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Tumse Ho Jori (Lyrics and Meaning)

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Saar (Essence)

Ananta emphasizes the path of total devotion, illustrating a soul that has severed all worldly attachments to remain eternally knotted in true love with the Divine.

I have tied my heart to You and broken away from all others.
If You are the holy shrine, then I am the pilgrim seeking only You.
Wherever I go, all I do is service to You, for there is no other God.

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bhaktiravidas jidevotionsurrenderramsatgurubhajanadvaita vedanta

Transcript

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Ananta

Tumse ho jori, tumse ho jori. Sachhi preet hum, tumse ho jori. Tied to You, tied to You; the knot of true love is tied to You. Tumse ho jori, avar sang tori. Tied to You, I have broken the knots from all the rest. Jo tum divara Rab, toh hum baati. If You are the Diya, the earthen lamp, O God, then I am the wick that burns within You. Jo tum tirath, toh hum jaati. If You are the holy shrine, then I am the pilgrim. Jo tum Girivar, toh hum mora. If You are the mountain, then I am the peacock dancing upon it. Jo tum chand toh, bhaye hum chakora. If You are the moon, then I am the Chakora bird who gazes only at You. Jaha jaha jaaoo, taha teri seva. Wherever I go, all I do is service to You. Tumso oo Thakur, avar na deva. Because O Thakur, my Lord, there is no other God; there is no one else but You. Tumhare bhajan, kataye jam phaasaa. Your Bhajan frees us from the noose of death and all worldly deeds. Bhagat het gavai Ravidaasaa. For the sake of devotion, the devotee Ravidas sings these words. Tumse ho jori, avar sang tori. Tied to You, I have broken the knots from all the rest.

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