Srimati Sita Thakurani's Appearance - 2nd Sept

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SRIMATI SITA THAKURANI

 

Like Sri Saci devi, Sri Sita Thakurani was always absorbed in affectionate love

for Sri Gaurasundara and was the well-wisher and competent advisor of Sri Saci

and Sri Jagannatha Misra. (GGD. 86, Premavilasa 24)

 

Krsnadasa Kaviraja Gosvami has beautifully described Sri Sita Thakurani on the

occasion of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu's birth: As soon as the boy was born,

generous Sri Jagannatha Misra sent a man to Advaita Acarya at Santipura to

inform him. Upon hearing the good news, Sri Advaita was overwhelmed with joy.

After taking bath in the Ganges and singing and dancing with Sri Haridasa

Thakura, he sent his wife Sri Sita Thakurani to Navadvipa Mayapura. Sitadevi,

who is worshipable by the entire world, taking permission of her husband, went

to see that topmost child with all varieties of gifts and presentations.

 

She brought different kinds of golden ornaments, including bangles, armlets,

necklaces and anklets, as well as tiger nails set in gold, waist decorations of

silk and lace, nicely printed silken saris and a child's garment, also made of

silk. Many other riches, including gold and silver coins, were also presented

to the child. Riding in a palanquin covered with cloth and accompanied

by maidservants, Sita Thakurani came to the house of Jagannatha Misra,

bringing with her many auspicious articles such as fresh grass, paddy,

gorocana, tumeric, kunkuma and sandalwood. All these presentations filled a

large basket.

 

When Sita Thakurani came to the house of Sacidevi, bringing with her many kinds

of eatables, dresses and other gifts, she was astonished to see the newly born

child, for she appreciated that except for a difference in color, the child was

directly Krsna of Gokula Himself. Seeing the transcendental bodily effulgence

of the child, each of His nicely constructed limbs full of auspicious signs and

resembling a form of gold, Sita Thakurani was very much pleased, and because of

her maternal affection, she felt as if her heart were melting. She blessed the

newly born child by placing fresh grass and paddy on His head saying, "May You

be blessed with a long duration of life." But being afraid of ghosts and

witches, she gave the child the name Nimai.

 

On the day the mother and son took bath and left the maternity home, Sita

Thakurani gave them all kinds of ornaments and garments and offered respect to

Jagannatha Misra. Sacidevi and Jagannatha Misra reciprocated by honoring Sita

Thakurani, who then returned home feeling deep satisfaction within her mind.

 

On the occasion of the birth anniversary of the child, Sri Jagannatha Misra and

Saci devi presented the revered Sri Sita Thakurani with valuable clothes and

other gifts. Sri Advaita Acarya had a house in Mayapura as well as Santipura.

After the birth of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, on the request of Jagannatha Misra

and Saci devi, Sri Advaita Acarya and his wife began to spend most of their

time at their Mayapura residence.

 

Sri Saci devi highly respected Sri Sita Thakurani, who visited their house

daily and advised Saci devi how to bring up Sri Gaurasundara. Together they

watched with delight as the divine child grew.

 

After some years the eldest son of Misra, Sri Visvarupa, left home and accepted

sannyasa. Saci and Jagannatha were overwhelmed with grief, as was the child

Gaurasundara. At that time Advaita Acarya and Sita devi consoled them and

looked after the child. Malini devi, wife of Srivasa Pandita, also helped to

bring up the child with great affection during that time. Malini devi and Saci

were very close friends.

 

Later in life, when the Lord returned from Gaya and disclosed His real

identity, Sri Advaita Acarya and Sita Thakurani came from Santipura to Mayapura

to worship the feet of Sri Gaurasundara.

 

Later, when Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu left home and set off for Vrndavana with

the intention of accepting sannyasa, Sri Saci devi and Sita Thakurani were

overwhelmed with grief and remained lying on the ground like as if dead for

four days. Understanding the distress of His relatives and devotees, the

kind-hearted Gaurasundara was unable to go on to Vrndavana, and thus returned

to Santipura. Again Advaita Acarya and Sita Thakurani regained their lives.

After four days of fasting, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu accepted the food cooked by

Sri Sita Thakurani. Before taking sannyasa, Gaurasundara used to perform

kirtana along with Sri Nityananda Prabhu at the house of Advaita Acarya. Sri

Paremesvari dasa Thakura has given a beautiful description of these pastimes

in his Padakalpataru.

 

After the Lord accepted sannyasa and remained in Jagannatha Puri, every year

Advaita Acarya, Sri Sita Thakurani and their son Sri Acyutananda visited Him.

On these occasions Sri Sita Thakurani brought many of the Lord's favorite

preparations, and with great love, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu took the meals

offered by her. He respected her as if she and Saci mata were the same person.

 

Sita Thakurani had three sons, Acyutananda, Krsna Misra and Gopala Misra. They

were also ardent followers of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu. Sita Thakurani's father

was Sri Nrsimha Bhadudi and her sister was Sri. The two sisters were both

manifestations of Bhagavati Yogamaya. Sri Sita Thakurani was the manifestation

of Yogamaya--goddess Paurnamasi. In Dvapara yuga, at the time of the birth

ceremony of Sri Krsna, she was present in the house of Nanda and gave advice to

Nanda and Yasoda.

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Thank you sincerely for this wonderful descriptions of the Lord as Sri

Nimai and his pastimes.

 

At 09:35 AM 00/09/02 +0000, Nayana-ranjana (das) (BBT Bombay - IN) wrote:

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>immediately.

>

>Yours in the service of Lord Shri Krishna,

>Nayana-ranjana Das

>

>SRIMATI SITA THAKURANI

>

>Like Sri Saci devi, Sri Sita Thakurani was always absorbed in affectionate

love

>for Sri Gaurasundara and was the well-wisher and competent advisor of Sri

Saci

>and Sri Jagannatha Misra. (GGD. 86, Premavilasa 24)

>

>Krsnadasa Kaviraja Gosvami has beautifully described Sri Sita Thakurani on

the

>occasion of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu's birth: As soon as the boy was born,

>generous Sri Jagannatha Misra sent a man to Advaita Acarya at Santipura to

>inform him. Upon hearing the good news, Sri Advaita was overwhelmed with joy.

