O My Heart #40: Sri Chinmoy Songs sung by Tanima

Posted on by Yatkara

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

  • Chup Chup Chup
  • Dakchhe More Anurage
  • Dake Amai Dake Dake Akash Dake Batas
  • Dao Dao Ananda Dao More Anandamoy

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:

Track1
Track2
Track3
Track4
Song Scores

 

Lyrics:

1. Chup Chup Chup

Chup chup chup chup chup chup
Hiyar majhe jwalichhe aji rupantarer dhup
Chup chup chup chup chup chup
Dyulok bhulok asim sasim mage amar rup

Translation:

Silence, silence, silence!
Inside my heart is burning today
The incense of transformation.
Silence, silence, silence!
Heaven and earth, the Infinite and the finite
Are begging for my Transcendental Form.

Composed on Before 1971
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Garden of Love-Light, part 1’ songbook


2. Dakchhe More Anurage

Dakchhe more anurage
Chirantaner pather sathi
Dhanya halo jiban mamo
Bhitar bahir premer bati

Translation:

To walk on Eternity’s road
My Eternity’s Friend is calling me,
With all His Compassion and Concern-Light.
Today, my entire life is blessed.
My inner world and my outer world
Have grown into love-flame-lights.

Composed on October 1st, 1980
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Journey’s Goal, Part 12a’ songbook


3. Dake Amai Dake Dake Akash Dake Batas

Dake amai dake
Dake akash dake batas dake shashi tara
Dake shyamal nibir kanan dake jharna dhara
Hasi dake ashru dake dake khina sur
Dake prabhat sandhya dake dakichhe dupur
Sabai khunje khelar sathi dake amai ai
Charidike ekiy dhwani bela baye jai

Translation:

The sky calls me.
The wind calls me.
The moon and the stars call me.
The green and dense groves call me.
The dance of the fountain calls me.
Smiles call me, tears call me.
A faint melody calls me.
The morn, noon and eve call me.
Everyone is searching for a playmate;
Everyone is calling me, “Come, come!”
One voice, one sound, all around.
Alas, the Boat of Time sails on.

Composed on Before 1971
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘One Thousand Lotus Petals, Part 1’ songbook


4. Dao Dao Ananda Dao More Anandamoy

Dao dao ananda dao more anandamoy
Hok hok agyan prane mor hok taba joy

Composed on May 1st, 1977
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Journey’s Goal, Part 5’ 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 #271: Sri Chinmoy Songs sung by Purnakama

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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

  • Bindu Ami Sindhu Habo
  • A Drop Am I
  • Param Prabhu Rag Karecho
  • My Lord Supreme, How Can I Believe?

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:

Track1
Track2
Track3
Track4
Song Scores

 

Lyrics:

1. Bindu Ami Sindhu Habo

Bindu ami sindhu habo
Tomar kripai achire

Translation:

A drop am I;
Ocean I shall become soon
By Your Grace.

Composed on June 8, 1996
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ songbook


2. A Drop Am I

A drop am I;
Ocean I shall become soon
By Your Grace.

Composed on June 8, 1996
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ songbook


3. Param Prabhu Rag Karecho

Param prabhu rag karecho
Keman kare kari bishwas

Translation:

My Lord Supreme,
How can I believe
That You are angry with me?

Composed on June 9, 1996
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ songbook


4. My Lord Supreme, How Can I Believe?

My Lord Supreme,
How can I believe
That You are angry with me?

Composed on June 9, 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 #39: Sri Chinmoy Songs sung by Tanima

Posted on by Yatkara

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

  • Chitta Aji Nritya Kare Bhatir Bajare
  • Chitta Dolai Diye Dola
  • Chitta Ranjan Ghose
  • Chokher Jale Pujle Tomai (2)

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:

Track1
Track2
Track3
Track4
Song Scores

 

Lyrics:

1. Chitta Aji Nritya Kare Bhatir Bajare

Chitta aji nritya kare bhatir bajare
Paran bhare dekhbo sethai bishwa rajare

Translation:

Today my heart is dancing in the market of Light.
I shall unreservedly see the King of creation.

Composed on December 15th, 1995
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘One Thousand Lotus Petals, Part 1’ songbook


2. Chitta Dolai Diye Dola

Chitta dolai diye dola
Eso duar achhe khola
Eso eso jyotir rathe
Phul bichana puta pathe
Karo amai atma bhola

Translation:

My heart-door is completely open.
O my sweet Lord Supreme,
Come and enjoy Your Ecstasy’s Dream     
On my heart-swing.
Do come driving Your Light-flooded Chariot,
On the flower-decorated purity-road.
And the moment You come,
Do make me lose my division-self
And make me one with Your
     Infinity’s Immortality-Self.

