Re: Special Page for 800x600 Monitor Resolution

Nityananda Gauranga Hare Krsna
Thank you so much dear Gurudeva for implementing this feature. Some devotees may  have eyes problems like myself so this feature is most wellcome!I am ussualy using 800*600 resolution and this is now great improvement for me! Nitaai Gaura! Thank you so much. Chanting of Naam is our sight and window to spiritual world. We may become phisicaly blind but while we chant Naam we have perfect vision.
Thank you,
Your's
Bhakta Igor

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Re: Mantras On the Casio

Nityananda! Gauranga! Hare Krishna! Nice tune It remembers me on my boyhood times, when i had one similar synthetizer... Thanks again. Yours, Matus

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Special Page for 800x600 Monitor Resolution

Nityaananda! Gauraanga! Hare Krishna! We now have a special page for those who visit NITAAI.com with 800x600 or lower monitor resolutions so that everything conveniently fits into their screen including the left frame. The page is: http://nitaai.net/800.html . Please note that if you directly visit NITAAI.net, you will be directly forwarded to this page. It only works for NITAAI.com.

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Mantras On the Casio

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Sri Krishna Chaitanya Prabhu Bhajan With Gauranga das

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Re: Lord Gauranga - being a Devotee or posing as devotee

Nityananda! Gauranga! Hare Krishna! Thank You very much. Beautiful.

My further questions are:

Until now everything speaks for His Sannyasa, means the greatest benefit of relishing His Form as Gauranga is possible only in His Transcendental Sannyasi Form. So what is the need of His Grihastha Pastimes in Navadvipa? How are these kind of circumstences giving Him the possibility of relishing His Form as Gauranga?

Thank You very much.

Yours, Matus

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Re: Nityananda Triyodoshi Bhajan In Scotland Video

this is neither kirtan or arati, It is the last Maha Mantra after the song Mana shiksha, sadly I did not film it, kind regards. Gouranga das,

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Final Kitan At V98 Festival With Tribhuvannatha Prabhu

Dear devotees, please see how the non devotees in this kirtan (which was in a non devotee music festival), begin to chant "Hari Hari" together spontaneously crying out for more kirtan!




Tribhuvannatha prabhu leads the kirtan,

Ys Gouranga das

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Re: Nityananda Triyodoshi Bhajan In Scotland Video

If I am not mistaken did not Srila Prabhupada say no harmonium in kirttan. harmonium in bhajan  =one person chanting just Srila prabhupada did

Bombay11 January, 1976
76-01-11VancouverMy dear Bahudak, Please accept my blessings. I beg to thank you for your letter dated December 15th, 1975 and I have noted the contents carefully. I was very glad to learn how our devotees are coming out victorious in the preaching to the university
professors and students.....Our movement is authorized. Our books are based on the statements of the most exalted devotees. And if we
follow strictly the guidelines for devotional service as they are given in the Nectar of Devotion and Nectar of Instruction, then no one can touch us. Our position is definitely due to our books, therefore I am always pressing on this point.�Of course the farm projects are important but more stress should be given to Sankirtana.�Continue to go out on Sankirtana. Example is better than precept. The harmonium may be played during bhajan if there is someone who can play melodiously. But it is not for kirtana and arati.."

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Sri Nam

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Lord Shiva the greatest Vaishnav

Nityananda!! Gauranga!! Hare Krishna !!

Vishnu(Krishna) accepts only those people who are in the modes of goodness. This means that if we are in ignorance then Lord Krishna does not accept us. It is important to chant His name in the mode of goodness i.e without offenses. I was thinking that since Lord Shiva is the greatest Vaishnav and He accepts people who are in the mode of ignorance and He has the power to tranform us from ignorance to goodness, then can we worship Lord Krishna only after Lord Shiva makes us qualified to do so ?

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Re: Tommy Gouranga's Audio Jukebox

Getting a taste file is now playing fully,

Nityananda Gauranga Hare Krishna!

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Re: Lord Nrsimhadeva - destroyer of material desires

Nityananda! Gauranga! Hare Krsna!

After Lord Nrsingha had vanquished the great demon Hiranyakashipu, his huge mouth roared with transcendental anger with glaring teeth, his lion's hair was erect in fury, and his nails dripped in blood! The whole universe was shaken in terror. What an exhibition of transcendental anger it was

Yes not even the demigod's could pacify this extreme exhbition of transcendental anger!

So Lord Brahma called upon Prahlada Maharaja. The simple boy with a heart full of loving bhakti.

That is the hope!!!

Even the opulence of the demigods could not compare to the simple hearted pure bhakti of that boy saint.