>After taking bath in the Ganges and singing and dancing with Sri Haridasa

>Thakura, he sent his wife Sri Sita Thakurani to Navadvipa Mayapura.

Sitadevi,

>who is worshipable by the entire world, taking permission of her husband,

went

>to see that topmost child with all varieties of gifts and presentations.

>

>She brought different kinds of golden ornaments, including bangles, armlets,

>necklaces and anklets, as well as tiger nails set in gold, waist

decorations of

>silk and lace, nicely printed silken saris and a child's garment, also

made of

>silk. Many other riches, including gold and silver coins, were also

presented

>to the child. Riding in a palanquin covered with cloth and accompanied

> by maidservants, Sita Thakurani came to the house of Jagannatha Misra,

>bringing with her many auspicious articles such as fresh grass, paddy,

>gorocana, tumeric, kunkuma and sandalwood. All these presentations filled a

>large basket.

>

>When Sita Thakurani came to the house of Sacidevi, bringing with her many

kinds

>of eatables, dresses and other gifts, she was astonished to see the newly

born

>child, for she appreciated that except for a difference in color, the

child was

>directly Krsna of Gokula Himself. Seeing the transcendental bodily

effulgence

>of the child, each of His nicely constructed limbs full of auspicious

signs and

>resembling a form of gold, Sita Thakurani was very much pleased, and

because of

>her maternal affection, she felt as if her heart were melting. She

blessed the

>newly born child by placing fresh grass and paddy on His head saying, "May

You

>be blessed with a long duration of life." But being afraid of ghosts and

>witches, she gave the child the name Nimai.

>

>On the day the mother and son took bath and left the maternity home, Sita

>Thakurani gave them all kinds of ornaments and garments and offered

respect to

>Jagannatha Misra. Sacidevi and Jagannatha Misra reciprocated by honoring

Sita

>Thakurani, who then returned home feeling deep satisfaction within her mind.

>

>On the occasion of the birth anniversary of the child, Sri Jagannatha

Misra and

>Saci devi presented the revered Sri Sita Thakurani with valuable clothes and

>other gifts. Sri Advaita Acarya had a house in Mayapura as well as

Santipura.

>After the birth of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, on the request of Jagannatha

Misra

>and Saci devi, Sri Advaita Acarya and his wife began to spend most of their

>time at their Mayapura residence.

>

>Sri Saci devi highly respected Sri Sita Thakurani, who visited their house

>daily and advised Saci devi how to bring up Sri Gaurasundara. Together they

>watched with delight as the divine child grew.

>

>After some years the eldest son of Misra, Sri Visvarupa, left home and

accepted

>sannyasa. Saci and Jagannatha were overwhelmed with grief, as was the child

>Gaurasundara. At that time Advaita Acarya and Sita devi consoled them and

>looked after the child. Malini devi, wife of Srivasa Pandita, also helped to

>bring up the child with great affection during that time. Malini devi and

Saci

>were very close friends.

>

>Later in life, when the Lord returned from Gaya and disclosed His real

>identity, Sri Advaita Acarya and Sita Thakurani came from Santipura to

Mayapura

>to worship the feet of Sri Gaurasundara.

>

>Later, when Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu left home and set off for Vrndavana with

>the intention of accepting sannyasa, Sri Saci devi and Sita Thakurani were

>overwhelmed with grief and remained lying on the ground like as if dead for

>four days. Understanding the distress of His relatives and devotees, the

>kind-hearted Gaurasundara was unable to go on to Vrndavana, and thus returned

>to Santipura. Again Advaita Acarya and Sita Thakurani regained their lives.

>After four days of fasting, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu accepted the food

cooked by

>Sri Sita Thakurani. Before taking sannyasa, Gaurasundara used to perform

>kirtana along with Sri Nityananda Prabhu at the house of Advaita Acarya. Sri

>Paremesvari dasa Thakura has given a beautiful description of these pastimes

>in his Padakalpataru.

>

>After the Lord accepted sannyasa and remained in Jagannatha Puri, every year

>Advaita Acarya, Sri Sita Thakurani and their son Sri Acyutananda visited Him.

>On these occasions Sri Sita Thakurani brought many of the Lord's favorite

>preparations, and with great love, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu took the meals

>offered by her. He respected her as if she and Saci mata were the same

person.

>

>Sita Thakurani had three sons, Acyutananda, Krsna Misra and Gopala Misra.

They

>were also ardent followers of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu. Sita Thakurani's

father

>was Sri Nrsimha Bhadudi and her sister was Sri. The two sisters were both

>manifestations of Bhagavati Yogamaya. Sri Sita Thakurani was the

manifestation

>of Yogamaya--goddess Paurnamasi. In Dvapara yuga, at the time of the birth

>ceremony of Sri Krsna, she was present in the house of Nanda and gave

advice to

>Nanda and Yasoda.

>

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Saturday, September 02, 2000 3:05 PM

Srimati Sita Thakurani's Appearance - 2nd Sept

 

 

> Kindly tell me if you don't want to get these mails. I will do the needful

> immediately.

>

> Yours in the service of Lord Shri Krishna,

> Nayana-ranjana Das

>

> SRIMATI SITA THAKURANI

>

> Like Sri Saci devi, Sri Sita Thakurani was always absorbed in affectionate

love

> for Sri Gaurasundara and was the well-wisher and competent advisor of Sri

Saci

> and Sri Jagannatha Misra. (GGD. 86, Premavilasa 24)

>

> Krsnadasa Kaviraja Gosvami has beautifully described Sri Sita Thakurani on

the

> occasion of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu's birth: As soon as the boy was born,

> generous Sri Jagannatha Misra sent a man to Advaita Acarya at Santipura to

> inform him. Upon hearing the good news, Sri Advaita was overwhelmed with

joy.

