Śaraṇāgati (Surrendered to the Lord’s Shelter)
Śaraṇāgati (Surrendered to the Lord’s Shelter) was written by Bhaktivinoda Ṭhākura in 1893. This songbook contains 50 songs detailing the six symptoms of surrender unto the lotus feet of Śrī Kṛṣṇa.
You can listen to all 50 songs sung by devotees of Shri Chaitanya Saraswata Matha here.
(translated by Daśaratha-suta Dāsa)
Introductory Song
First Principle of Surrender: Dainya – Humility
Second Principle of Surrender: Ātma Nivedana – Dedication of the Self
Song 1: nā koroluṅ karama geyāna nāhi bhelo
Song 2: prāneśwar! kohobuṅ ki sarama ki bāt
Song 3: mānasa deho geho jo kichu mor
Song 4: ahaṁ mama-śabda-arthe jāhā kichu hoy
Song 5: āmāra bolite prabhu āre kichu nāi
Song 6: bastutaḥ sakali tava jīva keho no
Song 7: nivedana kori prabhu tomāra caraṇe
Song 8: ātma-nivedana tuwā pade kori
Third Principle of Surrender: Goptṛtve-Varaṇa – Acceptance of the Lord as One’s Sole Maintainer
Fourth Principle of Surrender: Avaśya Rakṣibe Kṛṣṇa Viśvāsa Pālana – Faith in Kṛṣṇa as Protector
Fifth Principle of Surrender: Bhakti-Pratikūla-Bhāva Varjanāṅgīkāra – Renunciation of Conduct Unfavorable to Pure Devotion
Sixth Principle of Surrender: Svīkara – Acceptance of Activities Favorable to Pure Devotion
Seventh Principle of Surrender: Bhajana Lālasā – Hankering for Divine Service
Song 1: prapañce poḍiyā, agati hoiyā
Song 2: arthera sañcaye, viṣaya-prayāse
Song 3: bhajane utsāha, bhaktite viśvāsa
Song 4: dāna, pratigraha, mitho gupta-kathā
Song 5: saṅga-doṣa-śūnya, dīkṣitādīkṣita
Song 6: nīra-dharma-gata, jāhnavī-salile
Song 7: vaiṣṇava ṭhākura, doyāra sāgara
Song 8: tomāre bhuliyā, avidyā-pīḍāya
Song 9: śrī-rūpa-gosāi, śrī-guru-rūpete
Song 10: boḍo kṛpā kori’, gauḍa-vana mājhe
Song 11: kṛpā-bindu diyā, koro’ ei dāse
Song 12: kabe mora sei din ha’be
Song 13: kabe tava karunā-prakāśe
Siddhi Lālasā – Hankering for Spiritual Perfection
Vijñapti – Spiritual Request & Śrī Nāma Māhātmya – The Glories of the Holy Name
On 18th August 2012, on the occasion of his Vyāsa Pūjā, Śrīla Bhakti Gaurava Narasiṅgha Mahārāja announced to the devotees that he had a strong desire to create a website called “Bhaktivinoda Institute” in honour of Śrīla Bhaktivinoda Ṭhākura and his teachings in order to preserve and propagate them. 
