Gurudeve Vraja Vane Vraja Bhumi
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1.The Divine Master 2.Sri Vrndavana 3.The residents of Sri Vrndavana 4.The pure Vaisnavas 5.The brahmana section 6.The worshipful mantra 7.The holy name 8.A yearning to serve the Couple Divine: I adore these eight with utmost dedication.
O dear mind, I implore thee at thy feet. Already we have learned the essence: nothing but Lord Krsna's service dispels the soul's illusory experience.
Duty, knowledge, penance, meditation -all are really exploitation: none can free us from action and reaction; Cast them all aside, O my brother, sing the glory of good faith, our mother whose grace alone bestows pure devotion.
Banish your pride forever, O my mind, your eight goals remember: adore them with a heart that is sincere. Aspiring for that devoted heart, at Sri Dasa Goswami's feet this Bhaktivinoda makes his prayer."
About Gurudeve Vraja Vane Vraja Bhumi
"O Gurudeva, in the Vraja forest, the land of Vraja" — a devotional invocation joining the spiritual master with the sacred land of Vrindavan. Its author and full context are not known to me.
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Who wrote Gurudeve Vraja Vane Vraja Bhumi?
Gurudeve Vraja Vane Vraja Bhumi was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura.
What is the meaning of Gurudeve Vraja Vane Vraja Bhumi?
1.The Divine Master 2.Sri Vrndavana 3.The residents of Sri Vrndavana 4.The pure Vaisnavas 5.The brahmana section 6.The worshipful mantra 7.The holy name 8.A yearning to serve the Couple Divine: I adore these eight with utmost dedication.
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You can listen to 1 recording of Gurudeve Vraja Vane Vraja Bhumi on this page, including versions sung by HG Jai Sachinandana Prabhu.
How many verses does Gurudeve Vraja Vane Vraja Bhumi have?
Gurudeve Vraja Vane Vraja Bhumi has 4 verses.
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