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Embroidered artwork for Aamhi Jato Aamchya Gava — Abhanga de Sant Tukaram: Embroidered Om symbol above a brass diya, marigolds and a temple spire at sunrise

Aamhi Jato Aamchya Gava — Abhanga de Sant Tukaram

Aamhi Jato Aamchya Gava — Abhanga de Sant Tukaram

El conmovedor e inmortal himno de despedida de Sant Tukaram en el momento de su partida celestial hacia Vaikuntha. Dando su último 'Ram-Ram' a sus hermanos en la fe, anuncia que regresa a su verdadero hogar eterno (Nijadham).

Versos

Āmhī Yāto Āpulyā Gāṃvā Āmuchā Rāma Rāma Ghyāvā
Amhi jato apulya gamva, amucha rama rama ghyava

Verso 1

Tumachī Āmachī Hechi Bheṭi Yethuniyāṃ Tuṭalī Gāṃṭhī
Tumachi amachi hechi bheti, yethuniyam tutali ganthi

Verso 2

Ātāṃ Yeṇe Nāhī Yāṇeṃ Niyadhāmāsī Prayāṇa
Atam yene nahi janem, nijadhamasi prayana

Verso 3

Tukā Mhaṇe Bhāra Devā Āmhī Keval̤a Āyñā Pāl̤āvā
Tuka mhane bhara deva, amhi kevala ajna palava

Verso 4

Worship Guidelines & Chanting Benefits (Phalashruti)

Auspicious Day

A diario o en días sagrados lunares (Ekadashi, Purnima)

Best Time (Muhurta)

Brahma Muhurta (4:00 AM – 6:00 AM) o atardecer

Sacred Offerings

Lámpara de ghee, incienso, flores frescas y ofrenda de agua

Spiritual Benefits (Phalashruti)
  • Paz mental, elevación espiritual y armonía en el hogar

Contexto

Según la tradición, Tukaram no murió de forma corriente, sino que ascendió corporalmente a Vaikuntha en una nave divina desde las orillas del Indrayani.

Sobre este Texto

Compuesto por: Sant Tukaram · Medieval Warkari Poet-Saint · 17th century, Maharashtra

A householder-saint of the Warkari tradition from Dehu, Maharashtra, who composed thousands of Abhangas (devotional verses) to Vitthal in plain, direct Marathi, often reflecting on his own hardships, doubts, and everyday struggles as a grain merchant.

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Tukaram Beej Celebration

Every year on Tukaram Beej, pilgrims gather at the holy town of Dehu to commemorate the singing of this farewell abhanga.

Ram-Ram as Sacred Farewell

In Marathi culture, 'Ram-Ram' is both a greeting and a sacred parting blessing, dedicating the encounter to God.

Dissolution of Earthly Bonds (Kathi)

Verse 2 speaks of the snapping of the earthly knot (tutali ganthi), celebrating the absolute liberation of the soul from karmic entanglements.

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