krsna Posted April 9, 2004 Report Share Posted April 9, 2004 Hanuman says, "Rama has occupied my heart": sri-nathe janaki-nathe cabhedah paramatmanih tathapi mama sarvasvam ramah kamala-locanah Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare There is no difference between Sri-nath [Vishnu, the Lord of the goddess of fortune] and Janaki-nath [Rama, the Lord of Sita], since They are both the Supersoul. Still, lotus-eyed Rama is everything to me. (Prema-bhakti-candrika, text 29) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sudhaya Posted April 9, 2004 Report Share Posted April 9, 2004 Mean chosen God, I used to pray so much to Lord Hanuman, though NOT for Bhakti, I never thought he would be merciful to me to let me read Prabhupada Gita and have a chance to serve Sri Guru and Gauranga, I don't think of Hanumanji as much as I do now, but he has gave me other service so.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
krsna Posted April 9, 2004 Author Report Share Posted April 9, 2004 Hanuman (Mahavira), the famous nonhuman devotee of Lord Sri Ramacandra, attained success simply by carrying out the orders of the Lord. Hanuman the perfect devotee ************************ The relationship between Rama and Hanuman demonstrates the perfection of devotion in the mood of service (dasya-rasa). In an almost classical manner Hanuman demonstrated the symptoms of pure devotional service. Everything that he did was only for the pleasure of Lord Rama, whether it was building bridges, fighting rakshasas or flying across the country to fetch life saving herbs, his constant meditation was how to best serve Rama. When he sought out Sita in Ravana's Lanka, he was not merely satisfied at delivering to her the message of Lord Rama. He also destroyed the forest, killed many rakshasas and burnt down half of Lanka. That is the mood of a pure devotee. To consciously cultivate everything that is positive to the service of the Lord and reject everything that is not. Even though Lord Rama reciprocated very sweetly with gratitude, praise or benedictions for Hanuman, he never had any expectation for them. Hanuman often presented himself as a simple ignorant monkey in front of Rama. When Hanuman returned from Lanka with news of Sita, an overjoyed Rama embraced him tightly. However a clearly uncomfortable Hanuman stated that his position could only be at the feet of his Lord. The highest reward for him was to serve Lord Rama. Service to Rama was the most exalted destination for Hanuman, and he constantly endeavored to perfect himself in this respect. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
krsna Posted April 10, 2004 Author Report Share Posted April 10, 2004 Jai Sita Ram Jai sita ram Jai Hanuman Hari, Hari bol Jai sita ram. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 10, 2004 Report Share Posted April 10, 2004 Thanks, krsna for the nice pic. heres the story: hanumanas treasure, by mahaksadasa What is the treasure of the Vaisnavas? The following story of Sri Hanumana, the hero of Valmiki's RAMAYANA, explains very nicely what the devotee of the Supreme Lord holds dear. I retell this story, asking Sri Hanuman to ensure that I tell it nicely in his service. As Lord Ramachandra was preparing to end His Pastimes on this plane, preparing for the entire Kingdom of Sri Ayodhya dhama to go back to the realm of Vaikunthaloka, with His ministers present, He presented His Kingdom Ring to Sri Hanumanadeva as a memento. Upon receivcing this gift, Sri Hanuman, acting like a monkey, bit into the gem, tore it out of its setting, threw it on the ground, and within seconds, had it completely pulverized. Totally shocked, His ministers admonished him for being so foolish as well as ungrateful. Sri Hanumana said, "How can I possibly receive such a worthless item, there was no inscription of my Lord on the ring." The brahmanas in attendance tried to teach, "You foolish monkey, you preserve your body with food and