Ç RÉ B HAJANA - RAHASYA Guru-paramparä by Çréla Bhaktisiddhänta Sarasvaté Öhäkura
kåñëa haite caturmukha, haya kåñëa sevonmukha, brahmä haite näradera mati närada haite vyäsa, madhva kahe vyäsadäsa, pürëaprajïa padmanäbha gati In the beginning of creation Çré Kåñëa spoke the science of devotional service to four-headed Lord Brahmä, who in turn passed these teachings on to Närada Muni, who accepted Kåñëadvaipäyana Vyäsadeva as his disciple. Vyäsa transmitted this knowledge to Madhväcärya, who is also known as Pürëaprajïa Tértha and who was the sole refuge for his disciple Padmanäbha Tértha. nåhari mädhava vaàçe, akñobhya-paramahaàse, çiñya bali’ aìgékära kare akñobhyera çiñya jayatértha näme paricaya, täìra däsye jïänasindhu tare Following in the line of Madhväcärya were Nåhari Tértha and Mädhava Tértha, whose principal disciple was the great paramahaàsa Akñobhya Tértha. He in turn accepted as his disciple Jayatértha, who passed his service down to Jïänasindhu. tähä haite dayänidhi, täìra däsa vidyänidhi, räjendra haila täìhä haite täìhära kiìkara jayadharma näme paricaya, paramparä jäna bhäla mate From him the line came down to Dayänidhi, then to his disciple Vidyänidhi, then in turn it was introduced to Räjendra Tértha, xvi