"याजसाठी केला होता अट्टाहास" (Yaajsathi Kela Hota Attahaas) is one of the most profound and celebrated abhangs by . It captures the essence of spiritual culmination and the joy of finally achieving a lifelong goal—meeting the Divine.
All my struggles, efforts, and persistent spiritual practices (Attahaas) throughout my life were for this single moment—so that my final days (or the end of my journey) would be sweet and fulfilled.
तुका म्हणे आतां काय उणें आम्हां ।पायीं पुरुषोत्तमा ठाव झाला ॥ ४ ॥ It represents the ultimate "Eureka" moment for a devotee
O Lord of Pandharpur, I have completely surrendered myself to You; I am now Your servant. Therefore, the entire burden of my existence and my well-being now rests on Your shoulders.
अंकित मी झालों तुझा पंढरीनाथा ।आतां तुझ्या माथां भार माझा ॥ ३ ॥ followed by its meaning:
This abhang is often sung during the to Pandharpur. It represents the ultimate "Eureka" moment for a devotee. For the Varkaris who walk hundreds of miles, these lines symbolize the completion of their penance as they approach the temple of Lord Vitthal.
Tukaram says, what could I possibly lack now? I have found my eternal refuge at the feet of the Supreme Being (Purushottama). Significance for Palkhi Special what could I possibly lack now?
Here is the text of the abhang in Marathi, followed by its meaning: