The consort of Lord Nityananda and Ananga Manjari incarnation, the sister of Sri Radha and Sri Balarama direct expansion. Jahnava Mata was the wife of Lord Nityananda Prabhu. Especially after the disappearance of Lord Caitanya and Lord Nityananda, one of the main leaders of the sankirtana movement it became. "She is the wife of Nityananda Balarama Candra, her sweet name is Jahnava Isvari and she is the personification of compassion Lord Nityananda. If she pours His mercy on you, they only receive benefits. "
When Lord Nityananda returned to Bengal, following the instructions of the Grand Master, he decided to leave his position avadhuta and enter the grhastha asrama.
At that time, lived in Shaligrama, a devotee named Sri Suryadasa.Su wife was named Bhadravati and her two daughters were Vasudha and Jahnava. When they reached marriageable age, Sri Suryadasa began to think of a good candidate. With that thought in mind, he asleep and had a dream in which he presented his daughters to Sri Nityananda.
At that time Sri Nityananda was living in the house of Srivasa Pandita.
Srivasa Acarya, Advaita Candra, Candrasekhara, Murari Gupta and many others were there to celebrate weddings, amidst intense kirtana. When Lord Nityananda came Suryadas fell at His feet with tears of ecstatic love. His brother, Guaridaza also became supreme ecstasy, and almost could not be controlled. Suryadasa, after worshiping the lotus feet of his Lord Sri Nityananda Prabhu, offered his daughters.
The ceremony was performed auspicious and Lord Nityananda remained with his two new wives for some days in Shilagrama. Then he went to Navadvipa which took His two wives to meet Sri Saci Mata. All devotees of Navadvipa received them with much love, and then the Lord continued with them until Santipura. There Thakurani Sita, the wife of Advaita Acarya, he felt great affection by new wives.
The Lord Nityananda lost seven of his children at birth, but after a while Vasudha gave birth to two children, a boy named Virabhadra and a daughter by the name of Gangadevi. Shortly after the birth of two children Vasudha died. It was Jahnava Devi who raised children, as he accompanied Lord Nityananda in His divine mission.
Jahnava also adopted a boy named Ramacandra, who was the son of Caitanya Das. So he spent caring for children their youth. Later his reputation as vasnavi turned extraordinary and she gave her son Virabhadra initiation, and many other men and women of the Vaishnava community.
Srimati Jahnava Mata was established in Kharadoha but frequently traveled Bengal, visiting devotees, who lived in various sacred places.
After the Grand Master and His closest associates, such as Lord Nityananda left this world, Sri Devi Jahnava want to continue flooding the world with waves of divine love.
One day, at noon, Jahnava was sitting on the banks of Radha Kunda when he heard Krishna's flute. Desperate, she looked everywhere, looking for his Lord, and then found the Lord Syamasundara under a Kadamba tree. In the position I was in, the beautiful figure of the Lord could capture thousands of Cupids. Krsna was smiling and gently touched His flute. In a pleasant humor, Sri Radhika, Lalita and the other gopis approached the young Syamasundara. Seeing that lovely scene Jahnava Mata fell to the floor, remaining unconscious for a few moments.
La consorte del Señor Nityananda y encarnación de Ananga-mañjari, la hermana de Sri Radha y expansión directa de Sri Balarama. Jahnava Mata era la esposa del Señor Nityananda Prabhu. Especialmente luego de la desaparición del Señor Caitanya y del Señor Nityananda, se tornó una de las principales lideres del movimiento de Sankirtana."Ella es la esposa de Nityananda Balarama Candra, su dulce nombre es Jahnava Isvari y ella es la personificación de la compasión del Señor Nityananda. Si ella derrama su misericordia sobre ustedes, solo recibirán beneficios."
Cuando el Señor Nityananda regresó a la Bengala, siguiendo las instrucciones del Gran Maestro, decidió abandonar Su posición de avadhuta y entrar en el grhastha asrama.
When Lord Nityananda returned to Bengal, following the instructions of the Grand Master, he decided to leave his position avadhuta and enter the grhastha asrama.
At that time, lived in Shaligrama, a devotee named Sri Suryadasa.Su wife was named Bhadravati and her two daughters were Vasudha and Jahnava. When they reached marriageable age, Sri Suryadasa began to think of a good candidate. With that thought in mind, he asleep and had a dream in which he presented his daughters to Sri Nityananda.
At that time Sri Nityananda was living in the house of Srivasa Pandita.
Srivasa Acarya, Advaita Candra, Candrasekhara, Murari Gupta and many others were there to celebrate weddings, amidst intense kirtana. When Lord Nityananda came Suryadas fell at His feet with tears of ecstatic love. His brother, Guaridaza also became supreme ecstasy, and almost could not be controlled. Suryadasa, after worshiping the lotus feet of his Lord Sri Nityananda Prabhu, offered his daughters.
The ceremony was performed auspicious and Lord Nityananda remained with his two new wives for some days in Shilagrama. Then he went to Navadvipa which took His two wives to meet Sri Saci Mata. All devotees of Navadvipa received them with much love, and then the Lord continued with them until Santipura. There Thakurani Sita, the wife of Advaita Acarya, he felt great affection by new wives.
