Sri Guru Puja 2000.pdf - Srila Bhakti Vaibhava Puri Maharaja
Sri Guru Puja 2000.pdf - Srila Bhakti Vaibhava Puri Maharaja
Sri Guru Puja 2000.pdf - Srila Bhakti Vaibhava Puri Maharaja
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yatha dharmadayas cartha<br />
muni-varyanukirtitah<br />
na tatha vasudevasya<br />
mahima hy anuvarnitah<br />
Although, great sage, you have broadly described the four principles<br />
beginning with religious performances, you have not described the<br />
Bhagavata Dharma, the glories of the Supreme Lord Vasudeva. Once<br />
Narada Muni met the Pracetas, the sons of Pracinabarhi (the descendant<br />
of Prithu, the son of the king Vena) and they said, O great sage, O<br />
Brahmana, we hope you met with no disturbances while coming here. It is<br />
due to our great fortune that we are now able to see you. By the travelling<br />
of the sun, people are relieved from the fear of the darkness of night - a<br />
fear brought about the thieves and rogues, similarly your travelling is like<br />
the Sun's, for you drive away all kinds of fears. Then <strong>Sri</strong> Narada Muni said<br />
(Bhag. 4/31/9,14)<br />
taj janma tani karmani<br />
tad ayus tan mano vacah<br />
nrnam yena hi visvatma<br />
sevyate hair isvarah<br />
When a living entity is born to engage in the devotional service of the<br />
supreme personality of God head, who is supreme controller, his birth, all<br />
his fruitive activities, his life-span, his mind and his words are all factually<br />
perfect.<br />
yatha taror mula-nisecanena<br />
trpyanti tat-skandha-bhujopasakhah<br />
pranopaharac ca yathendriyanam<br />
tathaiva sarvarhanam acyutejya<br />
As pouring water on the root of a tree energizes the trunk, branches, twigs<br />
and everything else, and as supplying food to the stomach enlivens the<br />
senses and limbs of the body, simply worshipping the Supreme Lord <strong>Sri</strong><br />
Krisna through devotional service automatically satisfies the demi gods,<br />
who are parts of the Supreme Lord. Once devarsi Narada came to Dvaraka<br />
and met Vasudeva the father of supreme Lord <strong>Sri</strong> Krisna. <strong>Sri</strong> Vasudeva<br />
asked him about Bhagavat Dharma. In that connection Narada Muni<br />
narrated the conversation between Nemi, the King of Videha and the<br />
Nabayogendras (Kavi, Havi, Antariksa, Prabudha, pippalayana, Abirhotra,<br />
Drumila, Camasa and Karabhajana nine sons of Rusabhadeva). These nine<br />
sages travelled through the whole of India and came to Videha, where king<br />
Nemi, the father of Janaka was performing a Yajna with risis. Seeing them<br />
he became happy and asked them about Bhagavat Dharma<br />
From the lotus face of Kavimuni
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