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VENU-GITA: The Song of Krsna's (Krishna's) Flute (Srimad Bhagavatam Tenth Canto-Chapter Twenty-One)

VENU-GITA: The Song of Krsna's (Krishna's) Flute (Srimad Bhagavatam Tenth Canto-Chapter Twenty-One)






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by Sri Srimad Bhaktivedanta Narayana Maharaja

Hardcover

GVP, Mathura
ISBN 8186737154

Size: 8.5"X5.5"
Pages: 190
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Preface:

We feel extremely privileged to present the fully revised second edition of the Venu-Gita, translated from the Hindi commentary written by our beloved Gurudeva om visnupada paramahamsa parivrajakacarya astottara-sata Sri Srimad Bhaktivedanta Narayana Maharaja. The first English edition, which appeared in 1995, was a compilation of the direct transcriptions of a series of lectures which our exalted Gurudeva had spoken in English several years before. The Hindi rendition, inspired by the English version, is the result of his deeply studying the commentaries of Srila Jiva Gosvami and Srila Visvanatha Cakravarti Thakura. He was so pleased with the Hindi rendition that he ordered it to be translated into English and published as soon as possible. The new English version flows much more smoothly than the original and convincingly captures the very charming sentiments stimulated in the hearts of the vraja-ramanis when they hear the sweetly alluring song of Sri Syamasundara's flute.

This book is a unique and invaluable contribution to our authentic Gaudiya Vaisnava literatures. If any sincere person reads it with an open mind, his heart will surely be attracted and infused with the desire to seriously cultivate vraja-bhakti. The introduction is also significant with its presentation of many authentic proofs in establishing what is the qualification to hear these confidential topics and in asserting that it is actually our duty to hear them from bona fide Vaisnavas in our disciplic line. Presenting many charming descriptions of the moods of the gopis who speak the Venu-Gita, this grantha is a beautiful and priceless gift given by our venerable Gurudeva to the sadhaka who is aspiring to doraganuga bhajana.

This translation is the fruit of a large cooperative effort. All of us from Srila Gurudeva's flourishing garden who helped bring this book to press are grateful to have been engaged in this elevated and exhilirating seva. Please excuse any mistake that may have slipped by us. We humbly pray at the lotus feet of our beloved and magnanimous Gurudeva, whom Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu has sent to sprinkle the whole world with sva-bhakti sriyam, that he will be pleased with this English presentation of his Hindi words. We entreat that very soon he will also fill our hearts, which are harder and drier than any piece of bamboo, with his same deep loving sentiments for Sri Sri Radha-Krsna yugala.

Awaiting the mercy of sri gurupada padma,
The associated devotees of
The Gaudiya Vedanta Publishing Trust

Completed on:
18 September 1999
Radhastami

CONTENTS

Prefacev
Introductionvii
Mangalacaanaxix
Sloka 1: Sri Krsna enters the forest of
Vrndavana upon the arrival of autumn
1
Sloka 2: Sri Krsna plays a captivating tune
on His flute, drowning Vrndavana in bliss
5
Slokas 3-4: Hearing the sound of the flute,
the gopis attempt to describe its beauty and
are overwhelmed with desire to meet Krsna
8
Sloka 5: Krsna appears splendidly
attired as a beautiful natavara
19
Sloka 6: Prema-rasa floods the gopis' hearts29
Sloka 7: To behold the beautiful faces of
vrajesa-sutayoh is the perfection of the eyes
32
Sloka 8: Krsna and Balarama appear as two
splendid natavaras amidst all the sakhas and cows
44
Sloka 9: The venu steals the nectar of Krsna's
lips which rightfully belongs to the gopis
48
Sloka 10: The peacocks become intoxicated
and dance to the sound of Krsna's flute
55
Sloka 11: The deer worship Krsna with
their loving sidelong glances
64
Sloka 12: The devis riding in their airplanes
become stunned and their clothes come loose
71
Sloka 13: The cows drink the nectar of the
flute with the cups of their upraised ears
85
Sloka 14: The birds are munis who sit upon the
trees listening to the flute with rapt attention
93
Sloka 15: The rivers embrace Krsna's lotus
feet with their waves and offer flowers
102
Sloka 16: The clouds form an umbrella to
protect Krsna from the heat
114
Sloka 17: The Pulindis smear themselves
with the kunkuma from Krsna's lotus feet
119
Sloka 18: Govardhana is hari-dasa-varya133
Sloka 19: Krsna binds the cows with his
niryoga-pasa
147
Sloka 20: The gopis become tadatma with Krsna's
lilas which continuously manifest in their hearts
153
Glossary/Index156
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