> After taking bath in the Ganges and singing and dancing with Sri Haridasa

> Thakura, he sent his wife Sri Sita Thakurani to Navadvipa Mayapura.

Sitadevi,

> who is worshipable by the entire world, taking permission of her husband,

went

> to see that topmost child with all varieties of gifts and presentations.

>

> She brought different kinds of golden ornaments, including bangles,

armlets,

> necklaces and anklets, as well as tiger nails set in gold, waist

decorations of

> silk and lace, nicely printed silken saris and a child's garment, also

made of

> silk. Many other riches, including gold and silver coins, were also

presented

> to the child. Riding in a palanquin covered with cloth and accompanied

> by maidservants, Sita Thakurani came to the house of Jagannatha Misra,

> bringing with her many auspicious articles such as fresh grass, paddy,

> gorocana, tumeric, kunkuma and sandalwood. All these presentations filled

a

> large basket.

>

> When Sita Thakurani came to the house of Sacidevi, bringing with her many

kinds

> of eatables, dresses and other gifts, she was astonished to see the newly

born

> child, for she appreciated that except for a difference in color, the

child was

> directly Krsna of Gokula Himself. Seeing the transcendental bodily

effulgence

> of the child, each of His nicely constructed limbs full of auspicious

signs and

> resembling a form of gold, Sita Thakurani was very much pleased, and

because of

> her maternal affection, she felt as if her heart were melting. She

blessed the

> newly born child by placing fresh grass and paddy on His head saying, "May

You

> be blessed with a long duration of life." But being afraid of ghosts and

> witches, she gave the child the name Nimai.

>

> On the day the mother and son took bath and left the maternity home, Sita

> Thakurani gave them all kinds of ornaments and garments and offered

respect to

> Jagannatha Misra. Sacidevi and Jagannatha Misra reciprocated by honoring

Sita

> Thakurani, who then returned home feeling deep satisfaction within her

mind.

>

> On the occasion of the birth anniversary of the child, Sri Jagannatha

Misra and

> Saci devi presented the revered Sri Sita Thakurani with valuable clothes

and

> other gifts. Sri Advaita Acarya had a house in Mayapura as well as

Santipura.

> After the birth of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, on the request of Jagannatha

Misra

> and Saci devi, Sri Advaita Acarya and his wife began to spend most of

their

> time at their Mayapura residence.

>

> Sri Saci devi highly respected Sri Sita Thakurani, who visited their house

> daily and advised Saci devi how to bring up Sri Gaurasundara. Together

they

> watched with delight as the divine child grew.

>

> After some years the eldest son of Misra, Sri Visvarupa, left home and

accepted

> sannyasa. Saci and Jagannatha were overwhelmed with grief, as was the

child

> Gaurasundara. At that time Advaita Acarya and Sita devi consoled them and

> looked after the child. Malini devi, wife of Srivasa Pandita, also helped

to

> bring up the child with great affection during that time. Malini devi and

Saci

> were very close friends.

>

> Later in life, when the Lord returned from Gaya and disclosed His real

> identity, Sri Advaita Acarya and Sita Thakurani came from Santipura to

Mayapura

> to worship the feet of Sri Gaurasundara.

>

> Later, when Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu left home and set off for Vrndavana

with

> the intention of accepting sannyasa, Sri Saci devi and Sita Thakurani were

> overwhelmed with grief and remained lying on the ground like as if dead

for

> four days. Understanding the distress of His relatives and devotees, the

> kind-hearted Gaurasundara was unable to go on to Vrndavana, and thus

returned

> to Santipura. Again Advaita Acarya and Sita Thakurani regained their

lives.

> After four days of fasting, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu accepted the food

cooked by

> Sri Sita Thakurani. Before taking sannyasa, Gaurasundara used to perform

> kirtana along with Sri Nityananda Prabhu at the house of Advaita Acarya.

Sri

> Paremesvari dasa Thakura has given a beautiful description of these

pastimes

> in his Padakalpataru.

>

> After the Lord accepted sannyasa and remained in Jagannatha Puri, every

year

> Advaita Acarya, Sri Sita Thakurani and their son Sri Acyutananda visited

Him.

> On these occasions Sri Sita Thakurani brought many of the Lord's favorite

> preparations, and with great love, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu took the meals

> offered by her. He respected her as if she and Saci mata were the same

person.

>

> Sita Thakurani had three sons, Acyutananda, Krsna Misra and Gopala Misra.

They

> were also ardent followers of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu. Sita Thakurani's

father

> was Sri Nrsimha Bhadudi and her sister was Sri. The two sisters were both

> manifestations of Bhagavati Yogamaya. Sri Sita Thakurani was the

manifestation

> of Yogamaya--goddess Paurnamasi. In Dvapara yuga, at the time of the

birth

> ceremony of Sri Krsna, she was present in the house of Nanda and gave

advice to

> Nanda and Yasoda.

>

>

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Saturday, September 02, 2000 3:05 PM

Srimati Sita Thakurani's Appearance - 2nd Sept

 

 

> Kindly tell me if you don't want to get these mails. I will do the needful

> immediately.

>

> Yours in the service of Lord Shri Krishna,

> Nayana-ranjana Das

>

> SRIMATI SITA THAKURANI

>

> Like Sri Saci devi, Sri Sita Thakurani was always absorbed in affectionate

love

> for Sri Gaurasundara and was the well-wisher and competent advisor of Sri

Saci

> and Sri Jagannatha Misra. (GGD. 86, Premavilasa 24)

>

> Krsnadasa Kaviraja Gosvami has beautifully described Sri Sita Thakurani on

the

> occasion of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu's birth: As soon as the boy was born,

> generous Sri Jagannatha Misra sent a man to Advaita Acarya at Santipura to

> inform him. Upon hearing the good news, Sri Advaita was overwhelmed with

joy.

> After taking bath in the Ganges and singing and dancing with Sri Haridasa

> Thakura, he sent his wife Sri Sita Thakurani to Navadvipa Mayapura.

