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Shuva Niraula

Ilam

Birthday: November 25

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    Shuva Niraula replied to Shuva Niraula's discussion Sloka confusion
    "Hare Krsna mataji
    Dandavat pranam 
     
    Mataji it is from Gitavali Chapter 9. The chapter is entitled "Sreyo Nirnaya". It is available in the Vaishnava Songs app."
    Aug 21
    Shuva Niraula posted a discussion
    Sloka confusion
    I don't understand why Srila Bhaktivinoda Thakura Maharaj says here "why do you dislike other people's worship? (the Buddhists, impersonal Brahman, yogi)".Aren't we supposed to actually dislike their methods of worship, without hating them, in a…
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    Aug 21
    Shuva Niraula replied to Shuva Niraula's discussion Sloka confusion
    "Hare Krsna Prabhuji 
    I don't know the original author. It was inside the Vaishnava Songs app, inside the section "More Songs of the Vaishnava Acharyas".
    Hare Krsna "
    Aug 3
    Shuva Niraula replied to Shuva Niraula's discussion Sloka confusion
    "I guess this song represents the Leela in maybe another universe, where maybe Lord Balarama was inside Vrindavan when Lord Krsna left"
    Aug 3
    Shuva Niraula replied to Shuva Niraula's discussion Sloka confusion
    "Hare Krsna mataji
    But Mataji that line "phute na phul vrindavane", meaning "O Krsna, since you have left, the flowers are not blossoming in Vrindavan", indicates that Krsna is out of Vrindavan.
    Doesn't it?
    Hare Krsna "
    Aug 3
    Shuva Niraula posted a discussion
    Sloka confusion
     Hare Krsna In the above verse, it says that Lord Balarama is also crying "O Krsna, please come back". But I guess Lord Balarama also went out of Vrindavan with Lord Sri Krsna. So how come this verse says so?
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    Gender

    Male


    Location

    Ilam


    Birthday:

    November 25


    Name / Initiated name

    Shuva Niraula


    Daily number of rounds of Hare Krishna mahamantra.

    2


    When, where and how did you come into contact with the Hare Krishna Movement?

    By reading Bhagavad Gita As It Is and by listening to the online classes by HG Amrendra Prabhu.


    Name the nearest or most frequently Visited ISKCON temple/ centre and name few of the devotees whom you know.

    ISKCON BUDHANILAKANTHA, KATHMANDU


    Please describe yourself so that other like minded devotees can find you.

    I am a student studying in grade 11. I am a humble servant of Sri Hari and of every of His pure devotee.


    What are your expectations from this community?

    I just hope that this community will allow me to engage myself fully in the service of Sri Hari and His pure devotees.


    Describe any specific service you would love to offer to Lord Krishna & His devotees?

    I am studying in grade 11. I think that if I am able to become a neurosurgeon in my career, then I should be able to carry out more preaching.


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