The words are all simple.
You already know 50% of the words.
And those who live in my Ashram know even more.
Jīva, for example—everyone knows it means a living being, like Ātma.
Tava — your.
Mama — my.
Aham — I.
Śānti — peace.
Rājyam — kingdom.
Hṛdaya — heart.
Nāma — name.
Prema — love...
Or, for example, how is Prāṇa translated? Everyone certainly knows that already.
Very simple words.
And even these song-mantras continue to teach you something

Sanskrit in particular. I tried to translate them so that the translation would correspond to the Sanskrit.
For example:
Tava dṛṣṭiḥ śānti-varṣiṇī,
Your gaze pours forth peace.
That is, the translation is word-for-word.
Sung by: Sergey Veretennikov.
SECOND SONG
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O-o-om…
He Deva…
O God…
He Nātha…
O Lord…
Tava dṛṣṭiḥ śānti-varṣiṇī,
Your gaze pours forth peace.
Tava vāṇī amṛta-vāhinī.
Your voice carries nectar.
Mama cittaṃ tvāṃ vicintayati,
My consciousness contemplates You.
Mama prāṇaḥ tvām abhilaṣati.
My life force longs for You.
He Deva, māṃ pālaya…
O God, protect me…
He Nātha, māṃ dhāraya…
O Lord, support me…
Tava preme majjāmi aham…
I dissolve in Your love…
Tava kṛpāyāṃ jīvāmi aham…
I live in Your grace…
He Deva, māṃ pālaya…
O God, protect me…
He Nātha, māṃ dhāraya…
O Lord, support me…
Tava preme majjāmi aham…
I dissolve in Your love…
Tava kṛpāyāṃ jīvāmi aham…
I live in Your grace…
Dūraṃ yāti sarva-duḥkham,
All suffering departs:
Tava nāma dadāti sukham.
Your name bestows happiness.
Hṛdaya-puṣpaṃ te dadāmi,
I offer You the flower of my heart:
Prema-dīpena tvām arcayāmi.
With the lamp of love, I perform Puja to You.
He Deva, māṃ pālaya…
O God, protect me…
He Nātha, māṃ dhāraya…
O Lord, support me…
Tava preme majjāmi aham…
I dissolve in Your love…
Tava kṛpāyāṃ jīvāmi aham…
I live in Your grace…
He Deva, māṃ pālaya…
O God, protect me…
He Nātha, māṃ dhāraya…
O Lord, support me…
Tava preme majjāmi aham…
I dissolve in Your love…
Tava kṛpāyāṃ jīvāmi aham…
I live in Your grace…
Na me rājyam, na me vittam,
I need neither a kingdom nor wealth.
Tava prema mama śaraṇam.
Your love is my refuge.
Janmani janmani tava sevā,
From birth to birth—to serve You:
Eṣa eva mama saṅkalpaḥ.
This is my vow.
He Deva, māṃ pālaya…
O God, protect me…
He Nātha, māṃ dhāraya…
O Lord, support me…
Tava preme majjāmi aham…
I dissolve in Your love…
Tava kṛpāyāṃ jīvāmi aham…
I live in Your grace…
He Deva, māṃ pālaya…
O God, protect me…
He Nātha, māṃ dhāraya…
O Lord, support me…
Tava preme majjāmi aham…
I dissolve in Your love…
Tava kṛpāyāṃ jīvāmi aham…
I live in Your grace…
He Deva, māṃ pālaya…
O God, protect me…
He Nātha, māṃ dhāraya…
O Lord, support me…
Tava preme majjāmi aham…
I dissolve in Your love…
Tava kṛpāyāṃ jīvāmi aham…
I live in Your grace…
He Deva…
O God…
He Nātha…
O Lord…
Māṃ pālaya…
Protect me…
Māṃ dhāraya…
Support me…
O-o-om…
O-o-om…
Author of the song and verses: Sergey Veretennikov
Literary translation:
O God…
O Lord…
Your gaze sends down peace,
Your speech flows like nectar.
All my thoughts are turned to You,
My whole life reaches toward You.
O God, protect me…
O Lord, support me…
In Your love I dissolve,
By Your grace I live…
O God, protect me…
O Lord, support me…
In Your love I dissolve,
By Your grace I live…
All suffering goes away
When Your holy name resounds.
All I have is merely the flower of my heart,
Which I offer You in the Puja of my love.
O God, protect me…
O Lord, support me…
In Your love I dissolve,
By Your grace I live…
O God, protect me…
O Lord, support me…
In Your love I dissolve,
By Your grace I live…
I need neither kingdom nor wealth—
Your love has become my refuge.
To serve You from birth to birth—
This is my eternal vow.
O God, protect me…
O Lord, support me…
In Your love I dissolve,
By Your grace I live…
O God, protect me…
O Lord, support me…
In Your love I dissolve,
By Your grace I live…
O God, protect me…
O Lord, support me…
In Your love I dissolve,
By Your grace I live…
O God…
O Lord…
Protect me…
Support me…
O-o-om…
This song is the soul’s quiet appeal to God. In it, a person seems to enter a realm of divine light, where suffering disappears, the heart grows calm, and only love remains.
He brings just one flower to the Puja—the flower of his heart (the only thing he considers his own; not money, power, strength, a sea of roses, or thousands of incense sticks...), lights the inner lamp of devotion, and asks for only one thing—to be near, never to be abandoned, and to be guided through all births, allowing him to serve Him without ever forgetting Him. Thus, the only thing he considers his own—the flower of his heart—is what he offers to his Lord.
This song-mantra by Sergey Veretennikov is about a soul that has found its true refuge in Divine love.
Very soon, a new song by Sergey Veretennikov will appear at Mahapurna School:
He Deva, He Nātha
This song is the soul’s quiet appeal to God. In it, a person seems to enter a realm of divine light, where suffering disappears, the heart grows calm, and only love remains.
He brings just one flower to the Puja—the flower of his heart (the only thing he considers his own; not money, power, strength, a sea of roses, or thousands of incense sticks...), lights the inner lamp of devotion, and asks for only one thing—to be near, never to be abandoned, and to be guided through all births, allowing him to serve Him without ever forgetting Him. Thus, the only thing he considers his own—the flower of his heart—is what he offers to his Lord.
This song-mantra by Sergey Veretennikov is about a soul that has found its true refuge in Divine love.