Always Stay Connected with Lord Caitanya's Mercy

Mayapur is situated in the heart Navadvipa Dhama, the site of Lord Caitanya's transcendental pastimes. Navadvipa Dhama is described as follows by Bhaktivinode Thakur in his Navadvipa Dhama Mahatmya:

"The dhama is eternally perfect, fully spiritual, and unlimited. Those whose intelligence is tinged with dull matter cannot approach there. But, under the influence of the hladini-sakti the energy governing bliss, the living entities give up material paths and by the strength of perfect knowledge attain their eternal spiritual activity of devotional service. The whole of Navadvipa is a spiritual manifestation, for at this holy place Sri Gauranga performed His transcendental activities.

Today after two wonderful weeks of being unlimitedly blessed by residence in this most sacred place of munificence from where a tidal wave of love of God is emanating forth inundating the entire universe, we are heading out today back to Austin, Texas USA where we will be soon celebrating Gaura Purnima, the transcendental appearance day of Lord Caitanya. Being in Mayapur means being in direct contact with the mercy of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu. And acting as an emissary of Lord Caitanya to give his mercy to others also brings us into directly contact with His mercy wherever we may be within the three worlds. Therefore both by spending time in Mayapur and by spreading Lord Caitanya's mercy, which is billowing forth from Mayapur, we can always stay connected with the mercy of Lord Caitanya relishing and distributing the sweetest transcendental bliss. The insider's secret in this connection is that the more you distribute the bliss, the more you taste the bliss, and the more you taste the bliss, the more you become empowered to distribute the bliss.

Lord Caitanya and His Associates Perform Congregational Chanting of the Holy Names of God

Lord Caitanya and His Associates Perform Chanting

Answers by Citing the Vedic Version

Question: Is Krishna Selfish?

My dear Gurudeva,

Krishna offers us life completely without miseries only if we serve Him. But as soon as we leave His service He puts us in most abominable condition. Doesn't this prove His selfishness?

Vrutant S.

Answer: No. We Are Foolish

The fish is in a happy position as long as he stays in the water. But as soon as he leaves the water to try to enjoy artificially on the land, this proves that he is fool number one. Therefore instead of thinking that Krishna is selfish we should understand how foolish we are to have left His service.

Sankarshan Das Adhikari

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