Sitadevi,

> who is worshipable by the entire world, taking permission of her husband,

went

> to see that topmost child with all varieties of gifts and presentations.

>

> She brought different kinds of golden ornaments, including bangles,

armlets,

> necklaces and anklets, as well as tiger nails set in gold, waist

decorations of

> silk and lace, nicely printed silken saris and a child's garment, also

made of

> silk. Many other riches, including gold and silver coins, were also

presented

> to the child. Riding in a palanquin covered with cloth and accompanied

> by maidservants, Sita Thakurani came to the house of Jagannatha Misra,

> bringing with her many auspicious articles such as fresh grass, paddy,

> gorocana, tumeric, kunkuma and sandalwood. All these presentations filled

a

> large basket.

>

> When Sita Thakurani came to the house of Sacidevi, bringing with her many

kinds

> of eatables, dresses and other gifts, she was astonished to see the newly

born

> child, for she appreciated that except for a difference in color, the

child was

> directly Krsna of Gokula Himself. Seeing the transcendental bodily

effulgence

> of the child, each of His nicely constructed limbs full of auspicious

signs and

> resembling a form of gold, Sita Thakurani was very much pleased, and

because of

> her maternal affection, she felt as if her heart were melting. She

blessed the

> newly born child by placing fresh grass and paddy on His head saying, "May

You

> be blessed with a long duration of life." But being afraid of ghosts and

> witches, she gave the child the name Nimai.

>

> On the day the mother and son took bath and left the maternity home, Sita

> Thakurani gave them all kinds of ornaments and garments and offered

respect to

> Jagannatha Misra. Sacidevi and Jagannatha Misra reciprocated by honoring

Sita

> Thakurani, who then returned home feeling deep satisfaction within her

mind.

>

> On the occasion of the birth anniversary of the child, Sri Jagannatha

Misra and

> Saci devi presented the revered Sri Sita Thakurani with valuable clothes

and

> other gifts. Sri Advaita Acarya had a house in Mayapura as well as

Santipura.

> After the birth of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, on the request of Jagannatha

Misra

> and Saci devi, Sri Advaita Acarya and his wife began to spend most of

their

> time at their Mayapura residence.

>

> Sri Saci devi highly respected Sri Sita Thakurani, who visited their house

> daily and advised Saci devi how to bring up Sri Gaurasundara. Together

they

> watched with delight as the divine child grew.

>

> After some years the eldest son of Misra, Sri Visvarupa, left home and

accepted

> sannyasa. Saci and Jagannatha were overwhelmed with grief, as was the

child

> Gaurasundara. At that time Advaita Acarya and Sita devi consoled them and

> looked after the child. Malini devi, wife of Srivasa Pandita, also helped

to

> bring up the child with great affection during that time. Malini devi and

Saci

> were very close friends.

>

> Later in life, when the Lord returned from Gaya and disclosed His real

> identity, Sri Advaita Acarya and Sita Thakurani came from Santipura to

Mayapura

> to worship the feet of Sri Gaurasundara.

>

> Later, when Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu left home and set off for Vrndavana

with

> the intention of accepting sannyasa, Sri Saci devi and Sita Thakurani were

> overwhelmed with grief and remained lying on the ground like as if dead

for

> four days. Understanding the distress of His relatives and devotees, the

> kind-hearted Gaurasundara was unable to go on to Vrndavana, and thus

returned

> to Santipura. Again Advaita Acarya and Sita Thakurani regained their

lives.

> After four days of fasting, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu accepted the food

cooked by

> Sri Sita Thakurani. Before taking sannyasa, Gaurasundara used to perform

> kirtana along with Sri Nityananda Prabhu at the house of Advaita Acarya.

Sri

> Paremesvari dasa Thakura has given a beautiful description of these

pastimes

> in his Padakalpataru.

>

> After the Lord accepted sannyasa and remained in Jagannatha Puri, every

year

> Advaita Acarya, Sri Sita Thakurani and their son Sri Acyutananda visited

Him.

> On these occasions Sri Sita Thakurani brought many of the Lord's favorite

> preparations, and with great love, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu took the meals

> offered by her. He respected her as if she and Saci mata were the same

person.

>

> Sita Thakurani had three sons, Acyutananda, Krsna Misra and Gopala Misra.

They

> were also ardent followers of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu. Sita Thakurani's

father

> was Sri Nrsimha Bhadudi and her sister was Sri. The two sisters were both

> manifestations of Bhagavati Yogamaya. Sri Sita Thakurani was the

manifestation

> of Yogamaya--goddess Paurnamasi. In Dvapara yuga, at the time of the

birth

> ceremony of Sri Krsna, she was present in the house of Nanda and gave

advice to

> Nanda and Yasoda.

>

>

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Nayana-ranjana (das) (BBT Bombay - IN) <Nayana-ranjana (AT) pamho (DOT) net>

Saturday, September 02, 2000 3:05 PM

Srimati Sita Thakurani's Appearance - 2nd Sept

 

 

> Kindly tell me if you don't want to get these mails. I will do the needful

> immediately.

>

> Yours in the service of Lord Shri Krishna,

> Nayana-ranjana Das

>

> SRIMATI SITA THAKURANI

>

> Like Sri Saci devi, Sri Sita Thakurani was always absorbed in affectionate

love

> for Sri Gaurasundara and was the well-wisher and competent advisor of Sri

Saci

> and Sri Jagannatha Misra. (GGD. 86, Premavilasa 24)

>

> Krsnadasa Kaviraja Gosvami has beautifully described Sri Sita Thakurani on

the

> occasion of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu's birth: As soon as the boy was born,

> generous Sri Jagannatha Misra sent a man to Advaita Acarya at Santipura to

> inform him. Upon hearing the good news, Sri Advaita was overwhelmed with

joy.

> After taking bath in the Ganges and singing and dancing with Sri Haridasa

> Thakura, he sent his wife Sri Sita Thakurani to Navadvipa Mayapura.

