Yâga - offering oblations; any ceremony in which offerings or oblations are presented.
Yajña - a sacrifice in which a deity is propitiated by the chanting of prayers and mantras and the offering of ghee into the sacred fire.
Yati - an ascetic; one who has restrained his passions and abandoned his involvement with material civilization.
Yavana - a barbarian, a Muslim, i.e. one who does not follow äuddhâcâra, (pure lifestyle), one who eats flesh, takes intoxicants and does other degraded activities. This term sometimes refers to any foreigner or to those excluded from varòâärama society.
Yoga - (1) union, meeting, connection, combination. (2) a spiritual discipline aiming at establishing one’s connection with the Supreme.
There are many different branches of yoga such as karma-yoga, jñânayoga, and bhakti-yoga. Unless specified as such, the word yoga usually refers to the aëùâòga-yoga system of Patañjali (see aëùâòga-yoga).
Yogî - one who practices the yoga system with the goal of realization of the Paramâtmâ or of merging into the Lord’s personal body.
Yuga - an age of the world. Four ages are described in the Vedas: Kèta or Satya, Tretâ, Dvâpara, and Kali. The duration of each yuga is said to be respectively 1,728,000; 1,296,000; 864,000; and 432,000 years. The descending numbers represent a corresponding physical and moral deterioration of mankind in each age. The four yugas comprise an aggregate of 4,320,000 years and constitute a mahâ-yuga, or great yuga.
Yugala - a couple or pair.
Yugala-kiäora - the divine youthful couple, Ärî Ärî Râdhâ-Kèëòa.
Yukta-vairâgya - appropriate renunciation; renunciation which is suitable for entrance into bhakti. This is defined in Bhakti-rasâmètasindhu(1.2.255): “When one is detached from material sense enjoyment, but accepts in appropriate proportion objects which are favorable to one’s bhakti, and shows special inclination toward things which are directly related to Kèëòa, such as mahâprâsada, his renunciation is known as yukta-vairâgya.” (See phalgu-vairâgya with which this is contrasted.)
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Zamindar - a landowner, landlord (responsible for property taxes to the government).
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Ekchakra Garvabas - Lugar de Nacimiento de Sri Nityananda Prabhu
Ekchakra Garvabas:(sáns. vaiëòava). is an obscure village of Bengal, tucked away in a remote corner between Rampurhat and Sainthia on Eastern Railway. The village is about ten minutes walk from Birchandrapur bus stop. The ADVENT PLACE OF NITYANANDA is at the end of the village, aside unique natural beauty. Opinions are contradictory on the exact Birthplace of even Lord SRI CHAITANYA. It is indeed surprising that there is no doubt or suspicion regarding the Birthplace of NITYANANDA, as if the LORD himself kept it free from any skeptical question. It is a matter of great pride for all of us. This association again glorifies Birbhum, the holy place that united the SHAKTA, SHAIVA and VAISHNAVAS.
NITYANANDA was born on Shukla Trayodashi, in the month of Magha, in the year 1473 A.D.12th Feb. (Shakabda – 1395). Like the Sun that enlightens the world from his chariot ‘The Ekchakra’, NITYANANDA filled the world with His fountain of love and benevolence from this Ekchakra. Ishan Nagar in his book ‘Adwaita Prakasha’, Narahari Chakrabarty in ‘Bhakti Ratnakara’, Nityananda Das in ‘Prem Bilasa’, Brindaban Das in ‘Sree Chaitanya Bhagbata', Abhiram Das in ‘Pat Paryatana’ have glorified the place. In modern times, Subal Chandra’s ‘Saral Bangla Abhidhana’,Sri Haridas Das’s ‘Gaudiya Baishnava Abhidhana’, a research work like ‘Birbhum Bibaran’, Rasik Mohan Vidyabhusan’s ‘Nityananda Charit’, magazines like GOURANGA MADHURI, GAUDIYA, BHAKTI, NITAI SUNDAR etc. eulogize the holy place and bring it to the notice of commons. The film NITYANANDA MAHAPRABHU presented by Sulata pictures has also brought the place in focus. The arrival of a number of great men, their ideas and opinions, culminated in a program held on All India Radio on 25th December 1974 based on their conversation. The sanctity of the place has been well established.
The significance of the place is not widely known. Most people believe that both Sri Chaitanya and Nityananda (Gour and Nitai) are originally from Nabadwip, but this is a misconception. We can point out a series of facts that mark the identity of this place. As in Nabadwip and Brindaban, Ekchakra also has its own ‘Yogapitha’ a spot sanctified by its connection with the Lord, who used to meditate here so often.