rest, and you will do so until the end of time, when Lord Ramachandra's pastimes are no longer remembered amongst men, and His inscription is only available within your mind." At that urging, Sri Hanumana, with his nails capable of singlehandedly scratching out the existance of the three worlds, tore his chest apart for all to see. The ministers were amazed to see that on each and every bone, each bodily organ, every tendon and fiber of his being was inscripted the Names "RAMA, RAMA, RAMA". Sri Ramachandra, smiling only in the way He does to His beloved Sri Hanuman, rubbed his chest, completely closing the wound. The prema-bhakti yoga, the rasa between The Lord and His unalloyed servant ever increased, He took permission to end His Pastimes on Earth. -from larger work see Jatayu, the Vulture King Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gokulkr Posted April 11, 2004 Report Share Posted April 11, 2004 Lord Hanuman is considered to be the greatest devotee next to Goddess MahaLakshmi. So we can see how great Hanumanji is. Hanumanji is a messenger between a devotee and Lord Narayana. It is said only through his help we can experience divine bliss of Hari. Also Lord Narayana has given Hanumanji the power to give moksha to Vaishnavas. So lets surrender to holy feet of Sri Hanumanji and attain lotus feet of Lord Krishna. /images/graemlins/smile.gif Jai Shri Hanuman /images/graemlins/smile.gif Jai Shri Krishna Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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krsna Posted April 14, 2004 Author Report Share Posted April 14, 2004 The Hanuman Chalisa sri guru carana saroj raja nija mana mukura sudhar, varanaun raghuvara vimala yasa, yo dayaka phala chara "Having cleaned the mirror of my mind with the dust from the lotus feet of my Guru, I sing the pure glories of Lord Ramachandra, who bestows the four fruits of life: religion, wealth, pleasure and liberation." buddhina tanu janike sumiraun pavana kumara, bala buddhi vidya dehu mohin, harau klesa vikara "As I know I am an ignorant fool, I meditate on the Son of Wind, Hanuman, and pray him to give me strength, wisdom and knowledge, purifying me from all defects and bad things." siyavara ramachandra ki jaya, pavanasuta hanumana ki jaya, umapati mahadeva ki jaya "All glories to Mother Sita, all glories to Lord Ramachandra, all glories to the Son of the Wind, Hanuman, all glories to Lord Shiva, consort of Parvati." jaya hanumana jnana guna sagara, jaya kapisa tihun loka ujagara, rama duta atulita bala dhama, anjani putra pavana suta nama "Glory to Hanuman, ocean of knowledge and good qualities. Glory to the lord of the Vanaras. His fame echoes through the three worlds. Glory to the divine messenger and servant of Sri Rama! He is known as Pavana Suta, son of the Wind and Mother Anjana, and his prowess is invincible." mahavira vikrama bajarangi kumati nivara sumati ke sangi, kanchana varana viraja suvesa, kanana kundala kunchita kesa "O Hanuman, you have unlimited courage and strength, you destroy ignorance and grant wisdom. Your complexion is golden, your hair is curly and you wear ear-rings." hatha bajur aru dhvaja virajai, kandhe munja janeu sajai, sankara suvana kesari nandana, tej pratapa maha jaga vandana "In one hand you hold the divine Vajra weapon, in the other you have the flag with your emblem. Your shoulder is decorated with the holy thread. You are the son of Lord Shiva and Mother Keshari. Your great prowess is famous all over the world." vidyavan guni ati chatur, rama kaja karive ko atur, prabhu charitra sunive ko rasiya, rama lakshmana sita mana basiya "You have the greatest wealth of divine knowledge. You are virtuous and intelligent, always ready to serve Lord Rama, and your greatest pleasure is listening to His glories. Rama, Laksmana and Sita always reside in your heart." suksma rupa dhari siyahin dikhava, vikata rupa dhari lanka jarava, bhima rupa dhari asura sanhare, ramachandra