Welcome everyone to “I Love Singing – Songs by Sri Chinmoy”.
Each week you will find a new selection of three to five of Guru’s songs added to this page. The selection will include the words, sheet music and an audio recording for you to sing along with.
Quotes by Guru about singing his songs.
Singing is a form of meditation. If you cannot carry a tune, no harm. Then you will not sing in public. But certainly you can sing when you are alone.
The Supreme is not going to give you a bad mark if you cannot carry a tune. As long as you sing soulfully, the Supreme will be extremely pleased. Tagore once wrote in a poem, “You gave the bird a voice. To me you have not given a voice, but still I am singing.” When you do not have something, and still you are offering it to God, God is very pleased with you. So try to sing in your own way. Even if the tune is wrong, if you sing soulfully, it is a real form of meditation.
Sri Chinmoy, God the Supreme Musician, Agni Press, 1976
If you are singing soulfully and devotedly, and if you feel at every moment that you are offering a flower of gratitude to the Supreme inside yourself, then you are bound to feel your soul. You have to feel that you have within yourself an endless supply of gratitude-flowers, and that at each second you are offering gratitude. If you can feel this, then you are bound to see the soul, feel the soul and grow into the soul’s light and reality while singing and chanting.
Sri Chinmoy, Life-enquiry and self-discovery, Agni Press, 1974
I Love Singing #269: Sri Chinmoy Songs sung by Purnakama
This week features four uplifting Sri Chinmoy Bengali and English songs from the ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ songbook. Over the years, Sri Chinmoy composed music filled with aspiration and gratitude, creating heartfelt melodies that gently illuminate his spiritual path. Because of their simplicity and warmth, the songs continue to speak directly to the inner heart. Additionally, they offer listeners a peaceful doorway into his meditative world.
The performances this week come from his disciple Purnakama, whose sincere and gentle voice brings out the devotional sweetness in every line. Through her recordings, it becomes easy to settle into a calm, meditative mood and appreciate the purity of the music. As a result, whether you choose to sing along or simply listen quietly, these Sri Chinmoy Bengali and English songs can add a soft, elevating joy to your week.
Below are the six songs featured in this week’s selection:
Songs
- Jatrar Halo Suru
- My Journey Begins
- O Hariye Phelechi Ma
- I Have Lost My Way
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. Jatrar Halo Suru
Jatrar halo suru
Tomare danibo amar sakal
Kamana eshana
Mama priyatama guru
Translation:
My journey begins.
I shall offer you my all
— My desire-life, my aspiration-life,
O my Guru Beloved.
Composed on June 8, 1996
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ songbook
2. My Journey Begins
My journey begins.
I shall offer you my all
— My desire-life, my aspiration-life,
O my Guru Beloved.
Composed on June 8, 1996
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ songbook
3. O Hariye Phelechi Ma
O hariye phelechi ma
Taito kandi pran gabire
Translation:
I have lost my way.
Therefore, I cry
In the depths of my heart.
Composed on June 8, 1996
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ songbook
4. I Have Lost My Way
I have lost my way.
Therefore, I cry
In the depths of my heart.
Composed on June 8, 1996
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ 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
O My Heart #37: Sri Chinmoy Songs sung by Tanima
Welcome to this series sharing four 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
- Chalre Rabi Bhai
- Chandika Chandika (1)
- Chaowa Paowar Kanna Hasi
- Chaowa Paowar Shesh Habena
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. Chalre Rabi Bhai
Chalre rabi bhai
Chalre shashi bon
Chalre sabai hriday bane
Nitya anukkhan
Translation:
Come, Sun, my brother dear,
Come, Moon, my sister sweet,
Let us all go into the garden-light
of our oneness-heart.
Let us all live for all Eternity there.
Composed on 1977
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘My Green Adoration-Gifts, Part 2’ songbook
2. Chandika Chandika (1)
Chandika chandika
Mahadev pranadhika
Barabhaya jagamata
Asimata amarata
Translation:
Mother-Power of the cosmos vast,
Dearer than the dearest
Life-consort of Lord Shiva.
Your Compassion, birthless and deathless.
