Guest guest Posted June 15, 2000 Report Share Posted June 15, 2000 Haribol Prabhus. Jaya Prabhupada. I'm presently editing the old english translation of manah siksa bhajana's written by Bhaktivinode Thakura that was previously done by Acyutananda Das in the 1970's. I've had it since 1977 and I always loved to sing the bhajanas. Acyutananda's work has a lot of bugs in it, and I'm going over it with a fine comb to prepare it for printing in a Russian version I intend to use for teaching it in Ukraine. yet I really need Sarvabhavana's english translation to help me too. Do you know who has the Sarvabhavana Prabhu's translation of the English version of Bhaktivinode Thakura's Manah siksa bhajana darpana commentary? (Not the Narayana Maharaja's groups) version. I already have that one. I need the Iskcon Bombay printed Sarvabhavana version. I remember in 1986 working on it in BBT Bombay with Dasanudas who originally formated for Sarvabhavana Prabhu. So I'm hoping that maybe it might still be in the BBT Bombay computer Hard drive's. If any of you don't have it, and know who has it please let me know. For those of you receivers who are in Russia...can you contact the devotee who translated the Russian version to ask him/her if they can send it to me for my manah siksa bhajana course I'm giving in Ukraine? Thanks to all, ys MMDASBR yatr€nurakt€ƒ sahasaiva dh…r€ vyapohya deh€diu sa‰gam ™ham vrajanti tat p€rama-haˆsyam antyaˆ yasminn ahiˆsopaamaƒ sva-dharmaƒ SYNONYMS yatra-unto whom; anurakt€ƒ-firmly attached; sahas€-all of a sudden; eva-certainly; dh…r€ƒ-self-controlled; vyapohya-leaving aside; deha-the gross body and subtle mind; €diu-relating to; sa‰gam-attachment; ™ham-taken to; vrajanti-go away; tat-that; p€rama-haˆsyam-the highest stage of perfection; antyam-and beyond that; yasmin-in which; ahiˆs€-nonviolence; upaamaƒ-and renunciation; sva-dharmaƒ-consequential occupation. TRANSLATION Self-controlled persons who are attached to the Supreme Lord sr… KŠa can all of a sudden give up the world of material attachment, including the gross body and subtle mind, and go away to attain the highest perfection of the renounced order of life, by which nonviolence and renunciation are consequential. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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