Sitadevi,

> who is worshipable by the entire world, taking permission of her husband,

went

> to see that topmost child with all varieties of gifts and presentations.

>

> She brought different kinds of golden ornaments, including bangles,

armlets,

> necklaces and anklets, as well as tiger nails set in gold, waist

decorations of

> silk and lace, nicely printed silken saris and a child's garment, also

made of

> silk. Many other riches, including gold and silver coins, were also

presented

> to the child. Riding in a palanquin covered with cloth and accompanied

> by maidservants, Sita Thakurani came to the house of Jagannatha Misra,

> bringing with her many auspicious articles such as fresh grass, paddy,

> gorocana, tumeric, kunkuma and sandalwood. All these presentations filled

a

> large basket.

>

> When Sita Thakurani came to the house of Sacidevi, bringing with her many

kinds

> of eatables, dresses and other gifts, she was astonished to see the newly

born

> child, for she appreciated that except for a difference in color, the

child was

> directly Krsna of Gokula Himself. Seeing the transcendental bodily

effulgence

> of the child, each of His nicely constructed limbs full of auspicious

signs and

> resembling a form of gold, Sita Thakurani was very much pleased, and

because of

> her maternal affection, she felt as if her heart were melting. She

blessed the

> newly born child by placing fresh grass and paddy on His head saying, "May

You

> be blessed with a long duration of life." But being afraid of ghosts and

> witches, she gave the child the name Nimai.

>

> On the day the mother and son took bath and left the maternity home, Sita

> Thakurani gave them all kinds of ornaments and garments and offered

respect to

> Jagannatha Misra. Sacidevi and Jagannatha Misra reciprocated by honoring

Sita

> Thakurani, who then returned home feeling deep satisfaction within her

mind.

>

> On the occasion of the birth anniversary of the child, Sri Jagannatha

Misra and

> Saci devi presented the revered Sri Sita Thakurani with valuable clothes

and

> other gifts. Sri Advaita Acarya had a house in Mayapura as well as

Santipura.

> After the birth of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, on the request of Jagannatha

Misra

> and Saci devi, Sri Advaita Acarya and his wife began to spend most of

their

> time at their Mayapura residence.

>

> Sri Saci devi highly respected Sri Sita Thakurani, who visited their house

> daily and advised Saci devi how to bring up Sri Gaurasundara. Together

they

> watched with delight as the divine child grew.

>

> After some years the eldest son of Misra, Sri Visvarupa, left home and

accepted

> sannyasa. Saci and Jagannatha were overwhelmed with grief, as was the

child

> Gaurasundara. At that time Advaita Acarya and Sita devi consoled them and

> looked after the child. Malini devi, wife of Srivasa Pandita, also helped

to

> bring up the child with great affection during that time. Malini devi and

Saci

> were very close friends.

>

> Later in life, when the Lord returned from Gaya and disclosed His real

> identity, Sri Advaita Acarya and Sita Thakurani came from Santipura to

Mayapura

> to worship the feet of Sri Gaurasundara.

>

> Later, when Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu left home and set off for Vrndavana

with

> the intention of accepting sannyasa, Sri Saci devi and Sita Thakurani were

> overwhelmed with grief and remained lying on the ground like as if dead

for

> four days. Understanding the distress of His relatives and devotees, the

> kind-hearted Gaurasundara was unable to go on to Vrndavana, and thus

returned

> to Santipura. Again Advaita Acarya and Sita Thakurani regained their

lives.

> After four days of fasting, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu accepted the food

cooked by

> Sri Sita Thakurani. Before taking sannyasa, Gaurasundara used to perform

> kirtana along with Sri Nityananda Prabhu at the house of Advaita Acarya.

Sri

> Paremesvari dasa Thakura has given a beautiful description of these

pastimes

> in his Padakalpataru.

>

> After the Lord accepted sannyasa and remained in Jagannatha Puri, every

year

> Advaita Acarya, Sri Sita Thakurani and their son Sri Acyutananda visited

Him.

> On these occasions Sri Sita Thakurani brought many of the Lord's favorite

> preparations, and with great love, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu took the meals

> offered by her. He respected her as if she and Saci mata were the same

person.

>

> Sita Thakurani had three sons, Acyutananda, Krsna Misra and Gopala Misra.

They

> were also ardent followers of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu. Sita Thakurani's

father

> was Sri Nrsimha Bhadudi and her sister was Sri. The two sisters were both

> manifestations of Bhagavati Yogamaya. Sri Sita Thakurani was the

manifestation

> of Yogamaya--goddess Paurnamasi. In Dvapara yuga, at the time of the

birth

> ceremony of Sri Krsna, she was present in the house of Nanda and gave

advice to

> Nanda and Yasoda.

>

 

Hare Krsna Prabhu,

I am sorry I did not download the E-mail messages as my telephone was not

working. Please continue to send me the E-mail as this is a source of

inspiration for me to read and know about Krsna. Thanks for your efforts and

sorry for the inconvenience caused to you.

Yours in the service of Krsna,

Vrndavanesvari DD.

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PAMHO AGTSP

 

Thank you very much for the nice msgs you have been sending us. Could you

please continue to send them as I forward your mails to the satsangis in

Dubai (Damodhardesh). We get a lot of siksha from the mails that you have

been sending us.

 

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srikrsna (AT) emirates (DOT) net.ae <srikrsna (AT) emirates (DOT) net.ae>

02 September 2000 10:43

Srimati Sita Thakurani's Appearance - 2nd Sept

 

 

>Kindly tell me if you don't want to get these mails. I will do the needful

>immediately.

>

>Yours in the service of Lord Shri Krishna,

>Nayana-ranjana Das

>

>SRIMATI SITA THAKURANI

>

>Like Sri Saci devi, Sri Sita Thakurani was always absorbed in affectionate

love

>for Sri Gaurasundara and was the well-wisher and competent advisor of Sri

Saci

>and Sri Jagannatha Misra. (GGD. 86, Premavilasa 24)

>

>Krsnadasa Kaviraja Gosvami has beautifully described Sri Sita Thakurani on

the

>occasion of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu's birth: As soon as the boy was born,

>generous Sri Jagannatha Misra sent a man to Advaita Acarya at Santipura to

>inform him. Upon hearing the good news, Sri Advaita was overwhelmed with

joy.

