“Akhil Brahmand Ma Ek Tu” is a revered Gujarati bhajan composed by the 15th-century saint-poet Narsinh Mehta, celebrated as the Adi Kavi (first poet) of Gujarati literature. This bhajan is a profound expression of the philosophy of divine oneness and the omnipresence of God, specifically Lord Krishna, as experienced and articulated by Narsinh Mehta
Akhil brahmand ma ek tu shri hari,
Jujhave rupe ananta bhase,
Deh ma dev tu, Tej ma tatva tu,
Shunya ma Shabda tu ved vase.
Pavan tu, Pani tu, Bhumi tu, Bhudhara,
Vriksha thai phuli rahyo akashe,
Vividha rachana kari anek rasa levane,
Shiva thaki jiva thayo eh j ashe.
Veda to em vade, Shruti-smruti shaakh de,
Kanak kundal vishe bhed na hoye,
Ghat ghadiya pachhi nam rup jujava,
Ante to hem nu hem hoye.
Granth gadbad kari vat nav kari khari,
Jeh ne je game tene puje,
Man-vachan-karma thi aap mani lahe,
Satya chhe ej man em suje.
Vruksha ma bij tu, Bij ma vruksha tu,
Jou patantaro e j pase,
Bhane narasaiyo e man tani shodhna,
Prit karu prem thi pragat thashe.