O Mother, Infinity You are,
Immortality You are.
Composed on 1983
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Consciousness-Sky’ songbook
3. Chaowa Paowar Kanna Hasi
Chaowa paowar kanna hasi
Kothai gela teme
Shanti dhara nimesh hara
Taito elo neme
Translation:
I do not know when the tears of desire
And the smiles of achievements
Have come to an end.
But I do know that
Because they have come to an end,
A sleepless flow of peace
Has descended from Above.
Composed on December 21st, 1979
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Journey’s Goal, Part 11a’ songbook
4. Chaowa Paowar Shesh Habena
Chaowa paowar shesh habena
Shesh habena
Amar lagi keha amar
Hat dharena
Translation:
There will be no end
To my desire-fulfilment-life.
No compassion-soul holds my hand
To satisfy me in my own way.
Composed on August 27th, 1978
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Bela Chale Jai’ 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
I Love Singing #268: Sri Chinmoy Songs sung by Purnakama
This week features four uplifting Sri Chinmoy Bengali and English songs from the ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ songbook. Over the years, Sri Chinmoy composed music filled with aspiration and gratitude, creating heartfelt melodies that gently illuminate his spiritual path. Because of their simplicity and warmth, the songs continue to speak directly to the inner heart. Additionally, they offer listeners a peaceful doorway into his meditative world.
The performances this week come from his disciple Purnakama, whose sincere and gentle voice brings out the devotional sweetness in every line. Through her recordings, it becomes easy to settle into a calm, meditative mood and appreciate the purity of the music. As a result, whether you choose to sing along or simply listen quietly, these Sri Chinmoy Bengali and English songs can add a soft, elevating joy to your week.
Below are the six songs featured in this week’s selection:
Songs
- Eso Eso Baso Baso Amar Hiyar Bagane
- O, Come, Come
- Dayamayi Daya Kare Jeona Aji
- O Mother of Compassion
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. Eso Eso Baso Baso Amar Hiyar Bagane
Eso eso baso baso
Amar hiyar bagane
Translation:
O, come, come,
Sit down in my heart-garden.
Composed on June 8, 1996
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ songbook
2. O, Come, Come
O, come, come,
Sit down in my heart-garden.
Composed on June 8, 1996
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ songbook
3. Dayamayi Daya Kare Jeona Aji
Dayamayi daya kare jeona aji
Translation:
O Mother of Compassion.
Do not leave me today.
Composed on June 8, 1996
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ songbook
4. O Mother of Compassion
O Mother of Compassion.
Do not leave me today.
Composed on June 8, 1996
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ 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
O My Heart #36: Sri Chinmoy Songs sung by Tanima
Welcome to this series sharing four 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
- Chalo… Kathati Na Kabhu Balo Sudur
- Chanchala Man Dure Rakhi
- Chalbo Ami Parama Pita
- Chalo Jai Chalo Jai Chalo Jai
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. Chalo… Kathati Na Kabhu Balo Sudur
Chalo chalo chalo chalo
Kathati na kabhu balo
Sudur desher udar madhur
Sangit suru halo
Jyoti saranir shankha
Nashibe malin panka
Param kanti charam shanti
Phule phale dekha dilo
Rupantarer dak shune aj
Dyulok bhulok abhinna haye gelo
Composed on April, 1983
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Journey’s Ecstasy’ songbook
2. Chanchala Man Dure Rakhi
Chanchala man dure rakhi
Chanchala mor man
Translation:
I keep aside my restless mind;
Always I keep it aside.
Composed on 1977
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Journey’s Goal, Part 10a’ songbook
3. Chalbo Ami Parama Pita
Chalbo ami parama pita tomari sathe
Samarpaner giti geye dibasa rate
Translation:
O my Beloved Father Supreme,
Singing the song of my constant self-offering,
All day and night
I shall walk along with You.
Composed on January 26, 1978
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Journey’s Goal, Part 9b’ songbook
4. Chalo Jai Chalo Jai Chalo Jai
Chalo jai chalo jai chalo jai
Hetha nai hetha nai hetha nai
Asha hasi aradhana prema sudha
Aloker asimer puta khudha
Chalo jai chalo jai chalo jai
Hetha nai hetha nai hetha nai
Amader bidhatar tari banshi
Achhe shudhu bhul giri rashi rashi
Nahi pabo hetha kabhu jaha chai
Translation:
Let us go.
Here there is no hope, there is no smile,
no adoration,
No divine love, no nectar, no hallowed
hunger for the Light of the Infinite.
Let us go, let us go.
Here there is no boat, no flute of our
Supreme Lord.
Here there is only a chain of falsehood
mountains.
Whatever you want, you shall never get it here.
Let us go, let us go.
Composed on December 17, 1972
– 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
I Love Singing #267: Sri Chinmoy Songs sung by Purnakama
This week features four uplifting Sri Chinmoy Bengali and English songs from the ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ songbook. Over the years, Sri Chinmoy composed music filled with aspiration and gratitude, creating heartfelt melodies that gently illuminate his spiritual path. Because of their simplicity and warmth, the songs continue to speak directly to the inner heart. Additionally, they offer listeners a peaceful doorway into his meditative world.
The performances this week come from his disciple Purnakama, whose sincere and gentle voice brings out the devotional sweetness in every line. Through her recordings, it becomes easy to settle into a calm, meditative mood and appreciate the purity of the music. As a result, whether you choose to sing along or simply listen quietly, these Sri Chinmoy Bengali and English songs can add a soft, elevating joy to your week.
Below are the six songs featured in this week’s selection:
Songs
- Jukta Hale Mukta Habo
- Liberated We Shall Be
- Nahi Jani Kahar Lagi
- I Know Not For Whom I Cry
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. Jukta Hale Mukta Habo
Jukta hale mukta habo
Satya e je maha satya
Translation:
Liberated we shall be
If we are united.
This truth is the Truth supreme.
Composed on August 10th, 1989
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ songbook
2. Liberated We Shall Be
Liberated we shall be
If we are united.
This truth is the Truth supreme.
Composed on August 11th, 1989
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ songbook
3. Nahi Jani Kahar Lagi
Nahi jani kahar lagi
Kandi ami kahar lagi hasi
Translation:
I know not for whom I cry,
For whom I smile.
Composed on August 11th, 1989
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ songbook
4. I Know Not For Whom I Cry
I know not for whom I cry
For whom I smile.
Composed on August 11th, 1989
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ 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
O My Heart #35: Sri Chinmoy Songs sung by Tanima
Welcome to this series sharing four 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
- Chahina Chahina Sukher Prashade Hasite
- Chal….. Hriday Gahane Chal Moder Lagiya
- Chal Sapta Rishir Dal
- Chal… Katha Bal Katha Bal Dure Phele
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. Chahina Chahina Sukher Prashade Hasite
Chahina chahina sukher prasade hasite
Chahina chahina dukher kuthire kandite
Chahi shudhu ami shanti sagare thakite
Composed on May 1st, 1977
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Journey’s Goal, Part 2’ songbook
2. Chal….. Hriday Gahane Chal Moder Lagiya
Chal chal chal chal chal chal
Hriday gahane chal
Moder lagiya phutiya reyeche
Amarar shatadal
Composed on January 5th, 1999
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Kalpana Rath — Imagination Chariot’ songbook
3. Chal Sapta Rishir Dal
Chal chal chal sapta rishir dal
Chal chal chal chalre o bhai chal
Chal chal chal chalre o bon chal
Andhar guhai alor khulai
Amra prabhur bishwa premer bal
Chal chal chal
Agyanatar moher karar halo aji abasan
Ananda paramananda satyer purnata sandhan
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Freedom-Heights, part 1’ songbook
4. Chal… Katha Bal Katha Bal Dure Phele
Chal chal chal chal
Katha bal katha bal
Dure phele rakh ghum
Maha ananda dhum
Habe bidhatar joy
Mora chira nirbhoy
Composed on May 1st, 1977
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Journey’s Goal, Part 4’ 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
I Love Singing #266: Sri Chinmoy Songs sung by Purnakama
This week features four uplifting Sri Chinmoy Bengali and English songs from the ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ songbook. Over the years, Sri Chinmoy composed music filled with aspiration and gratitude, creating heartfelt melodies that gently illuminate his spiritual path. Because of their simplicity and warmth, the songs continue to speak directly to the inner heart. Additionally, they offer listeners a peaceful doorway into his meditative world.