>After taking bath in the Ganges and singing and dancing with Sri Haridasa

>Thakura, he sent his wife Sri Sita Thakurani to Navadvipa Mayapura.

Sitadevi,

>who is worshipable by the entire world, taking permission of her husband,

went

>to see that topmost child with all varieties of gifts and presentations.

>

>She brought different kinds of golden ornaments, including bangles,

armlets,

>necklaces and anklets, as well as tiger nails set in gold, waist

decorations of

>silk and lace, nicely printed silken saris and a child's garment, also made

of

>silk. Many other riches, including gold and silver coins, were also

presented

>to the child. Riding in a palanquin covered with cloth and accompanied

> by maidservants, Sita Thakurani came to the house of Jagannatha Misra,

>bringing with her many auspicious articles such as fresh grass, paddy,

>gorocana, tumeric, kunkuma and sandalwood. All these presentations filled

a

>large basket.

>

>When Sita Thakurani came to the house of Sacidevi, bringing with her many

kinds

>of eatables, dresses and other gifts, she was astonished to see the newly

born

>child, for she appreciated that except for a difference in color, the child

was

>directly Krsna of Gokula Himself. Seeing the transcendental bodily

effulgence

>of the child, each of His nicely constructed limbs full of auspicious signs

and

>resembling a form of gold, Sita Thakurani was very much pleased, and

because of

>her maternal affection, she felt as if her heart were melting. She blessed

the

>newly born child by placing fresh grass and paddy on His head saying, "May

You

>be blessed with a long duration of life." But being afraid of ghosts and

>witches, she gave the child the name Nimai.

>

>On the day the mother and son took bath and left the maternity home, Sita

>Thakurani gave them all kinds of ornaments and garments and offered respect

to

>Jagannatha Misra. Sacidevi and Jagannatha Misra reciprocated by honoring

Sita

>Thakurani, who then returned home feeling deep satisfaction within her

mind.

>

>On the occasion of the birth anniversary of the child, Sri Jagannatha Misra

and

>Saci devi presented the revered Sri Sita Thakurani with valuable clothes

and

>other gifts. Sri Advaita Acarya had a house in Mayapura as well as

Santipura.

>After the birth of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, on the request of Jagannatha

Misra

>and Saci devi, Sri Advaita Acarya and his wife began to spend most of their

>time at their Mayapura residence.

>

>Sri Saci devi highly respected Sri Sita Thakurani, who visited their house

>daily and advised Saci devi how to bring up Sri Gaurasundara. Together

they

>watched with delight as the divine child grew.

>

>After some years the eldest son of Misra, Sri Visvarupa, left home and

accepted

>sannyasa. Saci and Jagannatha were overwhelmed with grief, as was the

child

>Gaurasundara. At that time Advaita Acarya and Sita devi consoled them and

>looked after the child. Malini devi, wife of Srivasa Pandita, also helped

to

>bring up the child with great affection during that time. Malini devi and

Saci

>were very close friends.

>

>Later in life, when the Lord returned from Gaya and disclosed His real

>identity, Sri Advaita Acarya and Sita Thakurani came from Santipura to

Mayapura

>to worship the feet of Sri Gaurasundara.

>

>Later, when Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu left home and set off for Vrndavana

with

>the intention of accepting sannyasa, Sri Saci devi and Sita Thakurani were

>overwhelmed with grief and remained lying on the ground like as if dead for

>four days. Understanding the distress of His relatives and devotees, the

>kind-hearted Gaurasundara was unable to go on to Vrndavana, and thus

returned

>to Santipura. Again Advaita Acarya and Sita Thakurani regained their

lives.

>After four days of fasting, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu accepted the food

cooked by

>Sri Sita Thakurani. Before taking sannyasa, Gaurasundara used to perform

>kirtana along with Sri Nityananda Prabhu at the house of Advaita Acarya.

Sri

>Paremesvari dasa Thakura has given a beautiful description of these

pastimes

>in his Padakalpataru.

>

>After the Lord accepted sannyasa and remained in Jagannatha Puri, every

year

>Advaita Acarya, Sri Sita Thakurani and their son Sri Acyutananda visited

Him.

>On these occasions Sri Sita Thakurani brought many of the Lord's favorite

>preparations, and with great love, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu took the meals

>offered by her. He respected her as if she and Saci mata were the same

person.

>

>Sita Thakurani had three sons, Acyutananda, Krsna Misra and Gopala Misra.

They

>were also ardent followers of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu. Sita Thakurani's

father

>was Sri Nrsimha Bhadudi and her sister was Sri. The two sisters were both

>manifestations of Bhagavati Yogamaya. Sri Sita Thakurani was the

manifestation

>of Yogamaya--goddess Paurnamasi. In Dvapara yuga, at the time of the birth

>ceremony of Sri Krsna, she was present in the house of Nanda and gave

advice to

>Nanda and Yasoda.

[Guest guest]

kindly me from this group

 

thank you

 

regards

 

kedar

 

At 09:35 02/09/00 +0000, you wrote:

>Kindly tell me if you don't want to get these mails. I will do the needful

>immediately.

>

>Yours in the service of Lord Shri Krishna,

>Nayana-ranjana Das

>

[Guest guest]

Tkx Prabhuji for the e-mails.

 

Please keep on sending I read the stories and know the importance of the

days and get some knowledge.

 

Hare Krsna

 

 

Nayana-ranjana (das) (BBT Bombay - IN) <Nayana-ranjana (AT) pamho (DOT) net>

undisclosed-recipients:; <undisclosed-recipients:;>

Saturday, September 02, 2000 3:12 PM

Srimati Sita Thakurani's Appearance - 2nd Sept

 

 

>Kindly tell me if you don't want to get these mails. I will do the needful

>immediately.

