Adore – English Lyrics

• By: WILLOW, Jahnavi Harrison
• Album: R I S E

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the serene soundscape of "Adore" by WILLOW and Jahnavi Harrison, a beautiful blend of English and Sanskrit that encourages spiritual exploration. Through its angelic harmonies and devotional mantras from the Bhagavad Gita, you can learn expressions of peace and reverence, and gain insight into the teachings of Bhakti-yoga. This song offers a unique opportunity to connect with profound spiritual concepts and expand your linguistic and cultural horizons in a truly captivating way.

[English]

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♪ TO ADORE YOU IS A DOOR INTO MYSELF ♪

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♪ TO ADORE YOU ♪

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♪ TO ADORE YOU IS A DOOR INTO WHAT HELPS ♪

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♪ TO ADORE YOU ♪

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♪ TESHAAM SATATA YUKTAANAAM ♪

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♪ BHAJATAAM PREETI POORVAKAM ♪

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♪ DADAAMI BUDDHI YOGAM TAM ♪

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♪ YENA MAAM UPAYAANTI TE ♪

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♪ TO ADORE YOU IS A DOOR INTO MYSELF ♪

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♪ TO ADORE YOU ♪

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♪ TO ADORE YOU IS A DOOR INTO WHAT HELPS ♪

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♪ TO ADORE YOU ♪

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
adore /əˈdɔːr/ (American/UK) B2	verb - to regard with deep, often rapturous love
door /dɔːr/ (American/UK) A2	noun - a movable barrier for opening and closing an entrance
myself /maɪˈsɛlf/ B1	pronoun - reflexive form of I, emphasizing the subject
you /juː/ A1	pronoun - the person being addressed
help /hɛlp/ A2	noun - assistance or support verb - to assist or aid someone
peoples /ˈpiːpəlz/ C1	noun - groups of humans sharing a common culture or ethnicity
bhajataam /bʱʌdʒɐˈtɑːm/ (Romanized Sanskrit) C2	verb - to worship or revere (from Sanskrit)
preti /preˈti/ C2	noun - love, affection (from Sanskrit/Pali origin)
poorvakam /purːʌˈkəm/ (Romanized Sanskrit/Pali) C2	adverb - previously, formerly
buddhi /bʊdːʱi/ C2	noun - intelligence, wisdom
yogam /joːgəm/ C2	noun - yoga, union (from Sanskrit)
tam /tæm/ (Romanized Sanskrit) C2	noun - that, which

Key Grammar Structures

• TO ADORE YOU IS A DOOR INTO MYSELF

  ➔ Present Simple + 'is' for equivalence

  ➔ The structure 'To adore you is a door' uses 'is' to equate 'adoring you' with 'a door into myself.'

• TESHAAM SATATA YUKTAANAAM

  ➔ Sanskrit declension (dative case)

  ➔ The phrase is in Sanskrit, using the dative case to indicate 'to whom' or 'for whom.'

• DADAAMI BUDDHI YOGAM TAM

  ➔ Sanskrit verb conjugation (active voice)

  ➔ The verb 'dadaami' is conjugated in the active voice, meaning 'I give.'

• YENA MAAM UPAYAANTI TE

  ➔ Sanskrit relative pronoun (instrumental case)

  ➔ The relative pronoun 'yena' is in the instrumental case, indicating 'by which' or 'through which.'