The performances this week come from his disciple Purnakama, whose sincere and gentle voice brings out the devotional sweetness in every line. Through her recordings, it becomes easy to settle into a calm, meditative mood and appreciate the purity of the music. As a result, whether you choose to sing along or simply listen quietly, these Sri Chinmoy Bengali and English songs can add a soft, elevating joy to your week.
Below are the six songs featured in this week’s selection:
Songs
- Amar Pita Bishwa Pita
- My Father Is the World Father
- Atmatyagi Hate Habe
- To Please My Lord I Must Offer Myself
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. Amar Pita Bishwa Pita
Amar pita bishwa pita
Amar mata bishwa mata
Ei kathati jani ami jani
Translation:
My father is the World-Father.
My mother is the World-Mother.
This truth I know.
Composed on August 10th, 1989
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ songbook
2. My Father Is the World Father
My Father is the World Father.
My Mother is the World Mother.
This truth I know.
Composed on August 10th, 1989
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ songbook
3. Atmatyagi Hate Habe
Atma tyagi hate habe
Prabhur tripti lagi
Translation:
To please my Lord,
I must offer myself entirely.
Composed on August 10th, 1989
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ songbook
4. To Please My Lord I Must Offer Myself
To please my Lord,
I must offer myself
Entirely.
Composed on August 10th, 1989
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ 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
O My Heart #34: Sri Chinmoy Songs sung by Tanima
Welcome to this series sharing four 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.
Songs
- Borobudurer Bhiti Stapan
- Brahma Vishnu Shib
- Chahi Kichu Sabar Kache
- Chahina Jiban Chahina Maran
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. Borobudurer Bhiti Stapan
Borobudurer bhiti stapan
Buddha deber kripar plaban
Moitri dipti shanti tripti
Nai hetha nai nishar supti
Composed on Dec. 24th, 1987
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Japan: The Morning Sun of the World’ songbook
2. Brahma Vishnu Shib
Brahma, Vishnu, Shib
Ami achetan jib
Durga, Kamala, Kali
Kothai arghya thali
Kartik, Ganapati
Dao more dhrira mati
Translation:
Brahma, Vishnu, Shib!
An unconscious creatue am I.
Durga, Kamala, Kali!
Where is my aspiration-dedication-bowl?
Kartik, Ganapati!
Do surcharge my mind with firm determination.
Composed on Aug. 27th, 1978
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Bela Chale Jai’ songbook
3. Chahi Kichu Sabar Kache
Chahi kichu sabar kache chahi kichu
Taito kari sabar paye mata nichu
Translation:
I desire something
From everybody, I desire.
Therefore, I bow my head
At the feet of all and sundry.
Composed on Aug. 27th, 1978
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Bela Chale Jai’ songbook
4. Chahina Jiban Chahina Maran
Chahina jiban chahina maran
Chahi shudhu taba abhoy charan
Chahi shudhu mama hiya krandan
Tomar ichchha hauk puran
Translation:
I do not want life.
I do not want death.
I want to have only Your Feet
That destroy all my fear.
I want to have a crying heart.
May Your Will always be fulfilled.
Composed on Fall, 1980
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Journey’s Goal, Part 12b’ 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
O My Heart #33: Sri Chinmoy Songs sung by Tanima
Welcome to this series sharing four 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
- Bidai Bela Hiyar Khela
- Biraher Giti Barai Madhur Jani Biraher Giti
- Bidhata Tomai Karechhe Baran
- Biraher Giti Geye Chira Birahere Peyechi
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. Bidai Bela Hiyar Khela
Bidai bela hiyar khela
Ebar suru habe
Premer nishan urbe aji
Bandhan hara nabhe
Rabi shashi amar chetan
Asimatar gopan ratan
Bishwa prabhur charana khani
Dur amarar ashish bani
Mukti plaban sudha niloy
Jukta moder bhabe
Translation:
It is farewell-time.
