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mora–my; parama-änanda hoya–supreme bliss comes about; prasäda-sevä korite–to honor the prasäda food remnants; hoya–there is; sakala prapaïca–all worldly illusions; jaya–I conquer. TRANSLATION Whenever I see the transcendental çré-vigrahas of Rädhä-Kåñëa I am in bliss, for by taking Their Lordships' prasäda we can conquer over the material elements. Text Six je-dina gåhe, bhajana dekhi, gåhete goloka bhäya caraëa-sédhu, dekhiyä gaìgä, sukha nä sémä päya SYNONYMS ye-dina–that day; gåhe–in my house; bhajana dekhi–seeing the worship ceremonies; gåhete–within the house; goloka bhäya–Goloka Våndävana appears; caraëa-sédhu–the river of nectar emanating from the Lord's lotus feet; dekhiyä gaìgä–seeing the Ganges river; sukha–my happiness; nä sémä päya–knows no bounds. TRANSLATION One day while performing devotional practices, I saw my house transformed into Goloka Våndävana. When I take the caraëämåta of the Deity, I see the holy Ganges waters that come from the feet of Lord Viñëu, and my bliss knows no bounds. 124
Text Seven tulasé dekhi', juräya präëa, mädhava-toñaëé jäni' gaura-priya, çäka-sevane, jévana särthaka mäni SYNONYMS tulasé dekhi'–seeing the holy tulasé tree; juòäya präëa–soothes my soul; mädhava-toñaëé–she who is pleasing to Lord Mädhava; jäni'–I understand; gaura-priya–dear to Lord Caitanya; çäka-sevane–honoring the spinach preparation; jévana–life itself; särthaka mäni–I consider successful. TRANSLATION By seeing the tulasé tree my heart feels joy and Lord Mädhava (Kåñëa) is also satisfied. When I eat the prasäda favored by Lord Caitanya it is a new life's experience. (Lord Caitanya was very fond of a green vegetable preparation called sak, and there is another song in this book that tells of the amazing effects of this type of prasäda.) Text Eight bhakativinoda, kåñëa-bhajane, anaküla päya jähä prati-dibase, parama-sukhe, swékära koroye tähä SYNONYMS bhakativinoda–this Bhaktivinoda; kåñëa-bhajane–for the worship of Lord 125
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Foreword Introduction Songs of the
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43. Çré Rädhikä-stava 44. Çré
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egulations of Vaiñëava character,
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meaning and they lead to such succi
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knowledge." Bhaktivinoda Öhäkura
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writer Baìkimacandra. This novelis
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without contributing his mite, howe
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Sevä-kuïja, Våndävana Standard
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SYNONYMS vande—offer my respectfu
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täriëe—who are delivering. TRAN
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SYNONYMS namaù—obeisances; te—
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Çréla Jagannätha Praëati gaurä
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O most munificent incarnation! You
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SYNONYMS jayatäm—all glory to; s
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Çré Rädhä Praëäma tapta-käï
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Hare Kåñëa Mahä-mantra HARE KÅ
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energy of the Lord, changed to Hare
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väditra-mädyan-manaso rasena rom
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The spiritual master is always offe
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çré—auspicious; caraëa-aravind
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Raghunätha däsa Gosvämé; çré-
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TRANSLATION I offer my respectful o
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land of Våndävana where there are
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çré-govardhana-kalpa-pädapa-tale
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vardhanam-increasing; prati-padam-a
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Text Four na dhanaà na janaà na s
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yugäyitaà nimeñeëa cakñuñä p
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Text Two çré-siddhänta saraswat
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one becomes happy and gets Your ass
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I emphatically say to you, O brothe
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Your message. Text Six tomära icch
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transcendental songs, is establishe
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Text Fourteen äniyächo jadi prabh
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Text Two 'täthaé täthaé bäjalo
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moments to death. Text Five udita t
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kåñëa-näma-sudhä koriyä pän,
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Page 77 and 78: (from Kalyäëa-kalpataru) Audio Pa
Page 79 and 80: gopénäth, sakali tomära mäyä n
Page 81 and 82: phenomenal world, You expand Your d
Page 83 and 84: gopinäth; kabe vä-and when?; jäg
Page 85 and 86: täi heno mama gati SYNONYMS gopin
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Page 89 and 90: manake-my mind; çamiyä-subduing;
Page 91 and 92: SYNONYMS gurudev!-O Gurudeva!; kåp
Page 93 and 94: will not maintain; ära-any longer.
