Sambandha Janiya Yeba Jivana Yuddha Kore
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sambandha’ jāniyā yebā jīvana-yuddha kare
sei ta’ vāṅciyā thāke āra saba mare
sambandha-in relationship with God; jāniyā-knowing; yebā-whoever; jīvana-yuddha-battle of material existence; kare-performs; sei ta-he indeed; vāṅciyā thāke-remains alive; āra-others; saba-all; mare-perish.
One who knows his sambandha, or constitutional position in relationship with the Supreme Personality of Godhead, and engages in that consciousness in the day to day struggle or fight for existence, always survives by the mercy of the Lord, while others who have forgotten their eternal relationship with the Supreme Person are defeated by death.
‘sambandha’ nā jāni’ yebā ān pathe dhāya
kṛṣṇapriti nāhi mile vṛthā janma yāya
sambandha-relationship; nā jāni-not knowing one’s relationship with the Lord; yebā-whoever; ān-other; pathe-on the paths; dhāya-pursues; kṛṣṇa-priti-love of Kṛṣṇa; nāhi mile-does not attain; vṛthā-useless; janma-human births; yāya-goes.
Moreover, those who are not conscious of their eternal relationship with the Supreme Personality of Godhead, traversing their own independent paths in material life, simply waste their lives because they fail to achieve pure love for Kṛṣṇa, which is the ultimate purpose of life and the highest perfection.
kṛṣṇa se ‘sambandha’ ādi bhāla kare bujha
se sambandha rākhi tumi māyā sāthe yujha
kṛṣṇa-Kṛṣṇa; se sambandha ādi-different relationship with Kṛṣṇa; bhāla kare-with care; bujha-understand; se-that; sambandha-relationship; rākhi-keeping; tumi-you; māyā sāthe-with maya; yujha-fight.
Now, my friend, try to understand clearly how to act in relationship or sambandha to Kṛṣṇa, the Supreme Personality of Godhead. Maintaining that relationship through devotional service, you should declare war and fight with Maya, the material illusory energy.
tāhā chāḍi’ haya yebā jñāna-karma-vīra
mokṣa nāhi pāya tārā haya ta’ asthira
tāhā-that; chāḍi-giving up; haya-is; yebā-whoever; jñāna-karma-vīra-the hero of fighter who takes shelter of jnana and karma; mokṣa-liberation; nāhi pāya-does not receive; tārā-they; haya-become; ta-just; asthira-agitated by frustration.
Keep in mind, one who thinks himself a great hero or warrior, due to his accumulation of jnana (material or spiritual knowledge) or karma (material acquisitions and fruitive results) and thereby gives up his direct relationship with Supreme Personality of Godhead as well as His shelter, fails to achieve liberation from material birth and death, and his attempts to achieve material happiness simply end in anxious frustration.
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Sambandha Janiya Yeba Jivana Yuddha Kore was composed by A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. It appears in Vrindavane Bhajan.
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