हुजूरी तेरी काफी है लिरिक्स | Huzoori Teri Kaafi Hai Lyrics

हुजूरी तेरी काफी है (Hazoori Teri Kaafi Hai) – Lyrics, Meaning & Translation

Below you will find the full lyrics, English translation, and the deeply intimate spiritual meaning behind this beautiful Hindi Christian worship chorus.

Lyrics / गीत

हुजूरी तेरी काफी है – २
मेरी आजादी के लिए,
मेरी चंगाई के लिए – २
हुजूरी तेरी काफी है…

१. तेरे वचनों को दिल में रखूं
मैं तेरे ही जैसा बनूं,
हुजूरी तेरी काफी है…

२. तेरे चेहरे को देखूं सदा,
तेरी महिमा को देखूं यहाँ
हुजूरी तेरी काफी है…


English Translation

Your presence is enough (sufficient) – 2
For my freedom (deliverance),
For my healing – 2
Your presence is enough…

1. May I keep Your words in my heart,
May I become exactly like You,
Your presence is enough…

2. May I always look upon Your face,
May I see Your glory right here,
Your presence is enough…


Spiritual Meaning & Theme

This song is a pure, intimate expression of worship that focuses entirely on the sufficiency of God’s presence (Hazoori).

  • The Power of His Presence: The chorus beautifully declares that true spiritual freedom (Azaadi) and physical or emotional healing (Changai) do not require complex formulas. Simply sitting in the presence of God is more than enough to bring total restoration.
  • The Word in the Heart: The first stanza draws directly from Psalm 119:11 (“I have hidden your word in my heart that I might not sin against you”). It connects the act of meditating on God’s Word with the ultimate goal of the Christian life: becoming Christ-like.
  • Seeking His Face: The final stanza shifts the focus from seeking God’s “hands” (His blessings or miracles) to seeking His “face” (His relationship and glory). It is a prayer to experience the heavenly glory of God right here on earth.

History & Background

This track is a beloved modern worship chorus, frequently used during moments of “soaking prayer” or deep, quiet worship in Hindi-speaking congregations. Because it is short, repetitive, and deeply meditative, it allows the worshiper to quiet their mind, stop asking for material things, and simply rest in the peace and sufficiency of the Holy Spirit. It is highly effective for preparing the congregation’s hearts just before a sermon or during an altar call.
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