জগত গুৰু শ্ৰীমন্ত শঙ্কৰদেৱৰ অমৃত সিদ্ধান্ত

Can be translated into English in the following way –
“I have informed the world that I am an educated disciple,
and I need a Guru (Preceptor);
Sharkardev, the Guru of the world is present in my home,
but I the blind have not seen.”
(The great laureate Lakshmeenaath Bezbaruaa mentioned in his lyric. The lyric is in
Asameeyaa language & translated into english by Dr Paraag Bhooyaan)
9) “In Assam Sankardev was an apostle of Vaisnavism who taught the worship of Sri Krishna, denouced idolatry, sacrifical deity and caste structure of society.”
(Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan, great philosopher & former President of India The reference has been given by Vaishnav scholar Sonaaraam chuteeyaa in his book Asamar Vaishnav Darshanar Svarnarekhaa).
10) “What Shankadev was able to do, today the whole Army of English knowing can not do. I have nothing to teach the people of Assam. The Ram Rajya which I imagine today, had been established in Assam long ago by Shankardev. I am only persing him.”
(Mahaatmaa Gaandhee : Reference taken from book named as “the written speech of Presidents of Shreemanta Shankardev Sangha”)
11) The doctrine of Shankardev is monotheism uncompromisingly. As a matter of fact, there can be no compromising of true principles. So it is that Shankardev wrote –
“Anya devi-deva nakaribaa seva
nakhibaa prasaada taara|
Moortiko nachaaibaa griho napashibaa
Bhakti haibo byabhichaara||”
It means bow not to other gods and goddesses. Enter not the house where it is worshipeed. Cast not a glance at the image. Partake not of their offerings, lest thy devotion to the one should be polluted. (Great Scholar Dimbesvar Neog : From his book Jagat Guru Shankardev. he was ex Padaadhikaar of Shreemanta Shankardev Sangha & Ex President of Asam Saahita Sabhaa).
12) “Srimanta Sankardeva belongs to the first category of great men. He was born great. He was a Mahapurusha of the first magnitude. He was not merely ‘great’ but ‘extraordinarily great’. His life was a saga of love for Lord Krishna. His doctrine of Eka-Sarana-Bhagavata Dharma (Eka Sarana Hari Naam Dharma) made him a unique person, indeed, another incarnation of the benevolent Lord Himself. He was a Kaarana Janma, i.e. one born with a purpose. Shankardev considered every living being as potentially divine and as naturally subservient to the Lord. His philosophy, like the sacred Ganges, ramified into a thousand streams. flowed into several lands and sanctified the whole country. His love for humanity transcended all barriers of caste and