Pudami Obata Adara Saminda
පුදමි ඔබට ආදර සමිඳෙ ගී පද
පුදමි ඔබට ආදර සමිඳෙ මා සතු සැම දේ
බාර ගන්න තිළින ලෙසින් ඒ සියලුම දේ
මගේ සිතත් මගේ කයත් සිතන පතන දේ
බාර ගන්න තිළින ලෙසින් ඒ සියලුම දේ
දුබල මගේ මෙමුලු දිවිය පඬුරක් ලෙසිනේ
පුදමි ඔබට බාර ගන්න තිළිණයක් ලෙසිනේPudami Obata Adara Saminda Lyrics Singlish
Pudami obata aadara samide maa sathu sama de
Baara ganna thilina lesin e siyaluma de
Mage sithath mage kayath sithana pathana de
Baara ganna thilina lesin e siyaluma de
Dubala mage memulu diwiya pandurak lesine
Pudami obata baara ganna thilinayak lesinePudami Obata Adara Saminda (පුදමි ඔබට ආදර සමිඳෙ) is a Sinhala song sung by Rev. Fr Anthony Hemantha Peris. This page presents the Pudami Obata Adara Saminda lyrics in Sinhala script (පුදමි ඔබට ආදර සමිඳෙ ගී පද), an English transliteration (Singlish) for sing-along, an English translation, and an explanation of the song's meaning.
| SONG | Pudami Obata Adara Saminda |
|---|---|
| SINGER | Rev. Fr Anthony Hemantha Peris |
| GENRE | Hymn |
| CATEGORY | Christian Devotional |
| VIEWS | 0 |
| UPDATED |
Pudami Obata Adara Saminda Lyrics English Translation
I offer to you, beloved Lord, all that is mine,
receive it as a gift, every one of these things
my mind, my body, all that I think and wish for,
receive it as a gift, every one of these things
my weak and whole life, like an offering,
I offer to you, receive it as a gift
Translation provided by the Lyrics LK editorial team. Translations are interpretive and may not capture every nuance of the original Sinhala text.
Pudami Obata Adara Saminda Song Meaning and Interpretation
This is a short and complete hymn of self-offering, the kind of prayer that holds nothing back. It has no complicated argument and no long story; it simply lays everything the singer possesses before God and asks him to take it. “I offer to you, beloved Lord, all that is mine,” it begins, and the word “all” is the heart of it, “receive it as a gift, every one of these things.”
What follows is a careful, deliberate inventory of the whole self. “My mind, my body, all that I think and wish for”, the inner life of thought and desire and the outer life of the body, both are handed over. Nothing is kept back as too private or too ordinary to give. This echoes the New Testament call to offer one’s whole self to God as a “living sacrifice.”
The final lines add a note of humility that makes the offering all the more sincere. The singer does not present his life as something grand or worthy; he calls it “my weak and whole life,” and offers even that weakness “like an offering,” asking God to “receive it as a gift.” What the listener is left with is the pure simplicity of surrender, a person placing mind, body, thoughts, desires and their whole frail life into God’s hands, and trusting that he will gladly receive even a humble gift given with love.
Interpretation by the Lyrics LK editorial team. This reflects our understanding of the song and may differ from the artist's intended meaning.