ke kaja sanvare "You appeared before Sita in a very small form, but you burned Lanka with a terrifying form and a killed the demons with a gigantic form. In this way you always serve Lord Rama." lae sanjivana lakhan jiyaye sri raghuvira harshi ura laye, raghupati kinhi bahuta badai, tum mama priya bharatai sama bhai "You brought the medicinal herb to revive Lakshmana, and overcome with joy Rama embraced you and glorified you, saying that He loves you as much as He loves His own brother Bharata." sahasa vadana tumharo yasa gaven, asa kahi sripati kantha lagaven, sanakadika brahmadi munisa narada sarada sahita ahisa "Sesanaga with his thousands mouths is singing your glories: with these words, Rama embraced you. Even the Kumaras, Narada, Sarasvati cannot complete describe your glories." yama kuvera digapala jahante kavi kovida kahi saken kahante, tuma upakara sugrivahin kinha rama milaya raja pada dinha "Even Yama, Kuvera, the lords of the directions, poets and sages are incapable of fully describing your glories. You introduced Rama to Sugriva, causing him to become the king of the Vanaras." tumharo mantra vibhisana mana lankesvara bhae saba jaga jana, yuga sahasra yojana para bhanu, lilyo tahi madhura phala janun "By following your advice, Vibhisana became the king of Lanka: everyone knows this. You grabbed the sun, millions of kilometers away in the sky, taking it for a ripe fruit." prabhu mudrika meli mukha mahin jaldi landi gaye acaraja nahin, durgama kaja jagata ke jete, sugama anugraha tumhare te te "You crossed the ocean keeping Rama's ring in your mouth as a token for Sita. You could perform such a miraculous task because with your grace even impossible tasks become possible and even easy." rama duare tuma rakhavere hot na ajna vinu paisare, saba sukha lahai tumhari sarana, tuma raksaka kahu ko darana "You always guard the door of Sri Rama, and without your permission no one can enter. By taking shelter in you, all the joys of life are obtained, and one under your protection has nothing to fear." apana teja samharo ape tinon loka hankate kanpe, bhuta pisacha nikata nahin ave, mahavira japa nama sunave "Your radiance is supreme, and the three worlds tremble when you move. You are the supreme brahmachari, conserving your energy. By repeating the name of Hanuman, all the ghosts and demons are chased away." nashai roga harai saba pira, japata nirantara hanumata vira, sankata se hanumana churavai, mana rama vachana dhyana jo lavai "All diseases and sufferings are destroyed by the constant repetition of the name of Hanuman. One who meditates on him with his mind, heart and activities is saved from all difficulties." saba para rama tapasvi raja tina ke kaja sakala tuma saja, aur manoratha jo koi lavai soy amita jivana phala pavain "Rama is the Lord of yoga, and all your actions are dedicated to Him. By your grace, all desires are granted." charon yuga paratapa tumhara, hai parasiddhi jagata uyjiara, sadhu santa ke tum rakhavare, asura nikandana rama dulare "In all times, you are famous for your prowess and talents, your glories are spread all over the universe. You protect the devotees and the sages, you destroy the demons, and you are Rama's beloved." asta siddhi nava nidhi ke data, asa vara dina janaki mata, rama rasayana tumhare pasa, sada raho raghupati ke dasa "Mother Sita blessed you with the power to grant the eight spiritual perfections and the nine material prosperities, and Sri Rama gave you the power to heal. You are always His humble servant." tumhare bhajana rama ko pavai janma janma ke dukha visravai, anta kale raghupati pura jay, jahan janmen hari bhakta kahai "By meditating on you, one reaches Lord Rama, and eliminates the sufferings of many lifetimes. After death, your devotee will reach the abode of Rama, where he will always be a devotee of the Lord." aur devata chitta na dharai, hanumata sei sarva sukha karai, sankata harai mitai saba pira, jo sumire hanumata balavira "The other Devas do not care for the sufferings of the human beings: only Hanuman is the source of all joys, and by remembering him all sufferings disappear." jaya jaya jaya hanumana gosain, kripa karau gurudeva ki nain, yah satavara patha kara jaya chhutahin band maha sukha hoy "Victory and glory to lord Hanuman! O divine Guru, bless us with your grace. By repeating this mantra one hundred times, one is liberated by all problems and obtains unlimited happiness." jo yaha parhai hanumana chalisa haya siddhi sakhi gaurisha, tulasidasa sada harichera kije natha hridaya mahana dera "One who repeats this song with the glories of lord Hanuman obtains all the spiritual perfections. Tulasidasa, the eternal servant of the Lord, gives this promise in the name of Mahadeva, the lord of Gauri. O lord, may you always reside in my heart." pavanatanaya sankata harana mangala murti rupa, rama laskmana sita sahita hridaya basahu sura bhupa "O Son of the Wind, you destroy all difficulties. Your form is all auspicious, and you always reside in my heart together with Rama, Laksmana and Sita." siyavara ramachandra ki jaya, pavana suta hanumana ki jaya, umapati mahadeva ki jaya "Glories to Sita Rama, glories to lord Hanuman, son of the wind, and glory to Shiva Mahadeva, husband of Uma!" Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gokulkr Posted April 14, 2004 Report Share Posted April 14, 2004 Krsna prabhuji, Thank you very much for the beautiful hanuman pics & hanuman chalisa. May Lord Hanuman bless all of us. /images/graemlins/smile.gif Jai Shri Krishna /images/graemlins/smile.gif Om Shri Guru Raghavendraya Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sudhaya Posted April 14, 2004 Report Share Posted April 14, 2004 Various Bhajans: http://www.iiramii.net/en/skmain.htm The Hanuman Chaliasa sung 11 times is esp nice. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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krsna Posted August 17, 2004 Author Report Share Posted August 17, 2004 goSpadI kRta vArAziM mazakI kRta rAkSasam rAmAyana mahAmAlA ratnam vande 'nilAtmajam He to Whom the Ocean was but the size of a calf's hoof; To Whom the Rakshasas were but like mosquitoes; and Who is the central jewel of the grand garland of Ramayana; To that Son of the Wind god, I bow in salutation! yatra yatra raghunAtha kIrtanaM tatra tatra kRta mastakAJjalIM bASpa vAri paripUrNa locanam mArutiM namata rAkSasAntakam We bow down to Maruti, Sri Hanuman ji, Who stands with his palms folded above his head, With a torrent of tears flowing down his eyes Wherever the Names of Lord Rama are sung! bharat bhaayee kapi se urun ham naahee... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Pankaja_Dasa Posted September 24, 2004 Report Share Posted September 24, 2004 Heres another one.. Lord Sri Ramachadra and Sri Sri Sita in exhile /images/graemlins/frown.gif Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
krsna Posted January 4, 2005 Author Report Share Posted January 4, 2005 k [image]http://images.google.com/images?q=tbn:7n4471EPGi0J:http://hanumans../rama.jpg[/image] " <font color="red"> Yes, My Lord and Master ,Sri Rama </font color> ! ! ! " /images/graemlins/cool.gif Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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krsna Posted March 5, 2005 Author Report Share Posted March 5, 2005 The emblem of Hanuman on the flag of Arjuna is another sign of victory because Hanuman cooperated with Lord Rama in the battle between Rama and Ravana, and Lord Rama emerged victorious. Now both Rama and Hanuman were present on the chariot of Arjuna to help him. Lord Krsna is Rama Himself, and wherever Lord Rama is, His eternal servitor Hanuman and His eternal consort Sita, the goddess of fortune, are present. Therefore, Arjuna had no cause to fear any enemies whatsoever. Hanuman ji has been respectfully worshiped for many hundreds and thousands of years. Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu set the example in showing how one should offer respects to Hanuman ji. In Vrndavan Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu visited the local temple, where there was a deity of Hanuman. After offering him obeisances, the Lord departed for South India. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
