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ple how to become sanatha-jivitam. Live on your master's... Everyone
      is living  at the cost  of master, but foolishly.  Ahankara-vimudhatma

      kartaham i  manyate (BG 3.27). They are living at the cost of the mas-
      ter, but they will not accept. This is the disease. (break) ...natural life,
      sanatha-jivitam. From the birth the child is sanatha, parents. Where is
      the possibility of living independently? That is not possible.
      Dr. Patel: Yamunacarya was sishya or guru of Ramanujacarya?
      Prabhupada: Ramanujacarya.
      Dr. Patel: Ramanujacarya was guru or sishya?
      Prabhupada: Yes, guru.
      Dr. Patel: Guru. I think Vishnu Svami was his sishya.
      Prabhupada: No. Vishnu Svami-sampradaya, different. That is Rudra-
      sampradaya. And Ramanujacarya is Sri-sampradaya. The Vallabhacar-

      yas, they belong to Vishnu Svami. We belong to Madhva-sampradaya.
      Four acaryas.
      Yasoma nandana: Who was the originator of Sri-sampradaya?
      Prabhupada: Hm? Lakshmiji. Pada-sevanam. Sravanam kirtanam vish-
      nu smarana pada-sevanam. Lakshmiji is always engaged in massaging
      the feet of Lord Vishnu.
      Yasoma nandana: Ramanujacarya is the biggest in line?
      Prabhupada: Yes. Hare Krishna. Jaya.

          Ramanujacarya, the stalwart protagonist to defeat Mayavadis
      Prabhupada says that Ramanujacarya was the greatest acarya among
      the Sri Vaisnavas and the most stalwart protagonist to defeat Maya-
      vadi  philosophy.  There  are  mul ple  examples  that  substan ate  this
      claim
             75-11-20 - BOMBAY - November 20, 1975 – Morning walk con-
             versa on with Dr. Patel and Srila Prabhupada
      Prabhupada: “Amongst  the  Vaishnavas,  he  was  the  greatest  acarya,
      Ramanujacarya. And to kill the Mayavadis, he was the ablest person,
      Ramanujacarya. S ll in South India, the Mayavadis and the Ramanujas,
      they have talks, and the Mayavadis are defeated always.”

             Le er to V. S. R. Chakravar  -- Bombay 22 November, 1974:

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