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The friend who never left #12: “No One Falls from Vaikuṇṭha”
The passage of Jaya and Vijaya superficially may appear to be a fall-from-paradise story, but if we read Prabhupāda’s purports carefully, we start…
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CHAPTER SIX: Dhyāna-yoga
Kṛṣṇa explains the difference between the beginner and the advanced yogī, the discipline required for meditation, the need to control the mind, the…
The causeless mercy of the Lord
The Kumāras appeared at the time Pṛthu was performing a great sacrifice, attended by all the ministers and citizens. Therefore, their instructions…
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Dhruva returns home
The Lord still remembered that Dhruva had originally approached Him with material desires and decided to satisfy them before bringing Dhruva back to…
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The friend who never left #11: Where Do the Souls Come From?
If the soul was never created, what does it mean we came from Kṛṣṇa? Mādhava discovers how apparently contradictory passages fit together when we…
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How can a beginner suddenly practice like an advanced devotee?
How can we live with Kṛṣṇa? Some may say that we first have to achieve perfection and then wait until death to finally be with Him. There is, however, a…
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Not all impersonalists are Māyāvādīs
When we hear about impersonalism, we often connect it with the Māyāvādīs, but these are actually two separate things. Although Māyāvādīs are common…
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October 2026

The friend who never left #10: Recovering What Was Lost
A reflection changes, but does this change the person reflected? Mādhava discovers how material conditioning covers our eternal identity, and how…
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(PDF INSIDE) The Song of God—Volume 1, chapters 1-6
The complete files of the first part of our study of the Bhagavad-gītā. A complete guide of chapters one to six that you can use to study for yourself…
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The yoga ladder of the Bhagavad-gītā
Prabhupāda introduces the concept of the different processes of self-realization as a ladder leading to Kṛṣṇa in his purports to texts 6.3 and 6.4. This…
A great mystery: How can devotees expand themselves and assume many forms simultaneously?
The different ways Kṛṣṇa’s associates appear in His pastimes: simultaneous expansions, partial incarnations, empowered devotees, and so on, as well as…
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Kṛṣṇa: The friend who never left (#9)
The soul leaves the company of the Lord and becomes absorbed in material consciousness. The Lord, however, never leaves.
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