Composed on 1982
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘One Thousand Lotus Petals, Part 1’ songbook


3. Chitta Ranjan Ghose

Chitta Ranjan Ghose
Chinmoy Kumar Ghose
Dui bhai dui deha ek antar
Paramer padatale tara chiratar

Composed on July 11th, 1998
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Family Songs’ songbook


4. Chokher Jale Pujle Tomai (2)

Chokher jale pujle tomai
Baste pari charan tale
Ashish kripa shanti shudha
Jhare takhan pale pale

Translation:

When I worship you with my tears,
Then only You allow me to sit at Your Feet.
Your Blessing-Compassion, Your Peace
And Your Nectar ceaselessly descend.

Composed on December 13th, 1979
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Journey’s Goal, Part 11a’ 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 #270: Sri Chinmoy Songs sung by Purnakama

Posted on by Yatkara

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

  • Parameshwari
  • Mother Supreme
  • Jiban Amar Saphal Habe
  • My Life Shall Be Fulfilled

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:

Track1
Track2
Track3
Track4
Song Scores

 

Lyrics:

1. Parameshwari

Parameshwari parameshwari
Bhakti mukti dao amare

Translation:

Mother Supreme,
Devotion, liberation,
Give me, give me.

Composed on June 8, 1996
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ songbook


2. Mother Supreme

Mother Supreme,
Devotion, liberation,
Give me, give me.

Composed on June 8, 1996
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ songbook


3. Jiban Amar Saphal Habe

Jiban amar saphal habe
Pele kebal tomar pada dhuli

Translation:

My life shall be fulfilled
Only if it receives
The dust of Your Feet.

Composed on June 8, 1996
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Your Face Is My Dream’ songbook


4. My Life Shall Be Fulfilled

My life shall be fulfilled
Only if it receives
The dust of Your Feet.

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 #38: Sri Chinmoy Songs sung by Tanima

Posted on by Yatkara

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

  • Charan Pheligo Jiban Chhande
  • Charan Tale Asan Pele (1)
  • Cheyechhilam Kabi Hate
  • Chinta Sagare Dubi Ar Mari Tabu Je

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:

Track1
Track2
Track3
Track4
Song Scores

 

Lyrics:

1. Charan Pheligo Jiban Chhande

Charan pheligo jiban chhande
Nachiya uthichhe pran
Jagater dhuli mahiyan kari
Swarge karigo mlan
Prabhur kripai ananda sathi
Ananta abhijan

Translation:

I am walking along the road of ecstasy.
My life has grown into
The delight of Cosmic Dance.
I have transformed
Even the meaningless dust of earth
Into the heights of God-Glory.
Behold! Heaven’s Beauty and Light
Are no match for my achievements
Sweetly here on earth.
My eternity’s companion
Is my Lord’s Existence-Delight.

Composed on April 12th, 1976
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘One Thousand Lotus Petals, Part 1’ songbook


2. Charan Tale Asan Pele (1)

Charan tale asan pele
Kichui ami chahibona
Rahibo cheye tomar pane
Ar kabhu ma kandibona

Translation:

Out of Your infinite Compassion
If you allow me to sit at Your Feet
Then I shall not ask for anything else
In this lifetime,
And my heart’s pangs
Will cease once and for all.

Composed on May 12th, 1976
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Illumination-Song and Liberation-Dance, Part 7’ songbook


3. Cheyechhilam Kabi Hate

Cheyechhilam kabi hate
Karle amai rishi kabi
Cheyechhilam jogi hate
Karle amai abatar
Cheyechhilam bhera hate
Karle amai singharaj
Cheyechhilam pada dhuli
Dile amai tomar mala
Tomar mukut tomar singhasan

Translation:

I wanted to become just a poet,
But You have made me a Seer-Poet.
I wanted to become a Yogi,
But You have made me an Avatar.
I wanted to become Your lamb,
But You have made me Your lion-king.
I desired the dust of Your Feet,
But You gave me Your Victory-Garland,
Your Crown and Your Throne.

Composed on January 5th, 1999
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Kalpana Rath — Imagination Chariot’ songbook


4. Chinta Sagare Dubi Ar Mari Tabu Je

Chinta sagare dubi ar mari
Tabu je tomai nahi ami smari

– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Journey’s Goal, Part 10b’ 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