HH Bhakti Chaitanya Swami  (formerly Raghubhir dasa ACBSP)
HH Bhakti Bringa Govinda Swami ACBSP (formerly Ayodhyapati dasa ACBSP)
HH Bhakti Dhira Damodara Swami (formerly Pariksit dasa) - Africa
HH Bhakti Vidya Purna Swami ACBSP (Gurukul maharaj formerly Anirdesh Vapu dasa ACBSP - Mayapur)
HH Bhakti Visrambha Madhava Maharaja (formerly Mahamantra dasa ACBSP)
HH Bhakti Madhurya Govinda Swami (formerly Makhanlal dasa ACBSP)
HH Bhaktisiddhanta Swami JPS
HH.Bir Krishna dasa Goswami - ACBSP
HH Dhanurdara Swami ACBSP
HH Giriraj Swami ACBSP
HH Gopal Krishna Goswami ACBSP
HH Indradyumna Swami ACBSP
HH Jayapataka Swami ACBSP
HH Kadamba Kanana Swami  JAS
HH Parthasarathi Swami ACBSP - Govardhan
HH Purushatraya Swami - Goura Vrindávana Community - Brazil
HH Rtadvaja Swami ACBSP
HH Sivaram Swami ACBSP
HH Sridhar Swami ACBSP (the late Sridhar maharaj formerly in Bombay)

(the late) HH Suhotra dasa ACBSP Tapa Vanacharin

BV Swami Tripurari (formerly Tripurari Swami ACBSP)
Bhakti Abhay Ashram Swami (formerly known as Babhru dasa ACBSP)

HH Bhakti Ballabh Puri Swami ACBSP (formerly known as Balabhadra dasa ACBSP, now known as BV Kusum Sramam Swami)
HH Vipramukhya Swami ACBSP (now known as Vipramukhya prabhu)
HH Rasananda Swami HDG (now known as Rasananda prabhu)

Sannyasa sukta (Maha-narayanopanisad 4.12)

om na karmana na prajaya
        dhanena tyagenaike amrtatvam anasuh /
parena nakam nihitam guhayam vibhrajate yad yatayo visanti /
vedanta-vijnana suniscatartha sannyasa yogad-yataya-suddha-sattvah /
te brahma-loke tu paranta-kale paramrtat-parimucyanti sarve /
dahram vipapam parame’ sma bhutam yat-pundarikam pura-madhya sagmstham /
tatrapi dahram gaganam visokas-tasmin yad antas tad upasitavyam /
yo vedadau svarah prokto vedante ca pratistatah /
tasya prakrti-linasya yah para-sa mahesvarah //

Sannyasa Sukta Translation
One can achieve immortality in association with the Lord, not by ones own pious deeds, nor by the pious deeds of one’s sons, nor by the accumulation of wealth, but only by renunciation of all enjoyment for oneself and offering everything to the Supreme Lord. This state of perfection, which is attained by the real sannyasis, is situated far beyond this world, and is difficult to reach for the ordinary man.
Those sannyasis, having realized the actual conclusion of the Vedas, having given up personal sense enjoyment for engagement in the Lord's service, and being completely free of the influence of the material modes, at the end of their lives become freed from the material world and enter that Vaikuntha realm.
There is a lotus situated within the body, in the middle of the heart, a place free from all suffering. It is the spiritual sky, free from all material contamination and lamentation. There resides the object of our worship.
He who is glorified at the beginning of the Vedas, and is firmly established at the end of the Vedas, who resides beyond the material sphere, who is second to none, He is the Supreme. (Maha-narayanopanisad 4.12)