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Sāvarana
S'rī Gaura Pāda
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Narottama
Dāsa Thhākura 'A prayer at the
lotusfeet of S'rī
Gauranga ' (from
Prārthanā) Intro: (1)
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His Divine Grace A. C.
Bhaktīvedanta Swami
Prabhupāda Then
he prays to Lord
Nityananda. He says, ha ha
prabhu, nityananda
premananda-sukhi: "My
dear Lord Nityananda, You are
always joyful in spiritual
bliss. Since
You always appear very happy,
I have come to You because I
am most
unhappy. If You kindly put
Your glance over me, I may
also become
happy." Then he prays to
Advaita Prabhu. Doya koro
sita-pati adwaita
gosai. Advaita Prabhu's wife's
name was Sita. Therefore He is
sometimes
addressed as sita-pati. Thus
Narottama Dasa Thakura prays,
"My dear
Advaita Prabhu, husband of
Sita, You are so kind. Please
be kind to me.
If You are kind to me,
naturally Lord Caitanya and
Nityananda will also
be kind to me." Actually,
Advaita Prabhu invited Lord
Caitanya to come
down. When Advaita Prabhu saw
that the fallen souls were all
engaged
simply in sense gratificatory
processes, not understanding
Krishna
consciousness, He felt very
much compassionate toward the
fallen souls,
and He also felt Himself
incapable of claiming them
all. He therefore
prayed to Lord Krishna,
"Please come Yourself. Without
Your personal
presence it is not possible to
deliver these fallen souls."
Thus by His
invitation Lord Caitanya
appeared. Naturally, Narottama
Dasa Thakura
prays to Advaita Prabhu, 'If
You will be kind to me,
naturally Lord
Caitanya and Nityananda also
will be kind to me." Then
he prays to the
Gosvamis. Ha ha swarup,
sanatana, rupga, raghunatha.
Swarup refers to
Svarupa Damodara, the personal
secretary of Lord Caitanya. He
was
always with Caitanya
Mahaprabhu and immediately
arranged for whatever
Caitanya Mahaprabhu wanted.
Two personal attendants,
Svarupa Damodara
and Govinda, were always
constantly with Lord Caitanya.
Therefore,
Narottama Dasa Thakura also
prays to Svarupa Damodara and
then to the
six Gosvamis, the next
disciples of Lord
Caitanya--s'rī Rupa
Gosvami, s'rī Sanatana
Gosvami, s'rī Bhatta
Raghunatha
Gosvami, s'rī Gopala Bhatta
Gosvami, s'rī Jiva Gosvami,
and
s'rī Raghunatha Dasa Gosvami.
These six Gosvamis were
directly
instructed by Lord Caitanya to
spread this movement of
Krishna
consciousness. Narottama Dasa
Thakura also prays for their
mercy. After
the six
Gosvamis, the next acarya was
s'rīnivasa Acarya. Actually,
Narottama Dasa Thakura was in
the disciplic succession after
s'rīnivasa Acarya and was
almost his contemporary, and
Narottama
Dasa's personal friend was
Ramacandra Cakravarti.
Therefore he prays,
"I always desire the company
of Ramacandra." He desires a
devotee's
company. The whole process is
that we should always pray for
the mercy
of the superior acaryas and
keep company with pure
devotees. Then it
will be easier for us to
advance in Krishna
consciousness and receive
the mercy of Lord Caitanya and
Lord Krishna. This is the sum
and
substance of this song sung by
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Singer:
Anand
Aadhar
Prabhu
and
Sakhya
d.d.
