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Saranagati No. 136

How to make Krsna consciousness real Question: How much can we rely on discipline and how important is it to bring the aspect of taste, greed and longing into our practice? Answer: There are two forms of bhakti: one is where taste has not yet developed, ajata-ruci-bhakti, and secondly, jata -ruci-bhakti, bhakti with taste. In […]

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Saranagati No. 139

THE POWER OF MOMENTS OF BHAKTI We are all doing our best to answer Krsna’s spiritual call. However, we still have the conditioned side within us that can create obstacles in our spiritual life. Then, devotees are often disappointed and say, “It’s all useless.” But if we look at it from Krsna’s perspective, it looks

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Saranagati No. 140

YOU CAN ALWAYS START OVER IN BHAKTI You can turn to Krsna at any place in your life. We may sometimes feel a little distant, but you can actually practice Krsna-consciousness in all stages of life. Srila Visvanatha Cakravarti Thakura says (SB, 2.9.36, purport): “Bhakti can be practiced in all stages of life. Prahlada practiced

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Saranagati No. 142

Kirtan and the art of real transformation – part I The idea of transformation is completely different from rejecting or renouncing something. Transformation means taking one thing and changing it into something else. Many people in our movement are eager to get initiated and hear their new name, but when you talk with them in

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Saranagati No. 144

The essential things… In the Srimad-Bhagavatam, Arjuna has the painful task of delivering the message of Krsna’s disappearance to Yudhisthira. In this conversation, Arjuna says, “O King! The Supreme Personality of Godhead Hari, who treated me exactly like an intimate friend, has left me alone. Thus my astounding power, which astonished even the demigods, is

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Saranagati No. 145

How to overcome disinterest in chanting the Holy Name There is a verse in Srimad-Bhagavatam that addresses in a vivid way a very serious and deep subject, namely that of our own (in)ability to take advantage of the opportunity of chanting the Holy Names: ”Terrified, about to die, a man collapses on his bed. Although

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