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VIII S'rî
Guru-paramparâ (Krishna
Hoite) Text:
by S'rila Bhaktisiddhânta
Sarasvatî Gosvâmî
Prabhupâda by
S'rîla Bhaktisiddhânta
Sarasvatî Gosvâmî
Prabhupâda Intro: Cm
Ab Ddim Cm Fm Gm Cm (2x) (1) Eb
Cm Gm Eb Gm Cm Bb
Fm Cm
Bb Ab Gm Cm Fm Eb Gm
Eb Fm Ddim Cm Ab Cm
Ddim Cm
Ab Bb Eb Fm Bb Eb (2) Cm
Ab Bb Ddim Eb Cm Ddim
Gm Bb
Ab Gm Fm Eb Ddim
Cm Cm
Ddim Gm Eb Cm Bb
Cm Ddim Bb Cm (3) Eb
Ab Bb G Ddim Cm G
Fm Eb Bb Ddim
Eb Ab
Bb Gm Ab Bb Cm Ddim
Fm, Ab
Bb Cm Ab Cm Ddim
Eb, Cm
Fm Eb Fm Cm, Ddim Gm Eb Cm
Eb Ddim Cm Gm Eb Fm Ddim Cm * (4) Eb
Cm Gm Eb Gm Cm Bb
Fm Cm
Bb Ab Gm Cm Fm Eb Gm
Eb Fm Ddim Cm Ab Cm
Ddim Cm
Ab Bb Eb Fm Bb Eb (5) Cm
Ab Bb Ddim Eb Cm Ddim
Gm Bb
Ab Gm Fm Eb Ddim
Cm Cm
Ddim Gm Eb Cm Bb
Cm Ddim Bb Cm (6) Eb
Ab Bb G Ddim Cm G
Fm Eb Bb Ddim
Eb Ab
Bb Gm Ab Bb Cm Ddim
Fm, Ab
Bb Cm Ab Cm Ddim
Eb, Gm
Fm Gm Cm Ddim Eb Fm G Ab (7) Eb
Cm Gm Eb Gm Cm Bb
Fm Cm
Bb Ab Gm Cm Fm Eb Gm
Eb Fm Ddim Cm Ab Cm
Ddim Cm
Ab Bb Eb Fm Bb Eb (8) Cm
Ab Bb Ddim Eb Cm Ddim
Gm Bb
Ab Gm Fm Eb Ddim
Cm Cm
Ddim Gm Eb Cm Bb
Cm Ddim Bb Cm (9*) Eb
Ab Bb G Ddim Cm G
Fm Eb Bb Ddim
Eb Ab
Bb Gm Ab Bb Cm Ddim
Fm, Ab
Bb Cm Ab Cm Ddim
Eb, Exit Cm
Ab Ddim Cm Fm Gm Cm
(2x) PURPORT By
His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami
Prabhupâda TRANSLATION
In the
beginning of creation the science of
devotional service was received by the
four-headed Brahma from the Supreme Lord Sri
Krsna. Devarsi Narada's understanding of this
divine science was obtained from Brahma. The
great sage Krsna Dvaipayana Vyasa, who was
empowered to compile the Vedic literatures,
be- came a disciple of Devarsi Narada.
Sripada Madhvacarya, the founder of the
suddha-dvaita school of Vedanta philosophy,
who visited Vyasadeva at Badarikasrama in the
thirteenth century to learn from him Vedanta
philosophy, calls himself a servant of Krsna
Dvaipayana Vyasa. Purnaprajna Tirtha
[Madhva] is the guru and sole refuge
of Padmanabha Tirtha. (2)
The two
other principal disciples of Madhva are
Nrhari Tirtha and Madhava Tirtha. Madhava
Tirtha accepted the great paramhamsa Aksobhya
Tirtha as a disciple. The principal disciple
of Aksobhya Tirtha was known as Jayatirtha.
Jayatirtha's service was for his disciple
Jnanasindhu. (3)
Dayanidhi
received the science of devotional service
from Jnanasindhu, and the servant of
Dayanidhi was Vidyanidhi[Vidyadhiraja
Tirtha]. Rajendra Tirtha became a
disciple of Vidyadhiraja Tirtha. Rajendra
Tirtha's servant was known as Jayadharma or
Vijayadhvaja Tirtha. In this way you should
properly understand this disciplic
succession. (4)
The great
sannyasi Sri Purusottama Tirtha received his
knowledge in the service of his guru,
Vijayadhvaja Tirtha [Jayadharma]. The
principal disciple of Purusottama Tirtha was
Subrahmanya Tirtha. His servant was the great
Vyasatirtha [Vyasa Raya].
