena kāle tumi yadi ābāra āsite

punar-bāra sei-bhāve kīrtana-gāhite

Verse 5

punaḥ yadi dik- digante pracāra haita

ānande loka saba ha'ta uchalita

Verse 6

gambhīra huṅkare tava pāṣaṇḍī pālā'ta

caitanya-kathāya jīvera hṛdaya bharita

Verse 7

punaḥ pṛthivīte saba paḍe' yeta sāḍā

tomāra virahe āja saba maṇi-hārā

Verse 8

jīvera darada-duḥkhi śrīla prabhupāda!

viraha-vāsare tava heri avasāda

Verse 9

tomāra virahe prabhu! vidare hṛdaya

viraha-vedanā kichu prakāśe abhaya

Translation

Verse 1

Lord Caitanya's method of devotional service is not performed in solitude. You preached this again and again to your own devotees.

Verse 2

Just as the Lord delivered Jagai and Madhai out of His own causeless mercy, you explained to everyone that this same method of preaching work has to go on.

Verse 3

The world has now filled up with many Jagais and Madhais to deliver. Everyone is anxiously looking down the road waiting for Caitanya-Nitai to come to their rescue.

Verse 4

If, at such a time as this, you were to personally return to this world and once more preach about all these things the way you always used to do.

Verse 5

If there were enthusiastic preaching activities again taking place in every direction, then all the people as before would be stirred up in blissful excitement.

Verse 6

Your profound shouting would cause the demons and atheists to flee, and your narrations of Lord Caitanya's message would fill the hearts of the innocent souls.

Verse 7

Again the whole world would be excitedly bustling with good tidings, but as it is, in your absence now there is nothing of value anywhere.

Verse 8

O Srila Prabhupada! You personally suffer to see the suffering of the fallen conditioned souls. On this day of your separation I am utterly despondent.

Verse 9

O Master! My heart is broken in your absence. This disciple named Abhay has hereby revealed only a small token of his wretched agony of separation.

TraditionBhajan
ComposerA.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami
SourceMiscellaneous Songs
LanguagesEnglish
Verses9 verses

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