Bāndhilo Māyā Je Dina Ho'te
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.
"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.
"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.
"At every death I suffered greatly. But this death, by Your touch, was very happy.
"If by Your wish I must take birth again, I pray that I may have love and devotion for Your feet."
Then the boy became silent. Seeing Lord Caitanya's pastimes, Śrīvāsa's family turned away from grief and became plunged into bliss.
Bhaktivinoda begs Śrīvāsa: May I pass this life drinking and and drinking from the flood of nectar that is Lord Caitanya's pastimes.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Bāndhilo Māyā Je Dina Ho'te?
Bāndhilo Māyā Je Dina Ho'te was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitamala.
What is the meaning of Bāndhilo Māyā Je Dina Ho'te?
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.
How many verses does Bāndhilo Māyā Je Dina Ho'te have?
Bāndhilo Māyā Je Dina Ho'te has 7 verses.