Ekchakra Garvabas:(sáns. vaiëòava). Es una oscura aldea de Bengala, escondida en un rincón remoto entre Rampurhat y Sainthia en Eastern Railway. El pueblo se encuentra cerca a diez minutos a pie de la parada de autobús Birchandrapur. El LUGAR DE ADVIENTO Nityananda se encuentra al final del pueblo, la belleza natural única a un lado. Las opiniones son contradictorias sobre el lugar exacto de nacimiento de Señor SRI Chaitanya. De hecho, es sorprendente que no hay ninguna duda o sospecha sobre el lugar de nacimiento de Nityananda, como si el Señor mismo lo mantuvo libre de cualquier pregunta escéptica. Es un motivo de gran orgullo para todos nosotros. Esta asociación de nuevo glorifica Birbhum, el lugar sagrado que unía a los Shaktas, Shaivas y Vaishnavas.
Nityananda nació el Shukla Trayodashi, en el mes de Magha, en el año 1473 AD 12th febrero (Shakabda - 1395). Como el Sol que ilumina el mundo desde su carro "El Ekchakra, Nityananda llenó al mundo con su fuente de amor y la benevolencia de este Ekchakra. Ishan Nagar en su libro 'Adwaita Prakasha, Narahari Chakrabarty en' Bhakti Ratnakara, Nityananda Das en 'Prem Bilasa, Brindaban Das en' Sree Chaitanya Bhagbata, Abhiram Das en 'Pat Paryatana' han glorificado el lugar. En los tiempos modernos ", Subal Chandra Saral Bangla Abhidhana ',' Sri Haridas Das Gaudiya Baishnava Abhidhana ', un trabajo de investigación como' Birbhum Bibaran ',' Rasik Mohan Vidyabhusan de Nityananda Charit ', revistas como GOURANGA MADHURI, GAUDIYA, BHAKTI, NITAI SUNDAR, etc, elogian el lugar santo y lo ponen en conocimiento de la Comunidad. La película Nityananda Mahaprabhu presentada por Sulata pictures, también ha traído muchas alegrías. La llegada de un número de grandes hombres, sus ideas y opiniones, culminó en un programa que se celebró en el All India Radio en 25 de diciembre 1974 sobre la base de su conversación. La santidad del lugar ha sido bien establecida.
La importancia del lugar no es muy conocida. La mayoría de la gente cree que tanto Sri Chaitanya y Nityananda (Gour Nitai y) son originarios de Nabadwip, pero este es un concepto erróneo. Podemos señalar una serie de hechos que marcan la identidad de este lugar. Al igual que en Nabadwip y Brindaban, Ekchakra también tiene su propio 'Yogapitha' un lugar santificado por su conexión con el Señor, que solía meditar aquí tan a menudo.
SRI SRI NITYANANDA MAHAPRABHU was the incarnate of the concept of love that originated in Lord Sri Chaitanya, the eternal messiah. He was among the foremost of the league of illustrious men who had deepest sympathy andlove for humanity. The divine and revolutionary philosophy of NITYANANDA saved the society from the crisis it faced. HE made people cross the barrier of colour, creed, cast privilege and united them with the knowledge that all arethe children of the Divine (Amrit). HE had spontaneous love for each and everybody. HE never discriminated while providing benevolence. HE never did command, but inspired others through HIS generosity. The world will becomea better place when we imbibe the spirit of NITYANANDA. Perhaps we will find a way out of the quagmire of discrimination and meanness.This distinguished leader of mankind was born in the village of Ekchakra, P.S. Mayureswar(Sub-div. Rampurhat) in the district of Birbhum, West Bengal to a pious Brahmin family. At a later date the village came to be known as Ekchakra-Garvabas in HIS honour. The village has since been regarded worldwide by thepuritans as the womb of benevolence and love and as the foremost holy place for one & all. This book is a small effort to throw light on the glory of Ekchakra.
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NITYANANDA was born on Shukla Trayodashi, in the month of Magha, in the year 1473 A.D.12th Feb. (Shakabda – 1395). Like the Sun that enlightens the world from his chariot ‘The Ekchakra’, NITYANANDA filled the world with His fountain of love and benevolence from this Ekchakra. Ishan Nagar in his book ‘Adwaita Prakasha’, Narahari Chakrabarty in ‘Bhakti Ratnakara’, Nityananda Das in ‘Prem Bilasa’, Brindaban Das in ‘Sree Chaitanya Bhagbata', Abhiram Das in ‘Pat Paryatana’ have glorified the place. In modern times, Subal Chandra’s ‘Saral Bangla Abhidhana’,Sri Haridas Das’s ‘Gaudiya Baishnava Abhidhana’, a research work like ‘Birbhum Bibaran’, Rasik Mohan Vidyabhusan’s ‘Nityananda Charit’, magazines like GOURANGA MADHURI, GAUDIYA, BHAKTI, NITAI SUNDAR etc. eulogize the holy place and bring it to the notice of commons. The film NITYANANDA MAHAPRABHU presented by Sulata pictures has also brought the place in focus. The arrival of a number of great men, their ideas and opinions, culminated in a program held on All India Radio on 25th December 1974 based on their conversation. The sanctity of the place has been well established.