Please read Srimad Bhagavatam Canto 7 Chapter 9, Prahlada Pacifies Lord Nrsinghadeva with Prayers.

http://vedabase.net/sb/7/9/summary/en

y.s...Nava.

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Re: Nityananda Triyodoshi Bhajan In Scotland Video

bhajan or kirttan that is the question.
   We read in the sanskrit dictionary
bhajan kutira
nama bhajan

but no kirttan bhajan
we hear sankirttan
kirttan

kirttan means one person chanting
sankirttan many people chanting

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Re: Lord Nrsimhadeva - destroyer of material desires

my Gurudev Srila B.S.Govinda Maharaj said its very hard to pasify Lord Nrsimhadeva. even the demigods, vedas could not so what hope is there for us

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Re: Lord Gauranga - being a Devotee or posing as devotee

Nityaananda! Gauraanga! Hare Krishna! He accepted Sannyaasa in this material world for two reasons:

(1) The external reason is that anyone in this material world who would offer Him respects considering Him as a sannyaasi would also be delivered. Also His teachings about Bhakti would be taken even more seriously by the next generations in this material world as Sannyaasi by nature is a teacher.

(2) The internal rasika reason is that a sannyaasi means beggar, bhikshu. Lord Krishna became a bhikshu to beg for the experience of the topmost love of Shrimati Radha.

(3) A sannyaasi can easily hide his ecstatic devotional moods as he stays alone whereas as a householder it is a little difficult. Since in this material world, not everyone is  a siddha (there are many conditioned souls), Lord Gaura wanted to deeply hide His ecstatic emotions in Raadha Bhava (since everyone was not qualified to see or understand them)  which is why He chose the innermost room Gambhiraa in Puri Dhaama as a sannyasi. The more one hides the ecstasies, the more they blossom in the heart. Thus, He assumed the form of a sannyasi so that He could deeply relish in the core of His heart, the divine moods of separation with great confidentiality.

(4) Lord Gaura wanted to personally exhibit His sixth divine quality (opulence) of vairagya or renunciation which He had not so explicity displayed in His previous pastimes of Lord Krishna (svayam avataari).  This sixth opulence makes Bhagavaana perfect and complete. He is the proprietor of everything but still He remains detached from it

Daaso'smi, Swami Gaurangapada.

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Re: Lord Gauranga - being a Devotee or posing as devotee

Nityananda! Gauranga! Hare Krishna!

Dear Gurudeva, thank You very much for Your nectarine answer. i derive great pleasure from it and i fully agree with You that discussions about Gaura Tattva and Gaura Naam Tattva can fully satisfy the soul.

My further question resp. remark is:
Actually i don't and neither didn't hesitate about the genuity of Lord Gauranga's activities, no matter of what type they are. Let my question thus be more precise: Is it necessary for Him to accept the dress and standard of a renunciate in this material world in order to be able to relish His devoted mood and feelings of Shrimati Radharani? i mean, in the eternal Navadvipa He is doing it without His head being shaven and "stuff" like that...

Thank You very much

Yours, Matus

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Re: Lord Gauranga - being a Devotee or posing as devotee

Nityaananda! Gauraanga! Hare Krishna! The Lord never poses as anything. Whatever He does, He feels it genuinely from the bottom of His heart. So He desires to imbibe the mood of Shrimati Radha, His greatest devotee. Actually He becomes His own devotee dancing to the tune of Shrimati Radha's Mahabhava. Only Radha's love can tempt Him to accept this form and conquers Him. Due to the infinite and overwhelming power of Radha's love, He sometimes even forgets that He is God Himself.  But that is not posing. It is very real. On the same hand, this does not mean that He forgets His Godliness (Bhagavatta) because it is His very nature. According to Shrila Shrivasa Thakura, it is not possible for God to forget that He is God even if He wants. Thus, both these moods and Tattvas  (of God and His own Devotee) manifest in His Pastimes according to the mood of the Associates who interact with Him in His Pastimes. Jaya Gaurahari!!!

Daaso'smi, Swami Gaurangapada.

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Lord Gauranga - being a Devotee or posing as devotee

Dear Swami Gaurangapada Maharaja,
Nityananda! Gauranga! Hare Krishna! Please accept my most respectful obeisances.

Sometimes we hear or read, that Lord Gauranga Mahaprabhu came in the garb of a devotee, that He was posing as a devotee, that He was doing all that just to set up an example and teach us.

Another times we hear or read, that Lord Gauranga actually acted as a Devotee, that He identified Himself as a Devotee.

Which one of them holds true and how shall we distinguish when to talk how about Lord Gauranga?

Thank You very much

Matus

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