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- Read on →: ye tīrtha-pramitāḥ punanti jagataḥ sad-vaidya-kalpāḥ prati
ye tīrtha-pramitāḥ punanti jagataḥ sad-vaidya-kalpāḥ prati
kurvantīndu-nibhāḥ kṛpāmṛta-ruco’py āpyāyayanti svayam |
susnigdhā haricandanāni kalayanty ābhūṣyanty adbhutā
ratnānīva hi tān namāmi satataṁ śrīvāsa-mukhyān muhuḥ ||
(Sādhanāmṛta-candrikā: 1.12)“They who are manifest tīrthas that purify the world,
They who provide real medical treatment [for the world, i.e., who treat the disease of material existence itself],
They who resemble moons and personally delight [the world] with the nectarean luster of their grace,
They who finely soothe [the world] like yellow sandalwood,
They who adorn [the world] like astonishing jewels—
I offer obeisance now and forever to those [associates of Śrī Gaurāṅga] led by Śrīvāsa.” - Read on →: ye caitanya-padāravinda-madhupāḥ sat-prema-bhūṣojjvalāḥ
ye caitanya-padāravinda-madhupāḥ sat-prema-bhūṣojjvalāḥ
śuddha-svarṇa-ruco dṛg-ambu-pulaka-svedaiḥ sad-aṅga-śriyaḥ |
sevopāyana-pāṇayaḥ smita-mukhāḥ śuklāmbarāḥ sad-varāḥ
śrīvāsādi-mahāśayān sukha-mayān dhyāyema tān pārṣadān ||
(Gaura-govinda-smaraṇa-paddhati: 1.53; cited in Sādhanāmṛta-candrikā: 2.13)“Bees [lit., nectar-drinkers] in the lotus feet of Śrī Caitanya,
Radiant with the ornaments of true prema,
Their lusters pure gold,
Their fine figures adorned with tears, horripilation, and perspiration,
Their hands filled with service offerings,
Their faces smiling,
And their garments white—
We meditate upon them,
The best of the sādhus,
The great souls led by Śrīvāsa,
The joyful associates [of Śrī Gaurāṅga].” - Read on →: he śrī-gadādhara śacī-suta-hārda-pātra
he śrī-gadādhara śacī-suta-hārda-pātra
gāndharvikā-sukha-tano rasa-sāra-gātra |
māṁ te padābja-rajasā sadṛśaṁ vibhāvya
kīrtiṁ pracāraya nijāṁ kuśalair vibhāvya ||
(Sādhanāmṛta-candrikā: 2.16)“O Śrī Gadādhara! O recipient of the Son of Śacī’s love! O Manifestation of Gāndharvikā’s [i.e., Rādhikā’s] joy! O Embodiment of the essence of rasa! Please consider me like a particle of dust at your lotus feet and further your own glory, which is to be meditated upon by the wise.”
- Read on →: he śrī-gadādhara dayā-saritāṁ patis tvaṁ
he śrī-gadādhara dayā-saritāṁ patis tvaṁ
premṇā vaśīkṛta-śacī-tanayo vibhuś ca |
padmāvatī-tanaya eva tathā vaśas te
kiṁ te bravīmi mayi muḍha-vare kṛpāyai ||
(Sādhanāmṛta-candrikā: 1.11)“O Śrī Gadādhara! You are the master of rivers of grace [i.e., an ocean of grace]. You have capably captivated the Son of Śacī with your prema, and so too the Son of Padmāvatī is captivated by you. What can I say to you? Please bestow your grace upon me, the greatest of fools.”
- Read on →: gadādharam ahaṁ vande
gadādharam ahaṁ vande mādhavācārya-nandanam |
mahābhāva-svarūpaṁ śrī-caitanyābhinna-rūpiṇam ||
(Unknown Source)“I offer obeisance to Gadādhara, the darling son of Mādhavācārya, who is the personification of mahābhāva and whose form is nondifferent from Śrī Caitanya’s.”
- Read on →: śrī-gaurāṅga-rasāśritaṁ
śrī-gaurāṅga-rasāśritaṁ mādhavācārya-nandanam |
kumāraṁ ratnavatyāś ca vande śrīmad-gadādharam ||
(Unknown Source)“I offer obeisance unto Śrīmad Gadādhara, the son of Ratnavatī and darling of Mādhavācārya, who is sheltered in the rasa of Śrī Gaurāṅga.”