Vyasatirtha's servant was Laksmipati Tirtha,
whose disciple was Madhavendra Puri Gosvami.
(5)
The chief
disciple of Madhavendra Puri was Isvara Puri,
and two of his other disciples were the
renowned incarnations of Godhead Sri
Nityananda and Advaita Acarya. Sri Caitanya
Mahaprabhu, the spiritual preceptor of all
the worlds made Isvari Puri greatly fortunate
by accepting him as His spiritual master.
(6)
Mahaprabhu
Sri Caitanya is non different from Sri Sri
Radha and Krsna and is the very life of those
Vaisnavas who follow Sri Rupa Gosvami. Sri
Svarupa Damodara Gosvami, Rupa Gosvami, and
Sanatana Gosvami were the givers of great
happiness to Visvambhara [Sri
Caitanya]. (7)
The great
souls Jiva Gosvami and Raghunatha Dasa
Gosvami became very dear to Rupa Gosvami.
Jiva Gosvami was a disciple of Rupa Gosvami,
and Raghunatha Dasa Gosvami, a disciple of
Advaita Acarya's disciple Yadunandana Acarya,
was accepted by Rupa and Sanatana as their
third brother. Raghunatha dasa Gosvami's
beloved student was Krsnadasa Kaviraja
Gosvami. Krsnadasa Kaviraja was an intimate
friend of Lokanatha Gosvami. They lived
together in Vrndavana and always discussed
the topics of Krsna with one another.
Lokanatha Gosvami, a disciple of Gadadhara
Pandita, had only one disciple, whose name
was Narottama Dasa. Narottama Dasa was always
engaged in the service of his guru, and he
also engaged himself in the service of his
guru's intimate friend. Thus he became very
dear to Krsnadasa Kaviraja Gosvami. To serve
I the feet of Narottama Dasa Thakura was the
only desire of Visvanatha Cakravarti Thakura,
who was the fourth acarya in disciplic
succession from Narottama Dasa. (8)
Visvanatha
Cakravarti Thakura was the siksa-guru
[instructing spiritual master] of
Baladeva Vidyabhusana, to whom he taught the
precepts of Srimad-Bhagavatam. Jagannatha
Dasa Babaji was a very prominent acarya after
Sri Baladeva Vidyabhusana and was the beloved
siksa-guru of Sri Bhaktivinoda Thakura.
Bhaktivinoda Thakura's intimate friend and
associate was the eminent maha-bhagavata Sri
Gaurakisora Dasa Babaji, whose sole joy was
found in hari-bhajana. (9)
The
renowned Sri Varsabhanavi-dayita Dasa
[the initiated name of Bhaktisiddhanta
Sarasvati] is always engaged in the
service of his spiritual master, Srila
Gaurakisora Dasa Babaji. His foremost
disciple-preacher is Sri A. C. Bhaktivedanta
Swami Prabhupada, who has spread the message
of Lord Caitanya throughout the world and is
thus a reservoir of mercy and compassion for
all fallen souls. *Because
this song has been composed by S'rî
Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvatî Thakura, he
originally has placed his name at the end of
the song, as is customarily done by Vaisnava
poets. But in order to glorify Sri
Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Thakura as well as
his beloved disciple Sri A. C. Bhaktivedanta
Swami Prabhupada as spiritual teachers in the
preceptorial succession from Sri
Caitanyadeva, the verse as given above has
been added; it was before: G
Fm Eb Bb Ddim
Eb Ab
Bb Gm Ab Bb Cm Ddim
Fm, Ab
Bb Cm Ab Cm Ddim
Eb, These treat
saintly Vaisnavas are all paramahamsas, or
devotees of the highest order, and they are
all part of Lord Gauranga's own spiritual
family. Their holy feet are my refuge. I have
no real interest in devotional services and I
am a poor and lowly tridandi sannyai named
Sri Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati.
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Prabhu
Duration:
13 min. 25 sec.
