By the mercy of Krishna

Svayam Bhagwan is allowing us to see his deity, to take darshan of his deity.  By our polluted minds we cannot even think about him.

Acceptance

We have to accept everything,  but we do not have to be attached with this all.

Break through

By realising Krishna through bhakti we can destroy the limitations. Only by bhakti.

Guru not ordinary

Guru is not man , guru is truth , Tattva. That's why in Srimad Bhagwatam Krishna said to Sridam: you should not think that your guru is from this material world.

Most important

The most important part of our life is to take shelter of Gurudev,  by taking initiation.

Instructions

Become flooded by the nector of the narrations of the Lord's pastimes in Vraja.

Dhruva Smriti and Samadhi

You can see yourself as an active participant in your svarupa during the stage of dhruva smriti. On continuing this Dhruva smriti stage, later the highest stage will come - Samadhi.

Shri Dham Nawadwip

All glories to the splendid lamp of Nawadwip which is shining with the flame of transcendental love and thus destroys the darkness of ignorance in the cave of heart.

Offer yourself

A pure sadhaka will stay at his place and particular situation in life and you will run to them. It is like an offering. That's why we need pure bhakti.

Without it one cannot attain Krishna.

Mahaprabhu's mercy

Chaitanya Mahaprabhu  has made the path of bhakti simple for all the kaliyuga people. He enlightened this path with his own mercy  and he made it easy for all the jivas to follow this path to the nikunj kutir.

Imperfect practice

If someone abandons the path of scriptures and instead tries in his own way, that is by his speculation,  then what will he get in his life??

He will not get sidhi  - spiritual perfection,  by this sadhna through his spiritual practices through such activities.

Nor will he obtain happiness. Nor will the result of his search be satisfactory.

Dhruva

When you are fixed in Dhruva smriti, then you can realise that your own swarupa is their in the pastimes.

Who is Lord Shiva??

By Prabhupad Prem Gopal Goswami

We have heard from different scriptures the position of Lord Shiva and there is and there will always be different opinions based on every one’s faith and realisation.
I am sharing here a very brief and clear explanation by my Gurudev, Prabhupad Prem Gopal Goswami about Lord Shiva’s position:

In Hari Bhakti Vilas, it is mentioned, that we should never make any comparisons even among devotees, what more with Bhagavan. In the ten offences against the chanting of the Mahamantra, it has been clearly mentioned that one should not distinguish between Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu. It will be a grave offence because according to tattwa both of them are in the same position, both are Ishwar. There is a great confusion about Lord Shiva as Ishwar and many opinions are formed based on misconception. The argument is how can Lord Shiva be considered as Ishwar when he is always meditating on Krsna and is also always serving Krsna, so how is it possible to see them in the same position and non-different?
 
Jiva Goswamipad has justified this misconception explaining their non-difference very simply and clearly that they are both Ishwar tattwa, Lord Vishnu is Ishwar in the form of Ishta and Lord Shiva is Ishwar in the form of a devotee. By mood, Bhakta and Bhagavan are always together. They are the same truth but in two different forms, Bhakta and Bhagavan. If we take the devotee away from Bhagavan then Bhagavan is nothing and, if we take Bhagavan away from the devotees then devotees become completely zero. So, they are always together and are inseparable. So, the conclusion is, Lord Shiva is Bhakta Bhagavan!!!

Wishing everyone a very auspicious Mahashivratri

Vibration of bhakti

By associating with  a pure devotee, you will get their mood.

When you always stay in this bhakti vibration  which flows from them, then this bhakti vibration will work for you also.

Merciful Krishna

He likes to accept his devotees in his Lotus feets. That's why he has expanded himself every where in all planetary systems.