Page 95 and 96: Text Four janmäobi moe icchä jadi
Page 97 and 98: hakativinoda kohe, çuno käna! rä
Page 99 and 100: Text Five lalitä viçäkhä-ädi j
Page 101 and 102: TRANSLATION Reading on and on, my h
Page 103 and 104: itself to be worthless ignorance. M
Page 105 and 106: TRANSLATION According to Your will
Page 107 and 108: swa-prasäd-anna dilo bhäi sei ann
Page 109 and 110: Text One 'rädhä-kåñëa' bol bol
Page 111 and 112: eg. Chant, chant "Rädhä-Kåñëa!
Page 113 and 114: SYNONYMS kabe-when?; gaura-vane-in
Page 115 and 116: SYNONYMS gauòa-braja-jane-the inha
Page 117 and 118: taste the name's nectar sublime. Wh
Page 119 and 120: Text Six kabe nityänanda, more kor
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Page 123: May I always visit all the holy pla
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Page 129 and 130: çañkulé piñöaka khér puli pä
Page 131 and 132: Text Nine chale-bale läòòu khäy
Page 133 and 134: take rest with Lord Balaräma. Text
Page 135 and 136: Lalitä-devé and the other gopés
Page 137 and 138: umbrella over Lord Caitanya's head.
Page 139 and 140: TRANSLATION The brilliance of Lord
Page 141 and 142: SYNONYMS amala harinäm-these pure
Page 143 and 144: (from Çaraëägati) Audio Text One
Page 145 and 146: of Hari. Please bless me by giving
Page 147 and 148: Text Two nåsiàha vämana, çré-m
Page 149 and 150: As Rämacandra He brought about the
Page 151 and 152: He increases the ecstasy of His dev
Page 153 and 154: Text Three äçeña kämanä, hådi
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Page 157 and 158: TRANSLATION Hundreds and thousands
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Page 161 and 162: TRANSLATION At that moment I though
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Page 165 and 166: TRANSLATION In supreme happiness, t
Page 167 and 168: (from Prärthanä) Audio Text One h
Page 169 and 170: TRANSLATION Lord Kåñëa, who is t
Page 171 and 172: SYNONYMS ära kabe-and when?; nitä
Page 173 and 174: Purport to Lälasämayé Prärthan
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Audio Text One hari haraye namaù k
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Sanätana, Raghunäth Bhaööa, Çr
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TRANSLATION When these six Gosväm
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the first two lines of this song, a
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In a forest of small kadamba trees
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TRANSLATION Narottama däsa, the se
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Where are my Raghunätha Bhaööa a
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Anyone who has accepted the two lot
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person; rädhä-mädhava-antaraìga
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Generally, devotees first chant çr
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had His pastimes are as good as Vå
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TRANSLATION The lotus feet of our s
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tri-bhuvana-throughout the three wo
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SYNONYMS hä hä-alas! alas!; prabh
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Purport to Sävaraëa-çré-gaura-p
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should always pray for the mercy of
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Manaù-çikñä Teachings to the Mi
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dharo nitäi-caraëa du'khäni SYNO
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What will be the result of acceptin
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Narottama däsa confirms, nitäi-ca
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They are the perfection of rasa, an
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Audio Text One ei-bäro karuëä ko
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if one commits an offense to you, t
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te-käraëe lägilo ye karma-bandha
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for this and that. This is going on
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and His associates, it would be bet
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described by the great sages Sanaka
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SYNONYMS vasati-sits; daçana-çikh
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SYNONYMS kñatriya-rudhira-maye-in
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who feels great fear due to the str
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happiness, a bestower of auspicious
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Tértha. TRANSLATION In the beginni
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Text Four jayadharma-däsye khyäti
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üpa-sanätana-Çré Rüpa Gosväm
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master] of Baladeva Vidyäbhüñaë
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y Locana Däsa Öhäkura Audio Text
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no one like Lord Caitanya or Lord N
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so great that They make even birds
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TRANSLATION Day and night I remain
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"In the month of Kärtika one shoul
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itédåk sva-léläbhir änanda-ku
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muhuù-again and again; cumbitam-ki
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namas te 'stu dämne sphurad-dépti
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TRANSLATION On the shore of the gre
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Text Eight hara tvaà saàsäraà d
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Lord!; loinu çaraë—I have taken
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Audio Text One jaya rädhe, jaya k
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çré-nanda-yaçodä jaya-glories t
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Text Eight jaya dwija-patné, jaya
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TRANSLATION Remembering the lotus f
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TRANSLATION All glories to Rädhä
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All glories to Rädhä-känta, the
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Text Five locan bole mor nitäi jeb
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püraëa-you successfully completed
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Text One namo namaù tulasé kåñ
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give me the privilege of devotional
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ähmaëa; ädikäni—and so on; ca
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(from Çré Daçävatära-stotra) A
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