Śrībāsera Prati Caitanya Prasāda
Seeing Lord Caitanya's mercy to Śrīvāsa, again and again everyone danced and called out, "Jaya Śrī Caitanya! Jaya Nityānanda!"
What kind of ecstatic love suddenly came in Śrīvāsa's home? How can anyone properly describe it? There was a great battle of conflicting emotions. Joyful weeping filled with
ecstatic love for Lord Kṛṣṇa became manifest.
Falling before the Lord's feet, the four brothers rolled on the ground. Weeping and weeping, and overcome with ecstatic love, with voices breaking with emotion they said:
"O master of our lives, we pray that calamities like this may every day come to us, for then our attachment to Your feet will grow stronger and stronger.
"Whether it brings calamity or good fortune, any day when we remember You is a good day. O Lord Kṛṣṇa, any day when we do not remember You is a true calamity.
Falling at the feet of Śrīvāsa's family, Bhaktivinoda says: Please convince Your Lord Caitanya to place His merciful glance on this unfortunate person.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Śrībāsera Prati Caitanya Prasāda?
Śrībāsera Prati Caitanya Prasāda was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitamala.
What is the meaning of Śrībāsera Prati Caitanya Prasāda?
Seeing Lord Caitanya's mercy to Śrīvāsa, again and again everyone danced and called out, "Jaya Śrī Caitanya! Jaya Nityānanda!"
How many verses does Śrībāsera Prati Caitanya Prasāda have?
Śrībāsera Prati Caitanya Prasāda has 6 verses.