Hare Krishna to all the devotees
All glories to srila Prabhupada
Can we listen to music, some music is also in mode of passion and ignorance,Right? So should we avoid it too? If yes, can you please recommend me some bhakti song's names. Please 🙏
Hare Krishna
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No two questions was a mistake 😭
how do you know which song is in which mode this clearly
Also thank you very much for the songs recommendation
Hare Kṛṣṇa Gayatri Mataji. Please forgive my straightforwardness, but this situation has crossed every line of decency. I’m honestly shocked that you’re even engaging in personal conversations with this self-proclaimed “Kalki” — a man who now threatens you and talks as if he has any right over your private life. Does he truly know anything about you, Mataji? Why would you ever share personal information with someone so delusional — someone who lacks humility, bhakti, and the slightest understanding of who Kṛṣṇa truly is?
Doesn’t it trouble your heart as a devotee when this imposter blasphemously declares himself to be God — the same Supreme Lord whom true devotees surrender their lives to? What kind of devotee can tolerate such mockery of the Lord’s holy name? Our scriptures clearly warn against associating with those who falsely claim divinity — such association pollutes one’s devotion and only fuels the pride of imposters.
Mataji, for your own spiritual dignity, please step back and set clear boundaries like mother Sītā. Do not give this person further attention, do not respond privately, and never share anything personal again to anyone. This isn’t compassion — it’s carelessness toward someone who thrives on manipulation and drama. jīva jāgo jīva jāgo, gauracandera bole.
And as for Madhava das — issuing threats and claiming divinity only reveals your fallen condition. No true devotee, no saint, no sincere sādhaka behaves this way. This isn’t Kalki-līlā — it’s delusion wrapped in arrogance. Hari Hari.
Can somebody please explain what and why is this this going on? Why are the authentic replies deleted? And why does every discussion i open turns into a warzone?
Hare Krishna
How do you change the title?
@Akshit prabhu change the discussion title. authentic reply is given by bharat prabhu.
baaki sab yahan pe bhagwan bane hue hai.
Hare Kṛṣṇa devotees,
I must say, reading Madhava dāsa’s “spiritual autobiography” here feels like attending a live one-man Mahābhārata remix, except this time Indra’s unemployed and Govardhana is safe.
You say you’re “at the level” of one who appears to curb rogues and protect honest people. Wonderful! But perhaps you could start small like curbing your own ego before saving the world. Because right now, the only rogue being curbed here is your logic. Prabhu, you keep talking about “levels” as if bhakti were a video game. Every few lines you unlock a new power-up: “Indra level,” “Kalki level,” “Ensure-whatever-I-say-becomes-true level.” At this rate, you’ll soon need a loading screen between your posts.
And invoking Indra? Please! You’re comparing yourself to the demigod of thunder? Let’s not even get into your rainfall testimonial, “There was sufficient rain this year because I acknowledged Indra.” Beautiful. Next time it rains, we’ll all chant “Thank you, Madhava dāsa!” while holding umbrellas in your honour. You’ve truly solved global warming through sheer self-admiration.
But the best part? You warn Mataji to “be careful” because soon she too will attain your level. Mataji asked a question, not applied for your spiritual internship. If people start attaining your level, Prabhu, the demigods will apply for early retirement. That’s not how bhakti works; that’s how cults start.
You quote Bhāgavatam beautifully but somehow, every purport ends with you being the hidden protagonist. Even Śukadeva Gosvāmī would have taken a deep breath and said, “Calm down, hero, this is not about you.”
Let’s be real, no one here doubts your sincerity; we just doubt your sense of proportion. You don’t need to be Kalki to be respected. Sometimes, the highest level is simply to stop levelling. So, before you ascend further, maybe take a short descent into humility. It’s a rare altitude but infinitely safer.
So here’s my humble advice, Prabhu: before you lift Govardhana Hill, try lifting your self-awareness. The mountain will wait. Hari Hari.
"It can mean two things that either you too are at my level since you not at all seem doubtful or perplexed "
bhai tum kaunse level pe ho?
achha toh tum bhagwan ho
Hare Kṛṣṇa Gayatri Mataji,
Thank you for your candidness, Mataji. I truly appreciate your honesty and the humility with which you’ve expressed yourself. My intention was never to shame or compare you, but to remind you with respect that your dignity as a devotee is sacred and worth protecting. If my earlier words sounded harsh or judgmental, please forgive me; they came from genuine concern, not criticism.
You’re right, none of us are perfectly pure in this age of Kali. We all struggle internally in different ways. Even the Śrīmad Bhāgavatam reminds us that sincere repentance and remembrance of Kṛṣṇa are more powerful than any temporary fall. The fact that you’re self-aware and still taking shelter of the Lord already sets you far above most.
When I invoked the example of Mother Sītā, it was not to compare purity. It was only to highlight the principle of self-respect and boundaries. In today’s world, protecting one’s spiritual and emotional integrity is itself an act of devotion. Nowadays, even Ravana uses a devotional platform.
As for the rest, I’m glad you’ve made your stand clear that you do not accept any mortal as the Supreme Lord. That clarity itself is your strength. Don’t let anyone’s manipulative words define your worth. Kṛṣṇa knows your sincerity, and that is all that truly matters.
Let’s all put an end to this unpleasantness now and focus on what brought us here — Hari-kathā, nāma-saṅkīrtana, and sincere discussion that uplifts, not divides. Hari Hari.
Are you sure that was my fault? Why are you being blind to your own mistakes like Dhritarashtra? Is it possible there was a misunderstanding on your end? Hari Hari.
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