hyutkale puruShottamaat

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> vaiShNavaaH kShitipaavanaaH |

> catvaaraste kalau bhaavyaa hyutkale puruShottamaat || 5 ||

>

> The Mantras which are without any Sampradaaya (which do not belong to

> any schools), are considered fruitless. Hence in the Kali age there

> will arise four founders of schools, namely Shrii, Brahmaa, Rudra,

> and Sanaka. All these are Vaishnavas, sanctifying the earth, and will

> arise from the Supreme Person in Utkala, in the Kali age. (5)

 

The famous stanza "hyutkale puruShottamaat" is translated by Gaudiyas, at

least those in the line of Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Thakura, as "from

Sri Purusottama-ksetra (Jagannatha Puri) in Utkala (Orissa)."

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Hare Krsna

 

Maybe I didn't read the posting with the information,

but where is this verse from?

And also, what does this mean from Jagannatha Puri?

Thank you

ys Nina

 

 

> > vaiShNavaaH kShitipaavanaaH |

> > catvaaraste kalau bhaavyaa hyutkale puruShottamaat

> || 5 ||

> >

> > The Mantras which are without any Sampradaaya

> (which do not belong to

> > any schools), are considered fruitless. Hence in

> the Kali age there

> > will arise four founders of schools, namely Shrii,

> Brahmaa, Rudra,

> > and Sanaka. All these are Vaishnavas, sanctifying

> the earth, and will

> > arise from the Supreme Person in Utkala, in the

> Kali age. (5)

>

> The famous stanza "hyutkale puruShottamaat" is

> translated by Gaudiyas, at

> least those in the line of Srila Bhaktisiddhanta

> Sarasvati Thakura, as "from

> Sri Purusottama-ksetra (Jagannatha Puri) in Utkala

> (Orissa)."

>

>

 

 

 

 

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