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koruëä hoibe saàsära-bäsanä mora kabe tuccha ha'be. Saàsära-bäsanä means "desire for material enjoyment," and Narottama däsa wonders when it will become very insignificant. Of course, as long as we have bodies we have to accept so many material things, but not in the spirit of enjoyment, but only to keep body and soul together. Narottama däsa says further, rüpa-raghunätha-pade hoibe äkuti: "When shall I be very much eager to study the books left by the six Gosvämés?" Äkuti means "eagerness." Because Rüpa Gosvämé is the father of devotional service, he has written a book called Bhakti-rasämåta-sindhu, in which there are nice directions on devotional service. These topics are also dealt with in Caitanya-caritämåta and other books, and we have given the summary of those directions in our book Teachings of Lord Caitanya. One has to learn of the conjugal loving affairs of Rädhä-Kåñëa through the teachings of these six Gosvämés. Narottama däsa Öhäkura directs us not to try to understand the conjugal love of Rädhä-Kåñëa by our own endeavor. We should try to understand this yugala-périti, conjugal love, under the direction of the Gosvämés. As long as the mind is too much absorbed in materialistic thought, one cannot enter into the kingdom of Våndävana. But Narottama däsa Öhäkura says, viñaya chäriyä kabe çuddha ha'be mana kabe häma herabo çré-båndäbana: "When the mind is completely purified, being freed from material anxieties and desires, then I shall be able to understand Våndävana and the conjugal love of Rädhä and Kåñëa, and then my spiritual life will be successful." Hari Haraye Namaù Näma-saìkértana 174
Audio Text One hari haraye namaù kåñëa yädaväya namaù yädaväya mädhaväya keçaväya namaù SYNONYMS hari haraye–unto Hari; namaù–obeisances; kåñëa yädaväya–unto Kåñëa known as Yädava (the best of the Yadu dynasty); namaù–obeisances; yädaväya–unto Yädava; mädhaväya–unto Mädhava, the husband of the goddess of fortune; keçaväya–unto Keçava, He of fine hair; namaù–obeisances. TRANSLATION O Lord Hari, O Lord Kåñëa, I offer my obeisances to You, who are known as Hari, Yädava, Mädhava, and Keçava. Text Two gopäla govinda räma çré-madhusüdana giridhäré gopénätha madana-mohana SYNONYMS gopäla–He appears as a cowherd boy; govinda–the pleaser of the cows; räma–the reservoir of pleasure; çré-madhusüdana–the magnificent killer of the demon named Madhu; giridhäré–the lifter of Govardhana Hill; gopénätha–the Lord of the cowherd damsels; madana-mohana–the enchanter of Cupid. 175
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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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ämi binä bandhu ära ke äche tom
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hare räma hare räma, räma räma
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gopénäth, sakali tomära mäyä n
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phenomenal world, You expand Your d
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gopinäth; kabe vä-and when?; jäg
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täi heno mama gati SYNONYMS gopin
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O Gopénätha, I have fallen into t
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manake-my mind; çamiyä-subduing;
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SYNONYMS gurudev!-O Gurudeva!; kåp
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will not maintain; ära-any longer.
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Text Four janmäobi moe icchä jadi
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hakativinoda kohe, çuno käna! rä
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Text Five lalitä viçäkhä-ädi j
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TRANSLATION Reading on and on, my h
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itself to be worthless ignorance. M
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TRANSLATION According to Your will
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swa-prasäd-anna dilo bhäi sei ann
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Text One 'rädhä-kåñëa' bol bol
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eg. Chant, chant "Rädhä-Kåñëa!
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SYNONYMS kabe-when?; gaura-vane-in
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SYNONYMS gauòa-braja-jane-the inha
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taste the name's nectar sublime. Wh
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Text Six kabe nityänanda, more kor
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Çuddha-bhakata (from Çaraëägati
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Page 125 and 126: Text Seven tulasé dekhi', juräya
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Page 131 and 132: Text Nine chale-bale läòòu khäy
Page 133 and 134: take rest with Lord Balaräma. Text
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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
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Page 153 and 154: Text Three äçeña kämanä, hådi
Page 155 and 156: activities—only sinful activities
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Page 161 and 162: TRANSLATION At that moment I though
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Page 169 and 170: TRANSLATION Lord Kåñëa, who is t
Page 171 and 172: SYNONYMS ära kabe-and when?; nitä
Page 173: Purport to Lälasämayé Prärthan
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Page 179 and 180: TRANSLATION When these six Gosväm
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Page 185 and 186: TRANSLATION Narottama däsa, the se
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Page 197 and 198: TRANSLATION The lotus feet of our s
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Page 203 and 204: Purport to Sävaraëa-çré-gaura-p
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Page 207 and 208: Manaù-çikñä Teachings to the Mi
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Page 217 and 218: Audio Text One ei-bäro karuëä ko
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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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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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