krsna Posted July 1, 2007 Author Report Share Posted July 1, 2007 Sri Brhad-Bhagavatamrta, Part 4 BY: SUN STAFF <CENTER> Sri Hanuman </CENTER> Jun 30, CANADA (SUN) — By Srila Sanatana Goswami, translated by Sriman Kusakratha dasa. <CENTER>Part One, Chapter Four Bhakta (The Devotees)</CENTER> <CENTER>Text 51 svamin kapi-patir dasya ity adi vacanaih khalu prasiddho mahima tasya dasyam eva prabhoh kripa </CENTER> My lord, the scriptures declare: "The monkey-king Hanuman attained perfection by serving the Supreme Lord." In this way Hanuman's glory is famous in this world. His service brought him the Lord's mercy. <CENTER>Text 52 yadricchaya labdham api vishnor dasarathes tu yah naicchan moksham vina dasyam tasmai hanumate namah </CENTER> I offer my respectful obeisances to Hanuman. Even if it were to come to him of its own accord, he has no desire to accept any kind of liberation that would check his service to Lord Vishnu, the son of Maharaja Dasaratha. <CENTER>Text 53 mad-anuktam ca mahatmyam tasya vetti param bhavan gatva kimpurushe varshe drishtva tam modam apnuhi </CENTER> I have left much unsaid, still, your lordship knows his glorious position very well. Please go now to Kimpurusha-varsha. See him and become happy. <CENTER>Text 54 sri-parikshid uvaca aye matar aho bhadram aho bhadram iti bruvan utpatyasanatah khena munih kimpurusham gatah </CENTER> Sri Parikshit said: O mother, Narada then exclaimed: {.sy 168}Ah! This is very auspicious! Ah! This is very auspicious!" He then rose from his seat, and traveled through outer space to Kimpurusha-varsha. <CENTER>Text 55 tatrapasyad dhanumantam ramacandra-padabjayoh sakshad ivarcana-ratam vicitrair vanya-vastubhih </CENTER> There he saw Hanuman devotedly worshiping the lotus feet of the Deity of Lord Ramacandra with wonderful offerings taken from the forest as if the Lord were directly present before him. <CENTER>Text 56 gandharvadibhir anandad giyamanam rasayanam ramayanam ca srinvantam kampasru-pulakacitam </CENTER> Hearing the nectarean story of the Ramayana sung by the Gandharvas and other celestial singers, Hanuman became full of bliss. He trembled and shed tears. The hairs of his body stood erect. <CENTER>Text 57 vicitrair divya-divyais ca gadya-padyaih sva-nirmitaih stutim anyas ca kurvanam dandavat pranatir api </CENTER> Hanuman was himself reciting many wonderful and splendid prayers in prose and verse, and he was also falling down like a stick to offer respectful obeisances to his Lord. <CENTER>Text 58 cukrosa narado modaj jaya sri-raghunatha he jaya sri-janaki-kanta jaya sri-lakshmanagraja </CENTER> Narada then jubilantly called out: O Lord of the Raghavas, all glories to You! O husband of Sita, all glories to You! O elder brother of Lakshmana, all glories to You! <CENTER>Text 59 nijeshta-svamino nama- kirtana-sruti-harshitah utplutya hanuman durat kanthe jagraha naradam </CENTER> Hanuman became filled with joy to hear the chanting of the holy names of his worshipable Lord. He at once jumped into the sky and embraced Narada, placing his arms around his neck. <CENTER>Text 60 tishthan viyaty eva munih praharshan nrityan padabhyam kalayan karabhyam premasru-dharam ca kapisvarasya prapto dasam kincid avocad uccaih </CENTER> As he stood in the sky, Narada Muni jubilantly danced moving his feet to and fro, and at the same time wiped away the stream of Hanuman's tears of ecstatic love with his hands. Filled with ecstatic love, Narada loudly said: <CENTER>Text 61 sri narada uvaca sriman bhagavatah satyam tvam eva parama-priyah aham ca tat-priyo 'bhuvam adya yat tvam vyalokayam </CENTER> Sri Narada said: O noble sir, you are very dear to the Supreme Personality of Godhead. By seeing you I have now also become very dear to Him. <CENTER>Text 62 sri-parikshid uvaca kshanat sva-sthena devarshih pranamya sri-hanumata raghuvira-pranamaya samanitas tad-alayam </CENTER> Sri Parikshit said: Within a moment Hanuman composed himself and then respectfully bowed down before Devarshi Narada. Then he took Narada to the temple where he could bow down before Lord Ramacandra, the hero of the Raghu dynasty. <CENTER> </CENTER> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
