Pūrṇa Cid Ānanda Tumi Tomāra Cit Kaṇa Āmi
"You are filled with perfect spiritual bliss. I am a particle of Your spiritual effulgence. I am naturally Your servant. You are supremely independent. I am dependent on You. Turning away from Your feet, I found all I had was destroyed.
When I became independent of You, I felt my heart become attracted to māyā. Renouncing my original nature, I fell into māyā's prison in the world of five elements. Bewildered by
material activities, I was forced to move on the wheel of karma.
"By Your will Māyā placed me in the prison of this world. Bound by the iron shackles of unseen fate, I was carried to Śrīvāsa's house and placed in Mālinī's womb as her son.
"Pulled by fate, I now must leave. I have no power to stay. Your will is very powerful. My will is very weak. I am only an individual soul. I have nothing. I am worthless like a pile of ashes.
"Wherever You send me, I must go, to become someone's son, husband, or father. All those relationships are material. There is not the smallest fragment of the eternal spiritual reality in them. You alone are the soul's eternal protector.
"O Lord, a person who, in his heart thinking contact and separation with his kinsmen is the source of true happiness and suffering, turns away from the shelter of Your feet, is truly Māyā's donkey. He is truly drowning in the world of birth and death."
All this brings fear to Bhaktivinoda.
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Who wrote Pūrṇa Cid Ānanda Tumi Tomāra Cit Kaṇa Āmi?
Pūrṇa Cid Ānanda Tumi Tomāra Cit Kaṇa Āmi was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitamala.
What is the meaning of Pūrṇa Cid Ānanda Tumi Tomāra Cit Kaṇa Āmi?
"You are filled with perfect spiritual bliss. I am a particle of Your spiritual effulgence. I am naturally Your servant. You are supremely independent. I am dependent on You. Turning away from Your feet, I found all I had was destroyed.
How many verses does Pūrṇa Cid Ānanda Tumi Tomāra Cit Kaṇa Āmi have?
Pūrṇa Cid Ānanda Tumi Tomāra Cit Kaṇa Āmi has 6 verses.