Caitanya Mahaprabhu teaches in His Siksastaka

Expressions researched:
"Caitanya Mahaprabhu (Siksastaka" |"Caitanya Mahaprabhu confirms in His Siksastaka" |"Caitanya Mahaprabhu given in the Siksastaka" |"Caitanya Mahaprabhu has said in His Siksastaka" |"Caitanya Mahaprabhu prays in His Siksastaka" |"Caitanya Mahaprabhu says in His Siksastaka" |"Caitanya Mahaprabhu teaches us in His Siksastaka" |"Caitanya Mahaprabhu, in His Siksastaka" |"Caitanya advised in His Siksastaka" |"Caitanya confirms this in His Siksastaka" |"Caitanya in His eight verses of Siksastaka" |"Caitanya says in His Siksastaka" |"Caitanya, in His Siksastaka" |"Siksastaka (3) Sri Caitanya" |"Siksastaka (8), Sri Caitanya" |"Siksastaka 4]. Caitanya" |"Siksastaka 4]. Lord Caitanya" |"Siksastaka 4]. This is Caitanya" |"Siksastaka, Lord Caitanya" |"Siksastaka, Lord Sri Caitanya"

SB Canto 4

A pure devotee has no demand from the Lord. Lord Caitanya, in His Śikṣāṣṭaka, prayed, "My Lord, I do not want any amount of material wealth, materialistic followers, or any attractive wife to enjoy. The only thing I want is that I may engage life after life in Your service."

SB 4.9.29, Purport:

A pure devotee has no demand from the Lord. His only concern is to serve the Lord sincerely and seriously, and he is not at all concerned about what will happen in the future. In the Mukunda-mālā-stotra, King Kulaśekhara, author of the book, states in his prayer: "My dear Lord, I don't want any position of sense gratification within this material world. I simply want to engage in Your service perpetually." Similarly, Lord Caitanya, in His Śikṣāṣṭaka, also prayed, "My Lord, I do not want any amount of material wealth, I do not want any number of materialistic followers, nor do I want any attractive wife to enjoy. The only thing I want is that I may engage life after life in Your service." Lord Caitanya did not pray even for mukti, or liberation.