The Tragic End Of Duhssasana
The Tragic End Of Duhssasana And in the midst of a terrible turmoil, in the distance Arjuna saw Karna. “There he is,” he said to Krishna, “the last of our nightmares. When he dies, victory will … Read More
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The Tragic End Of Duhssasana And in the midst of a terrible turmoil, in the distance Arjuna saw Karna. “There he is,” he said to Krishna, “the last of our nightmares. When he dies, victory will … Read More
98-101. The nine Jayanteyas, who were fixed in celibacy and equal vision, and who spoke the Sri Bhagavata-samhita to Janaka Rsi, appeared on this earth as nine sannyasis, and continually performed pastimes with Lord Caitanya. … Read More
On The Seventeenth Day “Today I will not return to my tents,” Vivasvan’s son solemnly said to Duryodhana at dawn on the seventeenth day, “without having killed Arjuna first. This is my solemn vow, and only … Read More
Karna’s Appointment – The Sixteenth Day When the Kauravas and their troops entered the plain of Kurukshetra at dawn on the sixteenth day, Karna was at their head. The previous one had been truly disastrous for … Read More
That’s why the great Acaryas and the sweet Lord Himself says to live in the Dhama, especially Sri Vrindavana Dhama and Sri Navadwip Dhama. Every where in Vraja you will hear “Radhe Radhe!, Radhe Syama! … Read More
94/95. In the book Caitanya-carita, Murari Gupta explains that one morning Mahatapah gave an unwashed tulasi leaf to his father, who became so angry at him for this that he cursed him. Because of this Mahatapah … Read More
Thus, Duryodhana, his friends, and his brothers, all in excellent spirits, accompanied by a strong contingent of soldiers, headed for the woods of Dvaita. Upon arriving, Duryodhana inspected his herd of animals, and finding them in … Read More
The festival of punishment and the uncooked rice Video Class n. 52 Video duration 6:32 Registered on 13 May 2024 Youtube Facebook Informaciónes sobre las “Video Clases” Todas las Video … Read More
Syamananda Sataka (verses 96-101) These 101 slokas in honor of Syamananda Prabhu were written by Sri Rasikananda. 96 kridantim yamuna-jale ghanarasam pranesvare sincatim alibhih saha radhikam su-vasanam mugdha-smitam mohinim tasya locana-khanjarita-natana- stabdhayitam yah smaran smeram … Read More
Madhavendra Puri’s disciple was Sriman Isvara Puri Svami. Isvara Puri carefully understood the mellows of conjugal love for Lord Krishna, and was able to distribute that fruit to others. Sri Advaita Acarya displayed the … Read More
Karna Parva Sanjaya Tells The blind king Dhritarastra, in pain for the fate of his surviving children, did not know how to give himself peace and spent the days and nights looking out of the … Read More
The main issues are: Is the Gurvastakam (the samsara davanala song) intended for Srila Prabhupada? Is it only for him? Could disciples of other gurus meditate on their own spiritual masters while singing this song? … Read More
Syamananda Sataka (verses 91-95) These 101 slokas in honor of Syamananda Prabhu were written by Sri Rasikananda. 91 kasturi-makari-tad-anka-madhure vakshoja-vakshah-sthale bibhranau karajankite hridi parishvangojjvale sri-yute romali-tatini bali-traya- maha-vici-sunabhi-hrada- bhramyan-mugdha-visala-drishti- saphari-yugmoddhritav akshamau … Radha Krishna who … Read More
The journey to Kheturi In the morning, the tour group started for Kantaka Nagara and on the way, Krsnadasa from Akaihata joined them. Yadunandana and others warmly welcomed them to Gauranga’s house. Meanwhile, Sri Raghunandana and his companions … Read More
The devotee named Murari Gupta in Lord Caitanya’s pastimes had previously been Hanuman. In the same way Sri Purandara had previously been Angada and Govindananda had been Sugriva. The devotee named Ramacandra Puri in … Read More