Taba Pada Paṅkajinī Jībāmṛta Sañcāriṇī
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, a very fortunate soul will find the lotus lake of Your feet, a lake filled with the nectar of immortality. Drinking that nectar, he will become intoxicated with bliss. Never will he wish to leave that lake.
Entering that lake, he will not wish to go to any other place. In his heart he will think all other nectars dull and tasteless. A bee staying in a nectar-filled lotus will never wish to fly away to a stand of sugarcanes.
Bhaktivinoda says: Staying in that lotus lake, I will never return to the world of birth and death. Devotional service's power and the devotees' mercy are my two treasures. Now that I
have them, I am happy.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Taba Pada Paṅkajinī Jībāmṛta Sañcāriṇī?
Taba Pada Paṅkajinī Jībāmṛta Sañcāriṇī was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitamala.
What is the meaning of Taba Pada Paṅkajinī Jībāmṛta Sañcāriṇī?
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, a very fortunate soul will find the lotus lake of Your feet, a lake filled with the nectar of immortality. Drinking that nectar, he will become intoxicated with bliss. Never will he wish to leave that lake.
How many verses does Taba Pada Paṅkajinī Jībāmṛta Sañcāriṇī have?
Taba Pada Paṅkajinī Jībāmṛta Sañcāriṇī has 3 verses.