>

>Yours in the service of Lord Shri Krishna,

>Nayana-ranjana Das

>

>SRIMATI SITA THAKURANI

>

>Like Sri Saci devi, Sri Sita Thakurani was always absorbed in affectionate

love

>for Sri Gaurasundara and was the well-wisher and competent advisor of Sri

Saci

>and Sri Jagannatha Misra. (GGD. 86, Premavilasa 24)

>

>Krsnadasa Kaviraja Gosvami has beautifully described Sri Sita Thakurani on

the

>occasion of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu's birth: As soon as the boy was born,

>generous Sri Jagannatha Misra sent a man to Advaita Acarya at Santipura to

>inform him. Upon hearing the good news, Sri Advaita was overwhelmed with

joy.

>After taking bath in the Ganges and singing and dancing with Sri Haridasa

>Thakura, he sent his wife Sri Sita Thakurani to Navadvipa Mayapura.

Sitadevi,

>who is worshipable by the entire world, taking permission of her husband,

went

>to see that topmost child with all varieties of gifts and presentations.

>

>She brought different kinds of golden ornaments, including bangles,

armlets,

>necklaces and anklets, as well as tiger nails set in gold, waist

decorations of

>silk and lace, nicely printed silken saris and a child's garment, also made

of

>silk. Many other riches, including gold and silver coins, were also

presented

>to the child. Riding in a palanquin covered with cloth and accompanied

> by maidservants, Sita Thakurani came to the house of Jagannatha Misra,

>bringing with her many auspicious articles such as fresh grass, paddy,

>gorocana, tumeric, kunkuma and sandalwood. All these presentations filled

a

>large basket.

>

>When Sita Thakurani came to the house of Sacidevi, bringing with her many

kinds

>of eatables, dresses and other gifts, she was astonished to see the newly

born

>child, for she appreciated that except for a difference in color, the child

was

>directly Krsna of Gokula Himself. Seeing the transcendental bodily

effulgence

>of the child, each of His nicely constructed limbs full of auspicious signs

and

>resembling a form of gold, Sita Thakurani was very much pleased, and

because of

>her maternal affection, she felt as if her heart were melting. She blessed

the

>newly born child by placing fresh grass and paddy on His head saying, "May

You

>be blessed with a long duration of life." But being afraid of ghosts and

>witches, she gave the child the name Nimai.

>

>On the day the mother and son took bath and left the maternity home, Sita

>Thakurani gave them all kinds of ornaments and garments and offered respect

to

>Jagannatha Misra. Sacidevi and Jagannatha Misra reciprocated by honoring

Sita

>Thakurani, who then returned home feeling deep satisfaction within her

mind.

>

>On the occasion of the birth anniversary of the child, Sri Jagannatha Misra

and

>Saci devi presented the revered Sri Sita Thakurani with valuable clothes

and

>other gifts. Sri Advaita Acarya had a house in Mayapura as well as

Santipura.

>After the birth of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, on the request of Jagannatha

Misra

>and Saci devi, Sri Advaita Acarya and his wife began to spend most of their

>time at their Mayapura residence.

>

>Sri Saci devi highly respected Sri Sita Thakurani, who visited their house

>daily and advised Saci devi how to bring up Sri Gaurasundara. Together

they

>watched with delight as the divine child grew.

>

>After some years the eldest son of Misra, Sri Visvarupa, left home and

accepted

>sannyasa. Saci and Jagannatha were overwhelmed with grief, as was the

child

>Gaurasundara. At that time Advaita Acarya and Sita devi consoled them and

>looked after the child. Malini devi, wife of Srivasa Pandita, also helped

to

>bring up the child with great affection during that time. Malini devi and

Saci

>were very close friends.

>

>Later in life, when the Lord returned from Gaya and disclosed His real

>identity, Sri Advaita Acarya and Sita Thakurani came from Santipura to

Mayapura

>to worship the feet of Sri Gaurasundara.

>

>Later, when Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu left home and set off for Vrndavana

with

>the intention of accepting sannyasa, Sri Saci devi and Sita Thakurani were

>overwhelmed with grief and remained lying on the ground like as if dead for

>four days. Understanding the distress of His relatives and devotees, the

>kind-hearted Gaurasundara was unable to go on to Vrndavana, and thus

returned

>to Santipura. Again Advaita Acarya and Sita Thakurani regained their

lives.

>After four days of fasting, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu accepted the food

cooked by

>Sri Sita Thakurani. Before taking sannyasa, Gaurasundara used to perform

>kirtana along with Sri Nityananda Prabhu at the house of Advaita Acarya.

Sri

>Paremesvari dasa Thakura has given a beautiful description of these

pastimes

>in his Padakalpataru.

>

>After the Lord accepted sannyasa and remained in Jagannatha Puri, every

year

>Advaita Acarya, Sri Sita Thakurani and their son Sri Acyutananda visited

Him.

>On these occasions Sri Sita Thakurani brought many of the Lord's favorite

>preparations, and with great love, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu took the meals

>offered by her. He respected her as if she and Saci mata were the same

person.

>

>Sita Thakurani had three sons, Acyutananda, Krsna Misra and Gopala Misra.

They

>were also ardent followers of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu. Sita Thakurani's

father

>was Sri Nrsimha Bhadudi and her sister was Sri. The two sisters were both

>manifestations of Bhagavati Yogamaya. Sri Sita Thakurani was the

manifestation

>of Yogamaya--goddess Paurnamasi. In Dvapara yuga, at the time of the birth

>ceremony of Sri Krsna, she was present in the house of Nanda and gave

advice to

>Nanda and Yasoda.

>

[Guest guest]

Dear prabhuji,

Please accept my humble obeisances. All glories to Srila Prabhupada. All

glories to Guru-Sishya parampara.

 

Please don't send us these mails. Thank you very much.