The Lord Nityananda lost seven of his children at birth, but after a while Vasudha gave birth to two children, a boy named Virabhadra and a daughter by the name of Gangadevi. Shortly after the birth of two children Vasudha died. It was Jahnava Devi who raised children, as he accompanied Lord Nityananda in His divine mission.
Jahnava also adopted a boy named Ramacandra, who was the son of Caitanya Das. So he spent caring for children their youth. Later his reputation as vasnavi turned extraordinary and she gave her son Virabhadra initiation, and many other men and women of the Vaishnava community.
Srimati Jahnava Mata was established in Kharadoha but frequently traveled Bengal, visiting devotees, who lived in various sacred places.
After the Grand Master and His closest associates, such as Lord Nityananda left this world, Sri Devi Jahnava want to continue flooding the world with waves of divine love.
One day, at noon, Jahnava was sitting on the banks of Radha Kunda when he heard Krishna's flute. Desperate, she looked everywhere, looking for his Lord, and then found the Lord Syamasundara under a Kadamba tree. In the position I was in, the beautiful figure of the Lord could capture thousands of Cupids. Krsna was smiling and gently touched His flute. In a pleasant humor, Sri Radhika, Lalita and the other gopis approached the young Syamasundara. Seeing that lovely scene Jahnava Mata fell to the floor, remaining unconscious for a few moments.
La consorte del Señor Nityananda y encarnación de Ananga-mañjari, la hermana de Sri Radha y expansión directa de Sri Balarama. Jahnava Mata era la esposa del Señor Nityananda Prabhu. Especialmente luego de la desaparición del Señor Caitanya y del Señor Nityananda, se tornó una de las principales lideres del movimiento de Sankirtana."Ella es la esposa de Nityananda Balarama Candra, su dulce nombre es Jahnava Isvari y ella es la personificación de la compasión del Señor Nityananda. Si ella derrama su misericordia sobre ustedes, solo recibirán beneficios."
Cuando el Señor Nityananda regresó a la Bengala, siguiendo las instrucciones del Gran Maestro, decidió abandonar Su posición de avadhuta y entrar en el grhastha asrama.
En esa época, vivía en Shaligrama, un devoto de nombre Sri Suryadasa.Su esposa se llamaba Bhadravati y sus dos hijas eran Vasudha y Jahnava. Cuando llegaron a la edad de casarse, Sri Suryadasa empezó a pensar en un buen candidato. Con ese pensamiento en la mente, adormeció y tuvo un sueño en el cual él presentaba sus hijas a Sri Nityananda.
En esa época Sri Nityananda estaba viviendo en la casa de Srivasa Pandita.
Srivasa Acarya, Advaita Candra, Candrasekhara, Murari Gupta y muchos otros allí estaban para celebrar las bodas, en medio a un intenso kirtana. Cuando el Señor Nityananda llegó Suryadas cayó a Sus pies con lágrimas de éxtasis amoroso. Su hermano, Guaridaza también sintió éxtasis supremo, y casi no podía se controlar. Suryadasa, después de adorar los pies de loto de su Señor Sri Nityananda Prabhu, le ofreció sus hijas.
La ceremonia fue realizada de manera auspiciosa y el Señor Nityananda permaneció con Sus dos nuevas esposas por algunos días en Shilagrama. Luego siguió para Navadvipa donde llevó a Sus dos esposas a conocer a Sri Saci Mata. Todos los devotos de Navadvipa las recibieron con mucho amor, y entonces el Señor siguió con ellas hasta Santipura. Allí, Sita Thakurani, la esposa de Advaita Acarya, sintió gran afección por las nuevas esposas.
El Señor Nityananda perdió siete de Sus hijos al nacer, pero después de un tiempo Vasudha dio nacimiento a dos niños: un muchacho de nombre Virabhadra y una hija con el nombre de Gangadevi. Poco después del nacimiento de los dos niños Vasudha falleció. Fue Jahnava Devi quien crió a los niños, como también acompañó al Señor Nityananda en Su misión divina.
Jahnava también adoptó a un muchacho llamado Ramacandra, quien era hijo de Caitanya Das. Así pasó su juventud cuidando a los niños. Más adelante su reputación como vasnavi se volvió extraordinaria y ella dio iniciación a su hijo Virabhadra, y a muchos otros hombres y mujeres de la comunidad Vaisnava.
Srimati Jahnava Mata se estableció en Kharadoha pero frecuentemente viajó por la Bengala, visitando a los devotos, quienes vivían en varios lugares sagrados.
Después que el Gran Maestro y Sus más íntimos asociados, tales como el Señor Nityananda dejaron este mundo, Sri Jahnava Devi quiso seguir inundando este mundo con las olas del amor divino.
Un día, al medio día, Jahnava estaba sentada a las orillas del Radha Kunda cuando escuchó a la flauta de Krsna. Desesperada, ella miró por todos lados, buscando a su Señor, y entonces encontró al Señor Syamasundara bajo de un árbol kadamba. En la posición en que estaba, la bella figura del Señor podría capturar miles de cupidos. Krsna estaba sonriendo y tocaba dulcemente Su flauta. En un humor placentero, Sri Radhika, Lalita y las otras gopis se acercaban al joven Syamasundara. Al ver esa escena encantadora Jahnava Mata cayó al piso, quedándose inconsciente por algunos momentos.
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