krsna Posted July 1, 2007 Author Report Share Posted July 1, 2007 <CENTER>Text 63 kritabhivandanas tatra prayatnad upaveshitah sampattim prema-jam citram prapto vinasrito 'bravit </CENTER> Narada Muni bowed down before the Deity and then sat in a seat carefully arranged by Hanuman. Narada, wealthy with the wonderful opulence of pure devotional love, sounded his vina and said: <CENTER>Text 64 sri-narada uvaca satyam eva bhagavat-kripa-bharas- yaspadam nirupmamam bhavan param yo hi nityam ahaho maha-prabhos citra-citra-bhajanamritarnavah </CENTER> Sri Narada said: You are in truth the object of the incomparable great mercy of the Supreme Personality of Godhead. You are always plunged in the very wonderful nectar ocean of pure devotional service to the Supreme Lord. <CENTER>Text 65 dasah sakha vahanam asanam dhvajah chatram vitanam vyajanam ca vandi mantri bhishag yodha-patih sahaya- sreshtho maha-kirti-vivardhanas ca </CENTER> You are the Lord's servant, friend, chariot, sitting place, flag, parasol, awning, fan, poet to offer prayers, counselor, military commander, and most helpful assistant. You always chant the Lord's transcendental glories. <CENTER>Text 66 samarpitatma parama-prasada-bhrit tadiya-sat-kirti-kathaika-jivanah tad-asritananda-vivardhanah sada mahattamah sri-garudadito 'dhikah </CENTER> You have offered yourself to Lord Ramacandra without any reservation. You are the object of His great mercy. The narration of His glories is your life and soul. You bring great transcendental bliss to the devotees who have taken shelter of Him. You are eternally more glorious than Garuda and all the other devotees of the Lord. <CENTER>Text 67 aho bhavan eva visuddha-bhaktiman param na seva-sukhato 'dhimanya yah imam prabhum vacam udara-sekharam jagada tad-bhakta-gana-pramodinim </CENTER> Because you are a pure devotee, and because you do not consider anything better than the happiness of pure devotional service, you spoke to the Supreme Lord, who is the crest jewel of all generous philanthropists, the following words, which bring great happiness to the devotees: <CENTER>Text 68 bhava-bandha-cchide tasyai sprihayami na muktaye bhavan prabhur aham dasa iti yatra vilupyate </CENTER> O Lord, You are the master, and I am Your servant. I do not desire any liberation from the bonds of repeated birth and death that will also break our relationship. <CENTER>Text 69 sri-parikshid uvaca tato hanuman prabhu-pada-padma- kripa-visesha-sravanendhanena pradipitadau virahagni-tapto rudan chucarto muninaha santvitah </CENTER> Sri Parikshit said: For Hanuman, hearing this description of the great mercy of the Lord's lotus feet became a spark that ignited a great fire of the pain of separation from the Lord. Hanuman lamented and cried. Narada Muni comforted him. Hanuman then said: <CENTER>Text 70 sri-hanuman uvaca muni-varya katham srimad- ramacandra-padambujaih hinam rodayase dinam naishthurya-smaranena mam </CENTER> I am very unhappy because I no longer have the lotus feet of Lord Ramacandra. O best of the sages, why do you make me cry by reminding me of His cruelty to me? <CENTER>Text 71 yadi syam sevako 'mushya tada tyajeya kim hathat nitah sva-dayitah parsvam sugrivadyah sakoshalah </CENTER> If I am His servant, then why did He abandon me when He took Sugriva, the residents of Ayodhya, and many other dear devotees to His side? <CENTER>Text 72 seva-saubhagyato