The play of the heart will now begin.
The banner of Divine Love will fly today
In the boundless sky.
The sun, the moon,
The deathless consciousness,
Infinity’s secret wealth,
The World-Lord’s very Feet,
Far Heaven’s Blessing-Message,
The flood of liberation,
The Abode of Divine Nectar,
All will be united in the heart of our world.
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Garden of Love-Light, part 1’ songbook
2. Biraher Giti Barai Madhur Jani Biraher Giti
Biraher giti barai madhur jani biraher giti
Biraha ante labhibe jiban nabin ushar priti
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Kalpana Rath — Imagination Chariot’ songbook
3. Bidhata Tomai Karechhe Baran
Bidhata tomai karechhe baran
Tai nai bandhan
Dhara adharai tumi mahajan
Ami heya abhajan
Translation:
The Lord Supreme has accepted you
As His very own.
Therefore, on earth and in Heaven
You are great, very great.
But I am a man of no consequence
Because God has not accepted me.
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Seventy Rosebuds’ songbook
4. Biraher Giti Geye Chira Birahere Peyechi
Biraher giti geye
Chira birahere peyechhi
Milaner hasi hese
Chira milanere bendechhi
Swapane swarup dekhe
Swarupere bhalobesechhi
Bastabe ami din Mor dinatare henechhi
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Journey’s Goal, Part 4’ 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
O My Heart #32: Sri Chinmoy Songs sung by Tanima
Welcome to this series sharing four 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
- Bhuler Anta Nai Je Amar
- Bhulite Diyona Prabhu
- Bhulite Diyona Tomar Charan
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. Bhuler Anta Nai Je Amar
Bhuler anta nai je amar
Bhuler anta nai
Mithya dainya kuruper glani
Sabiy je ami chai
Asim kripai tabu tumi more
Nirabadhi basa bhalo
Hutashan jwele antare mor
Tumiy ghuchabe kalo
Translation:
There is no end to my mistakes,
No end to falsehood,
Destitute in darkness and disgrace
I am totally lost.
Yet Your boundless Compassion
still loves me.
It burns the flame of aspiration
And wants to illumine my agelong darkness.
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Pole-Star Promise-Light, Part 4’ songbook
2. Bhulite Diyona Prabhu
Bhulite diyona prabhu
Jadi ami bhule jai kabhu
Tibra bedane jagabe amai
Bhulite diyona kabhu
Bedanar tape jadi bhule jai
Maraner ghum jadi kabhu pai
Amar parashe jagabe amai
Bhulite diyona kabhu
Smarane manane thakio amar
Chahibar mato nahi kichhu ar
Shesh anurodh janabo tomare tabu
Bhulite diyona prabhu
Translation:
Lord, allow me not to forget You.
If ever I forget You,
Do torture my heart ruthlessly.
If excruciating pangs shall compel me
To forget You,
Do awaken me with Your infinite Compassion.
My Lord,
If ever the sleep of death attacks me,
Do come and protect me.
Do remain inside my sleeping heart.
I have not asked You for anything
Meaningful and fruitful.
Do allow me not to forget You.
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Illumination-Song and Liberation-Dance, Part 1’ songbook
3. Bhulite Diyona Tomar Charan
Bhulite diyona tomar charan
Bhulite diyona tomar nayan
Bhulite diyona tomar bachan
Bhulite diyona tomar swapan
Amar jibane amar marane
Ogo mor prananath
Laho laho pranipat
Bhulite diyone bhulite diyona bhulite diyona
Translation:
My Lord Absolute Supreme,
Do not allow me to forget Your Feet.
Do not allow me to forget Your Eye.
Do not allow me to forget Your Message.
Do not allow me to forget Your Dream.
In my life and in my death,
O Lord of my heart,
Do accept my prayerful obeisance.
My Lord, do not allow me to forget You.
Do not allow me to forget You, do not.
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘One Thousand Lotus Petals, Part 1’ songbook
For more of Sri Chinmoy’s published songs, visit the official website: www.srichinmoysongs.com.
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