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  Ram Charan Das February 17, 2016 at 2:19pm

  Dear Devotee, Hare Krishna, dandvats. Please accept my humble obeisances. All glories to Srila Prabhupada. I do wish you a very happy Krishna conscious day today on your birthday and pray for you to have Krishna conscious years in the time to come, to let all your material and spiritual desires be fulfilled and for you to have this as your last birth in this material world. Take care, Gauranga, Radhe Radhe, Hari Hari, Hare Krishna.

  Krshne matri astu - May your attention always be on Krsna....
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  padmavati mataji February 16, 2013 at 12:58pm

  Pranam Dearest Devotee. Hare Krishna.

  May you receive transcendental blessings, grace and mercy

  from the God of Gods, the Well-wisher of all mankind, the

  Insurmountable Lord, the Supreme Refuge, the Supreme

  Personality of Godhead, Lord Krishna, Who has wonderful

  excellence of beauty which cannot be matched anywhere

  in the creation. The influence of material nature has

  covered the living entity, and thus it is is as if the living

  entity was always in a blazing fire.  But by the process of

  seriously discharging devotional service, this influence

  can be removed, just as wooden sticks which cause a fire

  are themselves consumed by it. The influence of material

  nature cannot harm an enlightened soul, even though

  he engages in material activities, because he knows the

  truth of the Absolute, and his mind is fixed on the

  Supreme Personality of Godhead. When a person thus

  engaged in devotional service and self-realization for

  many, many years and births, he becomes completely

  reluctant to enjoy any one of the material planets, even

  up to the highest planet, which is known as Brahmaloka,

  he becomes fully developed in consciousness. A devotee

  of Lord Krishna actually becomes self-realized by His

  unlimited causeless mercy, and thus, when freed from

  all doubts, which is directly under the protection of the

  spiritual energy of Lord Krishna, which is of pure bliss.

  That is ultimate perfectional goal of the living entity.

  After giving up the present material body, the mystic

  devotee goes to that transcendental abode and never

  comes back. With love and best wishes, take care, bye.