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Welcome to this series sharing three beautiful songs from Sri Chinmoy’s “O My Heart” collection. Sri Chinmoy wrote thousands of heartfelt songs full of hope, thanks, and inner light. They’re simple melodies that speak straight to your heart, helping you feel calm, peaceful, and a little brighter – whether you’re meditating, relaxing, or just going about your day.

These songs from “O My Heart” carry that gentle, uplifting feeling. Tanima, a longtime student of Sri Chinmoy and one of the early singers in his community, performs them here with real warmth and care. Her gentle, soulful voice makes each song feel alive and easy to connect with.

You can just listen quietly, hum along, or let the melodies play softly in the background — they bring a soft, happy lift to your day.

Featured this time:

Songs

• Amai Rakho Tomar Ghare
• Amal Dhabal Pal Tulechhe
• Amar Ankhir Asim Gehe Dharar Ankhi Raje

Listen & Learn

You can learn by watching the notation while listening, follow along with the melody, or download both the audio and the PDF scores for your personal practice. Everything is available for free, so you can learn at your own pace and enjoy the music more deeply. Use the links below to easily listen to the audio, download the recordings, and view or download the PDF sheet music for your convenience:

 

Lyrics:

1. Amai Rakho Tomar Ghare

Amai rakho tomar ghare
Apan kare apan kare
Amai rakho tomar prane
Mukti shikhar dipta gane
Amai rakho tomar nabhe
Tumi kebal amar bhabe
Apan kare apan kare
Amai laho mantrabare

Translation:

Do keep me in Your home, in Your room,
     as Your very own.
Keep me in Your Heart with the illumined songs
     of liberation-flame.
Keep me in Your Heart, keep me in Your Sky.
You only are in my world.
Make me dear to You and make me Your very own.
Accept me with the boon of magic incantation.

– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Garden of Love-Light, part 2’ songbook

2. Amal Dhabal Pal Tulechhe

Amal dhabal pal tulechhe
Amar jiban tari
Kata jatri bhir karechhe
Ei taranir pari
Tumi dhare achho hal
Khule achhi ami pal
Tomar prane paran amar nache
Ami achhi nitya tomar kachhe

Translation:

My life-boat is about to sail with its purity-breath.
All the soulful pilgrims have arrived.
The boat will carry them.
Lord Supreme, You are the Pilot Absolute.
Therefore, our aspiration-cry shall, without fail, reach
The Golden Shore of Perfection-Satisfaction.

– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Supreme, Teach Me How to Surrender’ songbook

3. Amar Ankhir Asim Gehe Dharar Ankhi Raje

Amar ankhir asim gehe dharar ankhi raje
Prati jiber kanna hasi nitya praner baje
Ami ajar amar ami simar majhe tabu
Sabai sathi amar jani ami amar prabhu

Translation:

In the infinite home of my eye, the Eye of
     the universe resides.
The joys and sorrows of each individual
     are being played in my heart.
I am lifeless; again I am Immortal.
In the finite I exist as the friend of all.
I know again I am the lord of my life,
     of my senses, of my realisation.

– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Garden of Love-Light, part 2’ songbook

For more of Sri Chinmoy’s published songs, visit the official website: www.srichinmoysongs.com.
To learn more about Sri Chinmoy, please visit: www.srichinmoy.org.

© 2026 Sri Chinmoy Centre

Welcome to this series sharing three beautiful songs from Sri Chinmoy’s “O My Heart” collection. Sri Chinmoy wrote thousands of heartfelt songs full of hope, thanks, and inner light. They’re simple melodies that speak straight to your heart, helping you feel calm, peaceful, and a little brighter – whether you’re meditating, relaxing, or just going about your day.

These songs from “O My Heart” carry that gentle, uplifting feeling. Tanima, a longtime student of Sri Chinmoy and one of the early singers in his community, performs them here with real warmth and care. Her gentle, soulful voice makes each song feel alive and easy to connect with.

You can just listen quietly, hum along, or let the melodies play softly in the background — they bring a soft, happy lift to your day.

Featured this time:

Songs

• Akash Madhur Batas Madhur
• Alo Alo Alo Mukti Shikha Jwalo
• Alpa Kathar Manush Ami

Listen & Learn

You can learn by watching the notation while listening, follow along with the melody, or download both the audio and the PDF scores for your personal practice. Everything is available for free, so you can learn at your own pace and enjoy the music more deeply. Use the links below to easily listen to the audio, download the recordings, and view or download the PDF sheet music for your convenience:

 

Lyrics:

1. Akash Madhur Batas Madhur

Akash madhur batas madhur
   Charidike madhu akkhoy
Peyechi madhur sandhan ami
   Hayechi je madhumoy
Madhu jara chai ai ai ai
   Kari madhu bitaran
Madhur hasiya andhar nashiya
   Madhu rupe kari rupayan

Translation:

Sweetness is the sky, sweetness is the air,Sweetness all around me.
I have discovered sweetness-life
Within and without.
Sweetness-heart I distribute.
All darkness I have destroyed
With my all-illumining sweetness-smile.

– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Supreme, Teach Me How to Surrender’ songbook

2. Alo Alo Alo Mukti Shikha Jwalo

Alo alo alo
Mukti shikha jwalo
Alo alo alo
Kripa sindhu dhalo
Alo alo alo
Amaratar bhalo
Alo alo alo
Laho amar kalo

Translation:

O Light of the Supreme, O Light of the Supreme,
   O Light of the Supreme!
Kindle the flame of Liberation within me.
Pour down the ocean of Compassion
   into my heart.
You are Immortality’s Divinity.
Accept my darkness, bondage, ignorance
   and death.

– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Garden of Love-Light, part 1’ songbook

3. Alpa Kathar Manush Ami

Alpa kathar manush ami
Alpa katha koy
Beshi katha balte amar
Prane kare bhoy
Beshi kathar sathe thake
Mithya parichoy
Taito ami alpa katha koy

Translation:

I am a man of few words.
I speak very little.
When I talk much,
Fear captures my heart.
When I speak too much,
Utter falsehood becomes my name.
Therefore, I am a man of few words.

– Sri Chinmoy, ‘One Thousand Lotus Petals, Part 1’ songbook

For more of Sri Chinmoy’s published songs, visit the official website: www.srichinmoysongs.com.
To learn more about Sri Chinmoy, please visit: www.srichinmoy.org.