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“The root cause of our material tendency is forgetfulness of the Supreme Lord, Sri Hari. This forgetfulness awakens within us the impetus to enjoy our senses. Only by surrendering unto the Supreme Lord can one remain aloof from maya. Our desire for sense enjoyment will be eradicated and we will…
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“There are two types of perceptions, real and unreal. To accept an entity opposite to its nature is unreal perception. Only those who have accumulated sukriti become attracted to sadhus. By living in sat-sanga, one develops faith, and gradually attains prema-bhakti. Thus, by sadhu-sanga alone, the jiva becomes established in…
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“No consciousness can exist without individuality, without personality. When the jnanis come to understand that the Prime Cause of consciousness is a personal one, then they conceive of Vasudeva. But such jnanis are very rarely to be found. Bhakti begins where the soul understands: ‘Yes, consciousness means person—a Big Personality,…
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Excerpt (65 words): “Real siddha-deha and siddha-pranali manifest when we follow the correct nine steps—from sraddha to nishtha. It comes by purely adopting the process of sravanam, kirtanam, vishnu-smaranam. Those who artificially exhibit emotions of separation will go to hell—like the lakhs of babajis who are simply giving birth to…
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“Although they are full of lust and other worldly desires, they still expect their siddha-deha to manifest. These so-called devotees think that they can attain their siddha-deha just as easily as one buys a rasagulla. This philosophical misconception has very, very dangerous consequences. One must first become mature in bhakti…
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