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Do Kirtana Like This

Srila Gurudeva: You should try to call out in a way that Krsna may hear you and if He is not hearing you, then you should think, “He must hear me. He Govinda, He Gopala.”…

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Don't Cheat Others

Srila Gurudeva: If attachment and worldly things and everything is still there, then you are chanting and remembering but you are still in Santipura. Not in Santipura, but ‘Asantipura.’ You know Asantipura? Only this. Not…

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Give Me a Chance to Help You

Srila Gurudeva: If you are not knowing anything, then how you can do this? You can never do this. So, chanting and remembering Krsna, being in Vrndavana under the guidance of any very qualified, very…

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Krsna's Birth

So we see in the appearance of Krsna, that first this earth, in the form of a cow, went to the demigods and she was weeping, “I cannot tolerate the weight of all these sinful,…

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Janmastami and Nandotsava

(Translated from Bengali Discourse) We are very fortunate today to be in the presence of Guru and Vaisnavas celebrating Nandotsava. What have the guru-varga and the gosvāmīs told about this day? The conditioned souls are…

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Do Not Criticize Anyone

Srila Gurudeva: So try to keep your tongue under your control. We should not criticize anyone. Those who are doing wrong even, don’t criticize them. If you are powerful enough to change his mood, then…

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How To Reach Our Goal?

Srila Gurudeva: If you want to be a pure devotee, you’ll have to follow Rupa, Sanatana, Raghunatha, Jiva Gosvami, and all six Gosvamis. You’ll have to follow Bhaktivinoda Thakura, Srila Prabhupada, and all. You’ll have…

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Janmastami is the Glorification of Sri Radha

Mathura: August 20, 2003 [About 250 Western and Indian devotees congregated at Sri Kesavaji Gaudiya Matha in Mathura, India, some of whom had just arrived from their home countries on the previous day, just in…

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Entering the Renounced Order

A c ā ry a Kesar ī desired to give sanny ā sa to his three foremost disciples—Sajjana-sevaka, R ā dh ā n ā tha, and Gaura N ā r ā yaṇa. Although he had…

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Bringing Grace to the Countryside

A c ā ry a Kesar ī organized preaching tours in the cities and countrysides of India. Festivals of hari-kathā and mahā-prasāda were arranged wherever he and the party that accompanied him went. Brahmacārīs went…

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