Duration:
8 min. 44
Date: January
31, 2020
(D A Bm Em D A)
s'rī-krishna-caitanya prabhu
doyā koro more R
Lord
Krishna
Caitanya have mercy upon me,
tomā binā ke doyālu
jagat-samsāre R
Who
has
more mercy than You in this
great ocean?
s'rī-krishna-caitanya prabhu
doyā koro more
Lord
Krishna
Caitanya have mercy upon me,
tomā binā ke doyālu
jagat-samsāre
Who
has
more mercy than You in this
great ocean?
patita-pāvana-hetu
tava avatāra R
To
redeem
the fallen souls have You
descended,
mo
sama
patita prabhu nā pāibe āra R
You
will
find no soul more fallen than
me.
patita-pāvana-hetu
tava avatāra
To
redeem
the fallen souls have You
descended,
mo
sama
patita prabhu nā pāibe āra
You
will
find no soul more fallen than
me.
hā
hā
prabhu nityānanda, premānanda
sukhī R
O
Master
Nityānanda, love and joy in
spiritual glee,
kripābalokana
koro
āmi boro duhkhī R
cast
your
graceful glance on me, take my
misery away.
hā
hā
prabhu nityānanda, premānanda
sukhī
O
Master
Nityānanda, love and joy in
spiritual glee,
kripābalokana koro āmi boro
duhkhī
cast
your
graceful glance on me, take my
misery away.
doyā
koro sītā-pati adwaita gosāi R
Sita's
husband
do
me good, dear Advaita Prabhu,
tava
kripā-bale
pāi caitanya-nitāi R
then
I'll
also find the mercy of Lord
Caitanya and Nitai.
doyā
koro sītā-pati adwaita gosāi
Sita's
husband
do
me good, dear Advaita Prabhu,
tava
kripā-bale pāi
caitanya-nitāi
then
I'll
also find the mercy of Lord
Caitanya and Nitai.
hā hā svarūp sanātana, rūpa
raghunātha R
Dearest
Svarup',
Sanātana,
Rupa Raghunātha,
bhaththa-juga, s'rī-jīva hā
prabhu lokanātha R
Have
mercy
srī Batta, Jiva, Lokanātha
Prabhu.
hā
hā svarūp sanātana, rūpa
raghunātha
Dearest
Svarup',
Sanātana,
Rupa Raghunātha,
bhaththa-juga,
s'rī-jīva
hā prabhu lokanātha
Have
mercy
srī Batta, Jiva, Lokanātha
Prabhu.
doyā
koro s'rī-ācārya prabhu
s'rīnivāsa R
Grant
me
your
mercy dear teacher, master
s'rīnivāsa,
rāmacandra-sanga
māge
narottama-dāsa R
for
the
company of Rāma longs Narottama
Dāsa.
doyā
koro s'rī-ācārya prabhu
s'rīnivāsa
Grant
me
your
mercy dear teacher, master
s'rīnivāsa,
rāmacandra-sanga
māge
narottama-dāsa
for
the
company of Rāma longs Narottama
Dāsa.
Exit:
(D A Bm Em D A D)
This is a song
composed by Narottama Dasa
Thakura. He prays to Lord
Caitanya "My dear
Lord, please be merciful to me,
because who can be more merciful
than
Your Lordship within these three
worlds?" Actually, this is a
fact. Not
only Narottama Dasa Thakura but
Rupa Gosvami also prayed to Lord
Caitanya in this way. At the
time of the first meeting of
Lord Caitanya
and Rupa Gosvami at Prayaga
(Allahabad), s'rīla Rupa Gosvami
said, "My dear Lord, You are the
most munificent of all
incarnations,
because You are distributing
love of Krishna, Krishna
consciousness."
When Krishna was personally
present He simply asked us to
surrender,
but He did not distribute
Himself so easily. He made
conditions--"First
of all you surrender." But this
incarnation, Lord Caitanya,
although
Krishna Himself, makes no such
condition. He simply
distributes: "Take
love of Krishna.'' Therefore
Lord Caytanya is approved as the
most
munificent incarnation.
Narottama Dasa Thakura says,
"Please be
merciful to me. You are so
magnanimous, because You have
seen the
fallen souls of this age, and
You are very much compassionate
to them,
but You should know also that I
am the most fallen. No one is
more
greatly fallen than me."
Patita-pavana-hetu tava avatara.
"Your
incarnation is just to reclaim
the conditioned, fallen souls,
but I
assure You that You will not
find a greater fallen soul than
me.
Therefore, my claim is first.''
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