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Bhajan evening from Vienna 2

Surrender to the divine master is the path to liberation.

The highest god is the ruler of all and resides within every cell. The true guru is ever-present, as the scriptures confirm. Those who surrender live without fear and attain the highest happiness. Constant repetition of the divine name allows one to cross the ocean of worldly existence. This world is a temporary play of coming and going; no worldly relation or possession aids the soul at death. Therefore, one must place one's entire life, success, and abilities into the hands of the immortal beloved. The final goal is liberation and eternal union with God.

"O Gurudev, please protect me from this net of Māyā."

"I gave you the whole responsibility over my life."

Filming location: Vienna, Austria

We can have one window in a room—this girl is making my leg, yes. If not like this, then only like that. So, you have come? Please remember always to think of the most famous Master. She will sing first. First singing? Yes. Okay. Please remember always to pray to the most famous Master. He is the highest god of the Gaṇas. Please worship his feet. Gaṇapati is the god of all Gaṇapatis and Gaṇas and the giver of bliss. Please help me to make my work successful. And please help me to start my things successfully. You are the ruler of this universe. I pray to you that you are in each cell of my body. He is calling your name, and the wish for the highest knowledge is awakened. The Sattā Guru Swāmī is always there where I am looking. This is also said by the Vedas and the Holy Scriptures. The Dev Bhojī is the formless Nārāyaṇa. He is everywhere. Swāmī Dīp is teaching us. This is my experience. This is a bachan from Maṅgilāl-jī, a disciple of Mahāprabhū-jī: "O Gurudev, please, under your shoulder, remove all my sorrows. O Gurudev, have mercy on me and remove all my troubles. I own nobody—neither father, mother, nor friend. O Gurudev, please protect me from this net of Māyā. On this big ocean of saṃsāra, there is a very mighty storm. And please, Gurudev, be so merciful and do not let my boat break. I just have one request: I can do either japa or tapa. Please destroy my dualism. Oh, Gurudev, highest three deep. I am under your shoulder. This is my request from Aṅgilāl. Please let me always repeat the name of God." This is a bachan from Holy Gurū-jī, and the meaning is like this: that my sattva guru is always protecting me, so don’t have any fear. Always be fearless. Who is protected by Gurudev? Nothing can happen. Who has surrendered to Gurudev? Those bhaktas are living always in the... the highest happiness. Who is always repeating the mantra will cross the ocean of this world, and in the end, he will get liberation and will unite with God. Afterwards, he is immortal and will never come back to this world. This is the message. So, immer [always] repeating the name of Gurudev Śrīmat Ānand is going his way. "Satya Nārāyaṇa Bhaktavān Kīche Godinaka Chakami Mila Brahma, Guru Viṣṇu, Guru Devo Maheśvaraṁ Guru Sākṣāt, Parabrahma, Tasmai, Śrī Guru Vāṇī Mahā..." Oh, hey. Oh, oh... God bless you. "Sappha chali kala nasha va, sappha sansadha kara bachana isha kapyadha yena. Sappha sappha sadha bachana isha kapyadha. Pamananda kahe, sunna Do din na kha chakka me meela, sapa chali chali kaha kheela." This is a bhajan from Swāmī Pramāṇanda Jī. He was a disciple of Mahāprabhū-jī and one of the greatest singers at the time of Mahāprabhū-jī, and he was very famous for it. The world is a play of coming and going. We are in this world just for two days. One man is just gone, the other is just going up, and the second is just preparing for the next departure. In your ignorance, you were living in sin. Now you have a lot of money and property, but you will not be able to take any sin with you. At the end of this life, nobody will help you—neither the son, nor the wife, nor the mother, father, or brother. Why do you have so many sins? This world is very temporary. And therefore, I worship the immortal, beloved God. Brahmanand is saying, "Listen, O disciple, this all is a game of coming and going, and the human is just in this world for two days. Siddhipnā Vāgvanā Kīche, Siddhipnā Vāgvanā Kīche, Siddhipnā Vāgvanā..." Thank you for watching. God bless you. "Aka mera ho to eisei ra ho, jo challa mikka malla kaha poolei ra ho. Mera sabba guna to cha samal pitta ho. Bhakavane dumare hatho. Bhakavane dumati yarisa jivanakha. Sapa paredumare hatho... Yati mānavakhā hamūche channāmāmilī do davācāra no kā pucca rūpa no. Yadi mānnava korā pucca channāmā milī do davācāra no kā pucca rūpa no. Ise pucca kākī ikkā ikkā rāga khā." God bless you. This is a bhajan from an unknown saint, but actually it’s a bhajan full of bhakti. "O Gurudev, I gave you the whole responsibility over my life. My success is lying in your hands. I have made one decision: I have to see you, my God, and for this, I give you all the love of this world. At least, if I have to stay in this world, then I will be like a lotus flower in the river. Oh God, I give all my abilities, everything into your hands. Should I reap one as a human? So please, let me at least worship your feet. And let me have all your powers in your hands. Always, if I am caught in worldly things, at least let me be selfless. And if the time of death is coming, please take my life in your hands. There’s a difference between you and me. You are the high God, but I am just a human. And I live as a human in this world, but this world is lying in your hands." "Roma Roma Kala Kaya Gurujī Myāda Amara Chalire Prabhujī Myāda Amara Chalire Dharmahito Avatāra Ittaka jīva jīva yakur uchi miyara amma rachari hi leha Bābujī miyara amma rachari hi leha Jota loka eki sopa mahananda muche mihi dara sayam." God bless you. "Pāyaṁ bāgya-piṇi dāraśaṁ na mānuṣaṇo gāze, pāyaṁ paṇḍana-seṇīra pāṇḍana-khiṇā jīvaṇḍa mukta-pāṇāya kuruścī. Mīrāḥ mārā ca līlēyā prapuccī, mīrāḥ mārā ca līlēyā dhāra. Mahē tu avatāra tā. Mithākha jīva jīvāya, Gurujī, Mīrā amara ca vīdehe āyā. Saptā gurusāya prī deva puriṣa rāha ksatā nirādāyā. Sattva guru sāyā, śrī deva puriṣa, rātasatā niradāyā. Śrī svāmi dīvaḥ śaraṇṇā sattva guru khe dhinna dhinna nurasavaya. Gurujī, mera amma rachari le raya. Bābujī, mera amma rachari le raya. Tadāmahe tu avatāhadatāhade Tadāmahe patāhade Ādi Om."

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The text contains hyperlinks in bold to three authoritative books on yoga, written by humans, to clarify the context of the lecture:

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