Topic: Upalabdhi

Upalabdhi ('jīvana-samāpta-kāle kariba bhajana') of Kalyāṇa Kalpataru (‘The Desire Tree of Auspiciousness’) written by Bhaktivinoda Ṭhākura in 1880.

Upalabdhi ('cit-jaḍera dvaita jini kare sthāpana') of Kalyāṇa Kalpataru (‘The Desire Tree of Auspiciousness’) written by Bhaktivinoda Ṭhākura in 1880.

Upalabdhi ('apūrva vaiṣṇava-tattva ātmāra') of Kalyāṇa Kalpataru (‘The Desire Tree of Auspiciousness’) written by Bhaktivinoda Ṭhākura in 1880.

Beginning “ore mana bali śuna tattva-vivaraṇa”, this song is drawn from the Upalabdhi (Perception) division of Kalyāṇa Kalpataru (The Desire Tree of Auspiciousness) written by Bhaktivinoda Ṭhākura in 1880, which describes the manifestation of transcendental emotions experienced by a śuddha-bhakta.

Beginning “śarīrera sukhe mana deha jalāñjali”, this song is drawn from the Upalabdhi (Perception) division of Kalyāṇa Kalpataru (The Desire Tree of Auspiciousness) written by Bhaktivinoda Ṭhākura in 1880, which describes the manifestation of transcendental emotions experienced by a śuddha-bhakta.

Beginning “durlabha mānava-janma labhiyā saṁsāre”, this song is drawn from the Upalabdhi (Perception) division of Kalyāṇa Kalpataru (The Desire Tree of Auspiciousness) written by Bhaktivinoda Ṭhākura in 1880, which describes the manifestation of transcendental emotions experienced by a śuddha-bhakta.

Beginning “ore mana bhukti-mukti-spṛhā kara dūra”, this song is drawn from the Upalabdhi (Perception) division of Kalyāṇa Kalpataru (The Desire Tree of Auspiciousness) written by Bhaktivinoda Ṭhākura in 1880, which describes the manifestation of transcendental emotions experienced by a śuddha-bhakta.

Beginning “ore mana, bāḍibāra āśā kena kara”, this song is drawn from the Upalabdhi (Perception) division of Kalyāṇa Kalpataru (The Desire Tree of Auspiciousness) written by Bhaktivinoda Ṭhākura in 1880, which describes the manifestation of transcendental emotions experienced by a śuddha-bhakta.

Beginning “ore mana, bhāla nāhi lāge ei saṁsāra”, this song is drawn from the Upalabdhi (Perception) division of Kalyāṇa Kalpataru (The Desire Tree of Auspiciousness) written by Bhaktivinoda Ṭhākura in 1880, which describes the manifestation of transcendental emotions experienced by a śuddha-bhakta.

Beginning “ore mana kleśa-tāpa dekhi ye aśeṣa”, this song is drawn from the Upalabdhi (Perception) division of Kalyāṇa Kalpataru (The Desire Tree of Auspiciousness) written by Bhaktivinoda Ṭhākura in 1880, which describes the manifestation of transcendental emotions experienced by a śuddha-bhakta.