Hi jm,
          :)
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you didn't use it specifically in this thread (as far as I can see) but your advaita paradigm makes you unqualified to speak about the real Krishna sankirtan as per Mahaprabhu's words. Got it?
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:) Thanks for agreeing that i did not speak advaita here. And I do not intend to distort the meaning of this wonderful poem.
Why dont you give your own commentry on this verse --- lets go verse by verse and enjoy the bliss of Sri Krishna Sankritanam. Instead of talking about my qualification, if you comment on these verses it would be good sat-sang for both of us, what do u say?

By the Way, is not Sikshastaka the only written work of Sri Chaitanya ?

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This knowledge comes from your matter-conditioned senses, mind, intelligence due to your ahankara. Thus its spiritual value is next to zero.
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:) That's your personal opinion --- as i said, this is a place to discuss Siksashtaka and not my personal qualifications. i am here just presenting Sikshastaka to everyone ... and even if i am unqualified, if it raises some interest in the people here and they listen to it, it could be useful ... so, i am essentially doing something good ... if some wrong notions or ideas are persented in the course, please do stop me and correct the notions i present ...

Love!
Silence

Hi jm,
       :)

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Siksastaka describes a spiritual progress of a jiva to reach isvara (Krishna). Since you don't accept jiva as different from isvara there is no point of you dealing with it. Simple.
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Sir, please stick to what I have written regarding Sikshastaka. My "beliefs" are not the topic of this thread.

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A Vaisnava must avoid the company of an avaisnava [asat].” The word asat refers to an avaisnava, that is, one who is not a Vaisnava
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:) First of all what is Vaishnav and what is not is again not the topic of discussion.
secondly, Is this the kind of commentry you read ? Asat means transient that which is not Sat. It is just to say denounce all material association.

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Jagannathastaka and possibly other poems are also accepted (maybe not universally) as His work
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Can you please give me a link to all his original writings --- are all of them in sanskrit ?

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Not mine personal opinion but a fact: SB 10.2.32
Personal qualifications are the basis as per above.
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I did not ask you the basis of your opinion about my qualification --- I just said that my qualification is not the topic of the discussion. Point out an error in the commentry if you can and i shall be more than glad to talk about it.

Love!
Silence

silence,

I certainly don't appreciate your arrogant tone, it simply proves the above about avaishnavas as asat sanga. You can google His writings up as well as the meaning of this verse from Padma Purana (if you don't understand it):

avaisnava-mukhodgirnam
putam hari-kathamrtam
sravanam naiva kartavyam
sarpocchistam yatha payah


Hope this helps some. Hare Krishna

"This Krishna Consciousness is a science to understand what is the difference between a dead body and a living body". (A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada)

Your servant, bh. Jan

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Silence,

     Sri Chaitanya supposedly threw his entire collection of works in to a river. Only one Sanskrit poem has survived.

Gangajal