yas ca maha-prabhu-krito mahan anugraho mayi snigdhair bhavadbhir anumiyate </CENTER> Because you are very affectionate to me you think that because I had the good fortune to serve the Supreme Lord directly, therefore He is very merciful to me. <CENTER>Texts 73 and 74 so 'dhuna mathura-puryam avatirnena tena hi praduskrita-nijaisvarya- parakashtha-vibhutina kritasyanugrahasyamsam pandaveshu mahatmasu tulayarhati no gantum sumerum mrid-anur yatha </CENTER> Now the supremely opulent and powerful Lord has descended to Mathura City, where He gives His mercy to the great Pandavas. The mercy He gives to me cannot be compared to even the smallest fragment of that mercy. It is like a pebble compared to Mount Sumeru. <CENTER>Text 75 sa yesham balyatas tat-tad- viseshapad-ganeranat dhairyam dharmam yaso jnanam bhaktim premapy adarsayat </CENTER> By sending them so many troubles since their early childhood, the Lord has shown to the world their patience, adherence to religious principles, fame, transcendental knowledge, pure devotion, and spiritual love for the Supreme Personality of Godhead. <CENTER>Text 76 sarathyam parshadatvam ca sevanam mantri-dutate virasananugamane cakre stuti-natir api </CENTER> The Supreme Personality of Godhead became their chariot-driver, companion, servant, counselor, messenger, guard, and follower. The Lord even offered prayers to them and bowed down before them. <CENTER>Text 77 kim va sa-sneha-kataryat tesham nacarati prabhuh seva sakhyam priyatvam tad anyonyam bhati misritam </CENTER> The Supreme Lord is overcome with love for them. What will He not do for them. He has become their servant, friend, and most affectionate well-wisher. <CENTER>Text 78 yasya santata-vasena sa yesham rajadhanika tapovanam maharshinam abhud va sat-tapah-phalam </CENTER> Because the Lord always resides with them, their capitol has become like a sacred forest where great sages perform austerities. Residence in their capitol now brings the results of all austerities. <CENTER>Text 79 sri-parikshid uvaca srinvann idam krishna-padabja-lalaso dvaravati-santata-vasa-lampatah utthaya cotthaya mudantarantara sri-narado 'nrityad alam sa-hunkritam </CENTER> Sri Parikshit said: As Sri Narada heard these words he yearned to reside eternally in Dvaraka and always stay by the lotus feet of Lord Krishna. Narada loudly shouted, rose again and again into the sky, and danced with joy in his heart. <CENTER>Text 80 pandavanam hanumams tu katha-rasa-nimagna-hrit tan nritya-vardhitanandah prastutam varnayaty alam </CENTER> Hanuman became blissful by seeing Narada dance. His heart plunged in the nectar of the Pandavas' story, Hanuman again and again described their glories. <CENTER>Text 81 sri-hanuman uvaca tesham apad-gana eva sattamah syuh su-sevitah ye vidhaya prabhum vyagram sadyah sangamayanti taih </CENTER> Sri Hanuman said: The host of calamities that befell the Pandavas were very auspicious for them. These calamities made Lord Krishna anxious for the safety of the Pandavas, and at once brought Lord Krishna into their company. <CENTER>Text 82 are prema-paradhina vicaracara-varjitah niyojayatha tam dautye sarathye 'pi mama prabhum </CENTER> O Pandavas, you have become overpowered by love and no longer know how to do what is right. You have made my Lord into your messenger and chariot-driver. <CENTER>Text 83 nunam re pandava mantram ausadham vatha kincana lokottaram vijanidhve maha-mohana-mohanam </CENTER> O Pandavas, you must know a very powerful magic spell or possess a very powerful potion to bring others under your control. <CENTER>Text 84 ity uktva hanuman matah pandaveya-yasasvini utplutyotplutya munina muhur nrityati vakti ca </CENTER> O mother, O celebrated wife of Abhimanyu, after speaking these words, Hanuman began to jump again and again. For a long time he danced with Narada Muni. Then he said: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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