 

-

Nayana-ranjana (das) (BBT Bombay - IN) <Nayana-ranjana (AT) pamho (DOT) net>

Saturday, September 02, 2000 3:05 PM

Srimati Sita Thakurani's Appearance - 2nd Sept

 

 

> Kindly tell me if you don't want to get these mails. I will do the needful

> immediately.

>

> Yours in the service of Lord Shri Krishna,

> Nayana-ranjana Das

>

> SRIMATI SITA THAKURANI

>

> Like Sri Saci devi, Sri Sita Thakurani was always absorbed in affectionate

love

> for Sri Gaurasundara and was the well-wisher and competent advisor of Sri

Saci

> and Sri Jagannatha Misra. (GGD. 86, Premavilasa 24)

>

> Krsnadasa Kaviraja Gosvami has beautifully described Sri Sita Thakurani on

the

> occasion of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu's birth: As soon as the boy was born,

> generous Sri Jagannatha Misra sent a man to Advaita Acarya at Santipura to

> inform him. Upon hearing the good news, Sri Advaita was overwhelmed with

joy.

> After taking bath in the Ganges and singing and dancing with Sri Haridasa

> Thakura, he sent his wife Sri Sita Thakurani to Navadvipa Mayapura.

Sitadevi,

> who is worshipable by the entire world, taking permission of her husband,

went

> to see that topmost child with all varieties of gifts and presentations.

>

> She brought different kinds of golden ornaments, including bangles,

armlets,

> necklaces and anklets, as well as tiger nails set in gold, waist

decorations of

> silk and lace, nicely printed silken saris and a child's garment, also

made of

> silk. Many other riches, including gold and silver coins, were also

presented

> to the child. Riding in a palanquin covered with cloth and accompanied

> by maidservants, Sita Thakurani came to the house of Jagannatha Misra,

> bringing with her many auspicious articles such as fresh grass, paddy,

> gorocana, tumeric, kunkuma and sandalwood. All these presentations filled

a

> large basket.

>

> When Sita Thakurani came to the house of Sacidevi, bringing with her many

kinds

> of eatables, dresses and other gifts, she was astonished to see the newly

born

> child, for she appreciated that except for a difference in color, the

child was

> directly Krsna of Gokula Himself. Seeing the transcendental bodily

effulgence

> of the child, each of His nicely constructed limbs full of auspicious

signs and

> resembling a form of gold, Sita Thakurani was very much pleased, and

because of

> her maternal affection, she felt as if her heart were melting. She

blessed the

> newly born child by placing fresh grass and paddy on His head saying, "May

You

> be blessed with a long duration of life." But being afraid of ghosts and

> witches, she gave the child the name Nimai.

>

> On the day the mother and son took bath and left the maternity home, Sita

> Thakurani gave them all kinds of ornaments and garments and offered

respect to

> Jagannatha Misra. Sacidevi and Jagannatha Misra reciprocated by honoring

Sita

> Thakurani, who then returned home feeling deep satisfaction within her

mind.

>

> On the occasion of the birth anniversary of the child, Sri Jagannatha

Misra and

> Saci devi presented the revered Sri Sita Thakurani with valuable clothes

and

> other gifts. Sri Advaita Acarya had a house in Mayapura as well as

Santipura.

> After the birth of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, on the request of Jagannatha

Misra

> and Saci devi, Sri Advaita Acarya and his wife began to spend most of

their

> time at their Mayapura residence.

>

> Sri Saci devi highly respected Sri Sita Thakurani, who visited their house

> daily and advised Saci devi how to bring up Sri Gaurasundara. Together

they

> watched with delight as the divine child grew.

>

> After some years the eldest son of Misra, Sri Visvarupa, left home and

accepted

> sannyasa. Saci and Jagannatha were overwhelmed with grief, as was the

child

> Gaurasundara. At that time Advaita Acarya and Sita devi consoled them and

> looked after the child. Malini devi, wife of Srivasa Pandita, also helped

to

> bring up the child with great affection during that time. Malini devi and

Saci

> were very close friends.

>

> Later in life, when the Lord returned from Gaya and disclosed His real

> identity, Sri Advaita Acarya and Sita Thakurani came from Santipura to

Mayapura

> to worship the feet of Sri Gaurasundara.

>

> Later, when Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu left home and set off for Vrndavana

with

> the intention of accepting sannyasa, Sri Saci devi and Sita Thakurani were

> overwhelmed with grief and remained lying on the ground like as if dead

for

> four days. Understanding the distress of His relatives and devotees, the

> kind-hearted Gaurasundara was unable to go on to Vrndavana, and thus

returned

> to Santipura. Again Advaita Acarya and Sita Thakurani regained their

lives.

> After four days of fasting, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu accepted the food

cooked by

> Sri Sita Thakurani. Before taking sannyasa, Gaurasundara used to perform

> kirtana along with Sri Nityananda Prabhu at the house of Advaita Acarya.

Sri

> Paremesvari dasa Thakura has given a beautiful description of these

pastimes

> in his Padakalpataru.

>

> After the Lord accepted sannyasa and remained in Jagannatha Puri, every

year

> Advaita Acarya, Sri Sita Thakurani and their son Sri Acyutananda visited

Him.

> On these occasions Sri Sita Thakurani brought many of the Lord's favorite

> preparations, and with great love, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu took the meals

> offered by her. He respected her as if she and Saci mata were the same

person.

>

> Sita Thakurani had three sons, Acyutananda, Krsna Misra and Gopala Misra.

They

> were also ardent followers of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu. Sita Thakurani's

father

> was Sri Nrsimha Bhadudi and her sister was Sri. The two sisters were both

> manifestations of Bhagavati Yogamaya. Sri Sita Thakurani was the

manifestation

> of Yogamaya--goddess Paurnamasi. In Dvapara yuga, at the time of the

birth

> ceremony of Sri Krsna, she was present in the house of Nanda and gave

advice to

> Nanda and Yasoda.

>

[Guest guest]

Hare Krsna! Pamho. AgtSP!

 

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I am just getting too many emails to contend with, so I was hoping that I

could be removed from the list.

 

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