Pleasing the Guru Means Pleasing Krishna

Every morning we pray yasya prasadad bhagavat-prasadah, but sometimes we forget what it means.  The verse means that by the grace of the spiritual master one gets the mercy of Krishna.  If one does not please the spiritual master, then he has no chance of progress.  (Yasya prasadad bhagavat-prasadah, you have to please the guru, not independently go to Krishna.)  So I am praying to you like that.  That is, I pray to you knowing that a prayer to you is as good as a prayer to Krishna.  Yadyapi amara guru caitanyera dasa, Srila Prabhupada, you are the servant of the Supreme Lord.  Tathapi janiye ami tanhara prakasa.  You are the full manifestation – prakasa of the Lord Himself. (CC Adi 1.44)