Charni Theviyala - Jodoniya Kar

The opening lines depict the ultimate act of Sharanagati (total surrender). By placing the head at the feet of the Guru, the devotee discards their ego.

It is a staple of the Shirdi Sai Baba morning Aarti , setting a tone of peace and humility for the day. Jodoniya Kar Charni Theviyala

The poem reflects Tukaram’s signature style—simple, direct, and emotionally raw. It emphasizes that God cares more for the sincerity of the heart than the sophistication of the ritual. Jodoniya Kar1 - Sai.org.in The opening lines depict the ultimate act of

Whether I have true faith or not, I have come to your abode. Look upon me with your eyes of compassion, O King of Gurus. Tuka mhane deva mazhi vedi vakudi Tukaram says, "O God, my prayer is clumsy and imperfect..." Name bhavpash haati apulya todi Look upon me with your eyes of compassion, O King of Gurus

Tukaram expresses a deep desire to remain perpetually at the Guru's feet ( Akhandit asave aise vatate payi ). He asks for just a "little space" ( thav thodasa dei ), suggesting that even the smallest connection to the divine is enough for salvation.

"Jodoniya Kar Charni Theviyala" is a deeply spiritual Marathi (morning hymn) written by the revered saint-poet Sant Tukaram . It is famously sung during the early morning rituals ( Kakad Aarti ) at the Shirdi Sai Baba Temple to awaken the deity with devotion. Core Meaning and Philosophy