Here is Lakshman's advice to Lord Ramacandra.
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Laksman's Advice to Ramacandra
5 April 2025
When Lord Ramacandra was overcome with grief by Sita's being kidnapped by Ravana his brother Laksman give Him this powerful advice:"High-class men never give way to despondency, even when faced with the most terrible calamities. Rather, they become more and more determined to overcome their difficulties.”
This is advice that we can all take advantage of when we are devastated by calamities.
Sankarshan Das Adhikari
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Thank You very much! It is very hard for my material mind to accept this, that when we remember Krishna 24 hours daily all problems are solved. But I understand that it's absolutely true. Thank You very much!Please accept my humble obeisances.
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From: Kaunas, LithuaniaMy Dear Gintare,
Please accept my blessings.
All glories to Śrīla Prabhupāda.
This is why we must train our rascal material minds. In this connection Srila Prabhupada writes as follows in his purport to Srimad Bhagavata, Fifth Canto, Chapter Six, Verse 4:
"Śrīla Bhaktisiddhānta Sarasvatī Ṭhākura used to say that in the morning our first business should be to beat the mind with shoes a hundred times, and, before going to bed, to beat the mind a hundred times with a broomstick. In this way one's mind can be kept under control. An uncontrolled mind and an unchaste wife are the same. An unchaste wife can kill her husband at any time, and an uncontrolled mind, followed by lust, anger, greed, madness, envy and illusion, can certainly kill the yogī. When the yogī is controlled by the mind, he falls down into the material condition. One should be very careful of the mind, just as a husband should be careful of an unchaste wife."
I hope this meets you in the best of health and in a cheerful mood.
Your ever well-wisher,
Sankarshan Das Adhikari
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As an American youth I was taught to believe in the. "American dream": Study hard, get a good education and a good job to get a good wife some good kids in a good house to enjoy a good life. But when I got to college I realized that this was not enough. I wanted to know what is the meaning of life, but no one could tell me. So I took to the path of self-realization and was blessed in 1968 with the Hare Krishna mantra and the worship of Radha and Krishna. (I did not know about ISKCON.) This inspired me to drop out of college and renounce the world to become a holy beggar in India. But on the way to India I realized that to renounce everything I had to ultimately renounce renunciation itself and accept something transcendental Thus I embraced the mission of delivering the world from chaos. For this purpose I adopted the life a singer/songwriter who in 1969 became recognized and very much appreciated. In 1971, seeking spiritual perfection, I followed the example of Lord Jesus Christ and prayed to God how I could become His perfect servant. Then God revealed to me path of pure Krishna bhakti as taught by His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami. On the most auspicious day of 12 August 1971 he accepted me as his disciple. Now on his order and under his most expert guidance I have fully devoted my life for awakening pure love of God within my heart and for making the entire world Krishna conscious.To read about my journey in detail get my memoir:
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