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1 versionGlory, glory to Lord Advaita Acārya Mahāśaya, who mercifully descended to this world to deliver the fallen souls.
In the month of Māgha, on the śuklā saptamī, Lord Advaita was manifest in the town of Śāntipura
He is the leader of all the saintly devotees. When He was a child His father gave Him the name Kamalākṣa (Lotus-eyed).
Seeing the conditioned souls were bitten by the snake of Kali-yuga, He became a physician to save them from the poison.
His loud calls brought Lord Gaura to this earth. Vaiṣṇava dāsa worships Him.
About Jaya Jaya Advaita Acārya Mahāśaya
"Glory, glory to the great personage Advaita Acharya" — mahāśaya, an honorific for an eminent person, a straightforward acclamation without further specific content.
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Glory, glory to Lord Advaita Acārya Mahāśaya, who mercifully descended to this world to deliver the fallen souls.
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