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Song Name: Samsara Davanala Lidha Loka (Sri Gurvastakam)
Author: Visvanatha Cakravarti Thakura
Book Name: Stavamrta
Lahari
Language: Sanskrit
LYRICS:
(1)
saḿsāra—(of) material existence; dāvā-anala—(by)
the forest fire; līḍha—afflicted; loka—the people; trāṇāya—to
deliver; kāruṇya—of mercy; ghanāghana-tvam—the quality of a cloud; prāptasya—who has obtained; kalyāṇa—auspicious;
guṇa—(of) qualities; arṇavasya—who
is an ocean; vande—I offer obeisances;
guroḥ—of my spiritual master; śrī—auspicious; caraṇa-aravindam—unto
the lotus feet.
(2)
mahāprabhoḥ—of Lord Caitanya Mahāprabhu; kīrtana—(by)
chanting; nṛtya—dancing; gīta—singing;
vāditra—playing musical instruments; mādyat—gladdened; manasaḥ—whose
mind; rasena—due to the mellows of pure devotion; roma-añca—standing of the hair; kampa—quivering
of the body, aśru-tarańga—torrents of
tears; bhājaḥ—who feels; vande—I offer obeisances; guroḥ—of my spiritual master; śrī—auspicious;
caraṇa-aravindam—unto the lotus feet.
(3)
śrī-vigraha—(of) the arcā-vigraha
(Deities), ārādhana—the worship; nitya—daily; nānā—(with)
various; śṛńgāra—clothing and
ornaments; tat—of the Lord; mandira—(of) the temple; mārjana-ādau—in the cleaning, etc.; yuktasya—who is engaged; bhaktān—his
disciples; ca—and; niyuñjataḥ—who engages; api—also; vande—I offer obeisances; guroḥ—of my
spiritual master; śrī—auspicious; caraṇa-aravindam—unto the lotus feet.
(4)
catuḥ—four;
vidha—kinds; śrī—holy,
bhagavat-prasāda—which have been offered to Kṛṣṇa; svādu—palatable;
anna—(by) foods; tṛptān—spiritually
satisfied; hari—(of) Kṛṣṇa;
bhakta-sańghān—the devotees; kṛtvā—having made; eva—thus;
tṛptim—satisfaction; bhajataḥ—who
feels; sada—always; eva—certainly;
vande—I offer obeisances; guroḥ—of my spiritual master; śrī—auspicious;
caraṇa-aravindam—unto the lotus
feet.
(5)
śrī-rādhikā—(of) Çrīmatī Rādhārāṇī mādhavayoḥ—of
Lord Mādhava (Kṛṣṇa);
apāra—unlimited; mādhurya—conjugal;
līlā—pastimes; guṇa—qualities;
rūpa—forms; nāmnām—of
the holy names; prati-kṣaṇa—at every
moment; āsvādana—relishing; lolupasya—who aspires after; vande—I
offer obeisances; guroḥ—of
my spiritual master; śrī—auspicious; caraṇa-aravindam—unto the lotus feet.
(6)
nikuñja-yūnaḥ—of Rādhā
and Kṛṣṇa; rati—(of)
conjugal love; keli—(of) pastimes; siddhyai—for the perfection; yā
yā— whatever; ālibhiḥ—by
the gopīs; yuktiḥ—arrangements;
apekṣaṇīyā—desirable; tatra—in that connection; ati-dākṣyāt—because
of being very expert; ati-vallabhasya—who is very
dear; vande—I offer obeisances;
guroḥ—of my spiritual master; śrī—auspicious; caraṇa-aravindam—unto
the lotus feet.
(7)
sākṣāt—directly; hari-tvena—with
the quality of Hari; samasta—
all; śāstraiḥ—by scriptures; uktaḥ—acknowledged; tathā—thus
bhāvyate—is considered; eva—also;
sadbhiḥ—by great saintly persons; kintu—however; prabhoḥ—to the
Lord; yaḥ—who; priyaḥ—dear; eva—certainly; tasya—of him (the
guru); vande—I offer obeisances;
guroḥ—of my spiritual master; śrī—auspicious; caraṇa-aravindam—unto
the lotus feet.
(8)
yasya—of
whom (the spiritual master); prasādāt—by
the grace; bhagavat—(of) Kṛṣṇa;
prasādaḥ—the mercy; yasya—of
whom; aprasādāt—without the grace; na—not; gatiḥ—means of
advancement; kutaḥ api—from
anywhere; dhyāyan—meditating upon; stuvan—praising; tasya—of him
(the spiritual master); yaśaḥ—the glory;
tri-sandhyam—three times a day (sunrise, noon, and
sunset); vande—I offer obeisances;
guroḥ—of my spiritual master; śrī—auspicious; caraṇa-aravindam—unto
the lotus feet
UPDATED: June 15, 2009