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  rajesh ghosh March 19, 2010 at 1:40am

  Wish u a very happy krishna conscious birthday.... may lord be with u always......
  Plz accept my humble obeisances..
  
  Hare Krishna
  Ur most unqualified Servent
  Rajesh
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  Tanumadhya Dasa December 23, 2009 at 12:05am

  There are 8,400,000 species of life—including aquatics, plants, birds,
  beasts, insects, and human beings. Of the human species, most are
  uncivilized, and out of the few civilized species only a small number of
  human beings take to religious life. Out of many so-called religionists,
  most identify themselves by designations, claiming, "I am Hindu," "I am
  Muslim," "I am Christian," and so on. Some engage in philanthropic
  work, some give to the poor, and open schools and hospitals. This
  altruistic process is called karma-kanda. Out of millions of these karmakandis,
  there may be one jnani("one who knows"). Out of millions of
  jnanis, one may be liberated, and out of billions of liberated souls, one
  may be able to understand Krishna. This, then, is the position of Krishna. As
  Krishna Himself says in the Bhagavad-gitä (7.3):
  manusyanaam sahasresu
  kascid yatati siddhaye
  yatatäm api siddhänäm
  kascin mäm vetti tattvatah
  "Out of many thousands among men, one may endeavor for perfection,
  and of those who have achieved perfection, hardly one knows Me in
  truth."
  Understanding Krishna, then, is very difficult. But although the
  understanding of God is a difficult subject, God explains Himself in the
  Bhagavad-gitä. He says, "I am like this, and I am like this. The material
  nature is like this, and the spiritual nature is like that. The living
  entities are like this, and the Supreme Soul is like that." Thus everything
  is completely described in the Bhagavad-gitä. Although understanding
  God is very difficult, it is not difficult when God Himself gives us His
  own knowledge. Actually that is the only process by which we can
  understand God. To understand God by our own speculation is not
  possible, for God is unlimited and we are limited. Our knowledge and
  perception are both very limited, so how can we understand the
  unlimited? If we simply accept the version of the unlimited, we can come
  to understand Him. That understanding is our perfection.(-Science of Self Realization)
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  Pavani December 21, 2009 at 6:38pm

  Hare Krishna prabhu..
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  Neeraj Nama December 21, 2009 at 1:02pm

  Hare Krishna,
  we would like to invite to join our group
  http://www.iskcondesiretree.net/group/srisrigiridharidauji

  

  Hare Krishna, we would like to invite to join our group,
  http://www.iskcondesiretree.net/group/srisrigiridharidauji