Padapadma The Lotus Feet of Krishna Specialization Seminar

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Pada-padma The Lotus Feet of Krishna Specialization Seminar in Srimad Bhagavatam Cantos One and

Pada-padma The Lotus Feet of Krishna Specialization Seminar in Srimad Bhagavatam Cantos One and Two

Srimad Bhagavatam is complete in 12 -cantos 12 -Cantos 18, 000 Texts

Srimad Bhagavatam is complete in 12 -cantos 12 -Cantos 18, 000 Texts

12 11 & 12 are the Crown of His head 11 10 The 10

12 11 & 12 are the Crown of His head 11 10 The 10 th Canto is His smiling face 9 8 7 6 5 Cantos 3 -9 rise up to His lotus face 4 3 2 1 The First Two Cantos are Krishna´s lotus feet

Srimad Bhagavatam is the literary incarnation of God

Srimad Bhagavatam is the literary incarnation of God

12 Epilog General Summary 11 10 Krsna’s-pastimes 9 8 7 6 Manvantaras 5 4

12 Epilog General Summary 11 10 Krsna’s-pastimes 9 8 7 6 Manvantaras 5 4 3 2 1 Lotus Feet of Krsna

The first two cantos – we will discuss them later. Now let’s see how

The first two cantos – we will discuss them later. Now let’s see how they fit in with the other ten cantos. 2 1 Lotus Feet of Krsna

Cantos 3 -9 discuss Manu-avatars and other incarnations up to the 10 th canto.

Cantos 3 -9 discuss Manu-avatars and other incarnations up to the 10 th canto. 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 Manvantaras

11 10 Krishna’s Pastimes Krsna is not an avatar, incarnation of God. He is

11 10 Krishna’s Pastimes Krsna is not an avatar, incarnation of God. He is avatara-avatari, the source of all incarnations. To appreciate His full personality we must first see His different partial incarnations in Cantos 3 -9.

Types of Avataras Purusa-avataras – They are like the Minister of Prisons, Prison Warden

Types of Avataras Purusa-avataras – They are like the Minister of Prisons, Prison Warden & Prison Guards. They are always with the material world.

Types of Avataras Lila-avataras – They come to the “prison” some times to show

Types of Avataras Lila-avataras – They come to the “prison” some times to show a certain truth.

Types of Avataras Manu-avataras – They are in charge of the universe for a

Types of Avataras Manu-avataras – They are in charge of the universe for a fixed period during each day of Brahma is the demigod in charge of the universe for each breath of the Purusa, but he is not managing things from moment to moment. Just like on a ship there is the Captain and the Officers of the Watch.

Manu-avataras Brahma is the head of this universe. In each of his days there

Manu-avataras Brahma is the head of this universe. In each of his days there are fourteen Manu-avatars one after another and the Srimad Bhagavatam takes us through them in Cantos 3 -9. Along with them we see so many other incarnations of Krsna until in the 10 th Canto we can understand Krsna directly.

9 Our Manu, Vaisvata-manu 8 The other fourteen Manu’s 7 6 5 The first

9 Our Manu, Vaisvata-manu 8 The other fourteen Manu’s 7 6 5 The first Manu, Svayambhuva, and his children 4 3 Details of Cantos 3 – 9 The Manu-avataras

Cantos Three - Nine Svayambhuva-man and his wife Satarupa had five children. Three daughters:

Cantos Three - Nine Svayambhuva-man and his wife Satarupa had five children. Three daughters: Devahuti, Akuti and Prasuti (The Uti sisters) Two sons: Uttanapada and Priya-vrata A memory device: DAPUP, the order of the children’s appearance in the Bhagavatam

Cantos Three – Seven 7 11 -15 Narada X Yuddhisthira> VAD 1 -10 K

Cantos Three – Seven 7 11 -15 Narada X Yuddhisthira> VAD 1 -10 K equal to everyone (Hiranyakaspiu) Analysis by Chapter Groups 6 18 -19 Daksa> 60 Girls> Hiranyaksa 14 -17 Vrtasura 7 -13 Indra/V’rupa/Tvasta/Vrta 4 -6 Pracetas> Daksa> 1 -3 Hells Avoided (Ajamila) Do you see each of the children of Svaymbhuva Manu on the right? The Bhagavatam tells about them and their children one after another. 5 4 3 14 -26 SG x MP (Forest of ME, Hells) 7 -13 Bharata x Rahugana (Forest of ME) 4 -6 Rsabhadeva 1 -3 Priyavrata > Agnidhra> Nabhi> 24 -31 Puranjana> Pracetas 15 -23 Prthu 13 -14 Dhruva> 6> Anga> Vena 8 -12 Uttanapada> Dhruva 2 -7 Prasuti x Daksa > Sati 1 Akuti x Ruci, Devah. Daughters 20 -33 Devahuti x Kardama> Kapila 13 -19 Varaha avatara 5 -12 Maitreya x Vidura 1 -4 Vidura x Uddhava

Canto Eight Analysis by Chapter Groups 15 -24 Bali, Vamanadeva, Matsya 13 -14 Manus

Canto Eight Analysis by Chapter Groups 15 -24 Bali, Vamanadeva, Matsya 13 -14 Manus 8 -14 5 -12 Manus 5 -6 (Kurma, Mohini) 1 -4 Manus 1 -4 (Gajendra) In Canto Eight Maharaja Pariksit asks about the other Manu’s after Svayambhuva 8

Canto Nine Analysis by Chapter Groups In Canto Nine we hear about the current

Canto Nine Analysis by Chapter Groups In Canto Nine we hear about the current Manu, Vaivasvata Manu. His descendents include Krsna. 14 -24 Ila> Pururava>>Yadu (Krsna-Balrama) & Puru, Kurus 6 -12 VM> Iksvaku>>Saubhari Muni>> Sagar>>Rama 4 -5 Ambarisa 1 -3 Vaivasvata Manu> Ila, Sukanya x Cyavana, Nabhi 9

Canto Ten & Eleven Analysis by Chapter Groups Canto Ten are Krsna’s pastimes in

Canto Ten & Eleven Analysis by Chapter Groups Canto Ten are Krsna’s pastimes in Vrndavana, Mathura, Dvaraka and Canto Eleven His departure 11 10 30 -31 Dep Yadus & Krsna 7 -29 Final Instruction to Uddhava 2 -5 Final Yud'str (Nava yogendras) 50 -90 Dvaraka 41 -49 Mathura, 4 -40 Vrndavana 1 -3 Birth of Krsna

Canto Twelve Analysis by Chapters Canto Twelve returns to finish the dynasty of Vaisvata

Canto Twelve Analysis by Chapters Canto Twelve returns to finish the dynasty of Vaisvata Manu and includes a summary of Srimad Bhagavatam. 12 7 -13 Summary & Glories of SB 4 -6 Dep of M. Parikshit 1 -3 Conclude Dynasty Vaivasvata

12 Epilog General Summary 11 10 Krsna’s-pastimes 9 8 7 6 Manvantaras 5 4

12 Epilog General Summary 11 10 Krsna’s-pastimes 9 8 7 6 Manvantaras 5 4 3 2 1 Lotus Feet of Krsna

Anjana Suta Academy Hanumatpresaka Swami 304 Astor Way; Franklin, TN 37064; USA <groups. yahoo.

Anjana Suta Academy Hanumatpresaka Swami 304 Astor Way; Franklin, TN 37064; USA <groups. yahoo. com/group/anjana_suta> <espanol. groups. yahoo. com/group/anjana_suta_es> Pd. P 12 Cantos Summary Rev. 19 July 2006