Vaishnava Samhita. Guru Geeta VI Vol III Book X Chp 22 Shlokas 1 - 9
श्रीसद्गुरुरुवाच
अहो भाग्यमहो भाग्यमस्माकं देषिकोत्तम |
यद्वयं त्वन्मुखाम्बोजमकरन्दमधुव्रताः ||
पादच्छायामुपाश्रित्य तवैवाचार्यसत्तम |
सुखं जीवाम भुवने पीत्वा कृष्णकथामृतम् ||
माता पिता त्वमेवासि मित्रं बन्धुस्त्वमेव हि |
त्वमेव सद्गुरुक्ष्चासि त्वमेव कुलदैवतम् ||
अव्याजकरुणासिन्धो सर्वसद्गुणसंयुत |
संसारसगरादस्मान् सद्गुरु क्षिप्रमुद्धर ||
सक्षात्कृष्णस्त्वमेवासि गुरुरूपेण दृश्यसे |
जगदुद्धारणाय त्वं चरस्येवं महीतले ||
परित्यज्य स्वयं वेणुं तुम्बवीणां प्रगृह्य च |
कृष्णसङ्कीर्तनं कुर्वंक्ष्चरसि त्वं हरिर्ननु ||
यथा कृष्णेन गोपाला यथा रामेण वानराः |
तथा वयं त्वया सार्धं सञ्चराम महीतले ||
गूढं मनुष्यभावेन तव माहात्म्यमद्भुतम् |
प्रकाशय महाबुद्धे लोकेस्मिन् मङ्गलाय हि ||
सारं संगृह्य शास्त्राणां सद्गुरु करुणानिधे |
अस्माकं श्रोतुकामानामुपदेशं कुरु प्रभो ||
The bhagavatas said
Oh! Guru! What a fortune we have got! We are blessed to be the bees relishing the nectar flowing from your lotus face. Oh! Preceptor! We are blessed to lead a happy life on this earth drinking the nectar of Shri Krishna Bhakti since we have surrendered unto your holy feet. You are our mother; you are our father; you are our friend; you are our relative and you are our sad guru. You are the God of our clan. You are the abode of all good qualities. You are the ocean of inexplicable mercy. Oh! Sadguru! Please rescue us from the ocean of samsara as early as possible. You are Shri Krishna himself who has taken the form of our preceptor. Shri Krishna has descended this earth in your form to uplift this world. Shri Krishna, in your form, has dropped the flute and taken up the tambour. You tread the earth singing the Name of the Lord. Are you not Lord Hari Himself? We also walk along with you like the cowherds who accompanied Shri Krishna and like the monkeys who accompany Shri Rama. Oh! Giant of wisdom! Please unfold your wonderful divinity which has been concealed in your human form for the good of this world. Oh! Abode of mercy! Lord! Sadguru! Please teach us the essence of all Shastras in a nutshell.
