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(PDF INSIDE) The Friend Who Never Left, A Dialog on the “Fall” of the Jīva
Where did the conditioned souls come from? The book explains this question in the form of a dialogue. Read the story of Mādhava Dāsa and his journey…
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How to advance in spiritual life while living in a city and working in a regular job
Good association is an essential factor for our spiritual progress. Pure devotees can maintain their practice alone, as they often do, chanting in…
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Becoming dear to Kṛṣṇa
When a devotee develops these qualities, it is no longer a question of when the devotee may become free from the cycle of birth and death, but of how…
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The friend who never left #13: Remembering the Friend
He still had a long way to go, but he now understood that he was not searching for someone who had disappeared. He was clearing his vision and learning…
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The authorized path of rāgānugā-bhakti, explained by Jīva Gosvāmi
Most of what we practice is connected with the path of vaidhī-bhakti, and we may wonder if we are not missing something by not knowing more about the…
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Should we pray to Kṛṣṇa only for pure devotional service?
Some say that we should pray to Kṛṣṇa when we face material difficulties and even when we want particular material things, since it’s better to pray to…
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Receiving perfect knowledge through imperfect senses
Conditioned souls have four defects: imperfect senses and intelligence, tendency to make mistakes, be illusioned, and cheat others. How can we obtain…
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8 tips for visiting (or living in) Vṛndāvana or Mayapur on a budget
Locals often think that devotees who come to Vṛndāvana and Mayapur are richy. In practice, however, most devotees come on a budget and need to stretch…
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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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