Rathayatra – Bhajan – Amala Kirtan das

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Amala Kirtan das singing bhajans on stage at Rathayatra.

Dallas, TX
2009-04-25

Rathayatra – Parade

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The Dallas Rathayatra parade.  Fired up Kirtans by Chaitanya Chandra Prabhu, Giriraj Swami, Hari das, Amala Kirtan das and probably others that I’ve left out.

Dallas, TX
2009-04-25

Rathayatra – Lecture – Giriraj Swami – Morning Lecture

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Morning lecture given by Giriraj Swami on the day of the Dallas Rathayatra.

Dallas, TX
2009-04-25

Bhajan – Gopi Gita dasi – Sri Radhe Govinda

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Gopi Gita dasi singing the bhajan “Sri Radhe Govinda”.

Dallas, TX
2009-04-04

Lecture – Guruprasad Swami – SB 8.6.24-25

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Lecture on Srimad Bhagavatam, Canto 8, Chapter 6, Texts 24-25 by Guruprasad Swami.

Dallas, TX
2009-04-20

24 – TRANSLATION

My dear demigods, with patience and peace everything can be done, but if one is agitated by anger, the goal is not achieved. Therefore, whatever the demons ask, agree to their proposal.

25 – TRANSLATION

A poison known as kalakuta will be generated from the ocean of milk, but you should not fear it. And when various products are churned from the ocean, you should not be greedy for them or anxious to obtain them, nor should you be angry.

PURPORT

It appears that by the churning process many things would be generated from the ocean of milk, including poison, valuable gems, nectar and many beautiful women. The demigods were advised, however, not to be greedy for the gems or beautiful women, but to wait patiently for the nectar. The real purpose was to get the nectar.

Bhajan – Madhava Hari das – He Govinda He Gopal

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Mahdava Hari das singing the bhajan “He Govinda He Gopal”.

Dallas, TX
2009-04-04

Lecture – Guruprasad Swami – Sunday Feast – Gundica Marjana

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Sunday Feast lecture by Guruprasad Swami on the Gundica Marjana pastime. 

Dallas, TX
2009-04-19

Kirtan – Guruprasad Swami – Sunday Feast

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Clip of Guruprasad Swami leading an ecstatic Sunday Feast Kirtan.

Dallas, TX
2009-04-19

Bhajan – Shyam Kishor das – Ram Bhajan

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Shyam Kishor das singing a Ram Bhajan.

Dallas, TX
2009-06-06

Lecture – Guruprasad Swami – SB 8.6.20

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Lecture on Srimad Bhagavatam, Canto 8, Chapter 6, Text 20 by Guruprasad Swami.

Dallas, TX
2009-04-18

TRANSLATION

O demigods, fulfilling one’s own interests is so important that one may even have to make a truce with one’s enemies. For the sake of one’s self-interest, one has to act according to the logic of the snake and the mouse.

PURPORT

A snake and a mouse were once caught in a basket. Now, since the mouse is food for the snake, this was a good opportunity for the snake. However, since both of them were caught in the basket, even if the snake ate the mouse, the snake would not be able to get out. Therefore, the snake thought it wise to make a truce with the mouse and ask the mouse to make a hole in the basket so that both of them could get out. The snake’s intention was that after the mouse made the hole, the snake would eat the mouse and escape from the basket through the hole. This is called the logic of the snake and the mouse.