Date:
30
november 2005

krishna hoite catur-mukha, hoy
krishna-sevonmukha,
From
Krishna in the beginning, was the science of
serving Krishna
brahmâ
hoite nâradera
mati R
by
Brahmâ received and Nârada had it
from him.
nârada hoite vyâsa, madhwa kohe
vyâsa-dâsa,
Nârada
gave it Vyâsa, and he to Madhv' his
servant
pûrnaprajña
padmanâbha
gati R
who
was the only refuge of Padmanâbha
Tîrth'.
nrihari
mâdhava-bams'e, akshobhya paramahamse,
Nrihari
and also Mâdhava, then Akshobhya the great
soul,
s'ishya
boli' angîkâra
kore R
was
accepted by the teacher as his
pupil.
akshobhyera
s'ishya jaya- tîrtha nâme
paricaya,
His
principle disciple was known to be
Jayathirta
târa
dâsye jñânasindhu
tore R
and
on his turn he served
Jñânasindhu.
tâhâ
hoite dayânidhi, târa dâsa
vidyânidhi,
Dayânidhi
received it then and from him
Vidyânidhi
râjendra hoilo tâhâ
ha'te R
and
Râjendra followed after as the pupil
next.
tâhâra kinkora jaya- dharma
nâme paricaya,
His
servant was Jayadharma also known as
Vijayadhvaja
paramparâ jâno bhâlo
mate R
in
this way the succession should be
understood.
jayadharma-dâsye khyâti, s'rî
purushottama-jati,
As
the servant of Jay'dharma, received it
Purushottama,
tâ
ha'te brahmanya-tîrtha
sûri R
and
his principle disciple was
Subrahmanya.
vyâsatîrtha târa dâsa,
lakshmîpati vyâsa-dâsa,
with
Vyâs'tirtha his pupil followed the servant
Lakshmîpati
tâhâ
ha'te mâdhavendra
purî R
and
his disciple next was
Mâdhavendra
mâdhavendra
purî-bara, s'ishya-bara
s'rî-îs'wara,
Mâdhavendra
purî's pupil, was Îs'vâra
Purî
next,
nityânanda,
s'rî-adwaita
vibhu R
as
also Nityânanda and S'rî
Advaita.
îs'wara-purîke
dhanya, korilen s'rî-caitanya,
The
master of all worlds Caitanya made Îs'var'
Puri very happy
jagad-guru
gaura
mahâprabhu R
by
accepting him as His, Gaur's great
master
mahâprabhu
s'rî-caitanya, râdhâ-krishna
nahe anya,
Caitanya
Mahâprabhu is the same as
Râdhâ and Krishna,
rûpânuga janera
jîvana R
the
very life of those who follow Rûpa
Gosvâmî.
vis'wambhara priyankara, s'ri-swarûpa
dâmodara,
Pleasing
Gaura: Vishwambâra did so Swarup
dâmodara
s'rî-goswâmî
rûpa-sanâtana R
S'rî
Rûpa Gosvâmî and
Sânatana
Eb Fm Cm Dm Eb Fm Gm Cm Bb
*
rûpa-priya mahâjana, jîva,
raghunâtha hana,
Dear
to Rûpa the great souls, S'rî Jiva
and
Raghunâtha,
târa
priya kavi
krishnadâsa R
and
his beloved pupil next was
Kavirâj.
krishnadâsa-priya-bara, narottama
sevâ-para,
Kâvirâja's
intimate friend (Lokanath, from
Gadâdhara) had Narottam' as his
next
jâra
pada
vis'wanâtha-âs'a R
and
devoted to his feet was there
Cakravartî.
vis'wanâtha-bhakta-sâtha,
baladeva jagannâtha,
Viswanâth
instructing bhakta Baladev' and he
Jagannâth
târa
priya
s'rî-bhaktivinoda R
who
was dear to Bhaktivinod
Thhâkura.
mahâ-bhâgavata-bara,
s'rî-gaurakis'ora-bara,
Gaurakis'or
was his great and intimate friend
devoted
hari-bhajanete
jâ'ra
moda R
whose
sole joy was found in
hari-bhajana.
s'rî-vârshabhânavî-barâ,
sadâ sevya-sevâ-parâ
Varsabhanavi
renown, is always busy serving his
master
tâhâra
dayita-dâsa-nâma R
who
is named Gaurakisora dasa
târa pradhan pracârako,
s'rî-bhaktivedânta nâmo
his
formost Bhaktivedanta spread the message through
the world
patita-janete
doyâ-dhâma R
a
reservoir of mercy compassionate for the fallen
souls.
(The
âcârya - teacher by example - that
brought this mantra to the West)
îhârâ
paramahamsa, gaurângera
nija-bams'a,
These
great paramahamsa's are all part of Gaura's
lineage,
tâdera carane mama
gati R
their
holy feet are my refuge.
âmî
sebâ-udâsîna, nâmete
tridandî dîna,
With no real interest in bhakti I'm a poor,
fallen tridandî
s'rî-bhaktisiddhânta
saraswatî R
S'rî-bhaktisiddhânta
Saraswatî
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