Srivaser Prati Caitanya Prasada

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Song Name: Srivaser Prati Caitanya Prasada

Official Name: Soka Satana Song 11

Author: Bhaktivinoda Thakura

Book Name: Gitamala

Language: Bengali

LYRICS:

(1)

śrībāsera prati          caitanya-prasāda

dekhiyā sakala jana

jaya śrī-caitanya        jaya nityānanda

boli’ nāce ghana ghana

(2)

śrībāsa-mandire          ki bhāba uṭhilo

tāhā ki barṇaṇa hoya

bhāba-yuddha sane        ānanda-krandana

uṭhe kṛṣṇa-prema-moya

(3)

cāri bhāi paḍi’         prabhura caraṇe

preme gadagada sware

kāndiyā kāndiyā          kākuti koriyā

gaḍi’ jāya prema-bhare

(4)

ohe prāṇeśwara      e heno bipada

prati-dina jeno hoya

jāhāte tomāra       caraṇa-jugale

āsakti bāḍhite roya

(5)

bipada-sampade      sei dina bhalo

je dina tomāre smari

tomāra smaraṇa      rohita je dina

se dina bipada hari

(6)

śrībāsa-goṣṭhira         caraṇe padiyā

bhakatibinoda bhaṇe

tomādera gorā       kṛpā bitariyā

dekhāo durgata jane

TRANSLATION

1. Seeing Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu shows such favorable grace to Srivasa Pandita, all the devotees present there began to dance ecstatically, and they repeatedly shouted, “Jaya Sri Caitanya! Jaya Nityananda!” with resounding voices.

2. It is simply not possible to describe the ecstatic mood that arose in Srivasa’s house at that time, indeed, it was just like a great war of transcendental emotions was taking place within the battlefield of tears of joy, all arising due to ecstatic love for Krsna.

3. Then the four brothers of the dead boy came over and fell down at Lord Caitanya’s lotus feet and began weeping and wailing with piteous voices choked with ecstatic love. Then they began rolling on the ground, overflowing with pure love while humbly petitioning the Lord as follows.

4. They said, “Oh Lord of our lives! If calamities like this would happen every day, then that would only increase our deep loving attachment to Your lotus feet!”

5. “This calamity of losing our brother today is actually our great fortune, for on this day we are remembering Your Lordship. If, on some other day, we are bereft of Your remembrance, then that day is actually the real calamity for us, oh Lord.”

6. Falling down at the feet of Srivasa Pandita’s entire family, Bhaktivinoda thus narrates how their Lord Gaurasundara is bestowing His causeless mercy upon all distressed souls.

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UPDATED: July 10, 2009