My dear spiritual father, dear Guru Mahārāja,
Please accept my humble obeisances. All glories to Śrīla Prabhupāda! All glories to the holy dust of your lotus feet!
On this most auspicious day of your Vyāsa-pūjā, I beg to offer you my prostrate obeisances unlimited times.
Although this body bears no fame, my actions somehow continue, with the hope that someday I may become qualified to be your eternal, menial servant. Complete absorption in service to you can only mean that you will continue to engage me eternally, according to your desire. And by giving me orders, I will capture your attention and possibly become the fortunate recipient of your most merciful glance.
Dear Guru Mahārāja please kindly bless me so that I may keep Your Divine instructions as my only guide. Keep me at your lotus feet always serving your desire.
On this most auspicious day of Your Divine appearance, dear Guru Mahārāja, I humbly prostrate myself before you and beg that you don’t give up on me. Please don’t turn me away in disgust for my failure to completely surrender to you after so many years. And, most of all, please be merciful, and please look upon me favorably, even for only a moment, so that I may continue to live with hope for your next instruction, whenever you’ll have me with you again.
Your unqualified servant, who is always anxious for your causeless mercy,
Gaura Sundara Kṛpāmaya Dāsa (dīkśā)
Bhaktivedanta College, Budapest, Hungary