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One of the most confusing traditions for Westerners to understand is the worship of a plant called Tulasi Devi. There is a lovely story attached to the practice, which epxains many things, including why...

* Tulasi Devi is considered one of the Lord's greatest devotees.
* She is worshipped daily in all Vaisnava temples.
* She descended from the spiritual world to this realm.
* She preformed thousands of years of austerity to obtain Lord Vishnu as her husband.
* She became both the sacred Tulasi plant as well as the holy Gandaki River.
* All worship of Lord Vishnu must contain an offering of Tulasi leaves.
* Lord Krishna always wears a garland of Tulasi leaves around his neck.
* The Lord allowed Tulasi to curse him to become a stone--a stone in which he Manifests Himself as the Salagrama-sila.
* A conchshell is considered sacred and must be used in various worship ceremonies.

Narrated by: Amala Bhakta dasa

Reading Time: 3 hours

Download size:100MB

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Kavi Karnapura has written a beautiful poetic description of the spring festival wherein Krsna, the gopas, and the gopis throw and spray colors on each other. Our recording includes the entire Chapter Fourteen of Ananda Vrndavana Campu.

Produced by: Sadhusanga

Reading Time: 1:16:17

Download Size: 69 MB

These lilas are from The Embankment of Separation Chapters 8 & 9.

Once upon a time in Dvaraka, Krsna fell unconscious while remembering His childhood Vrndavana pastimes. Narada Muni, Uddhava, Balarama, and Subhadra then devised a plan to revive Him, and arranged His chariot to carry Him to Vraja. This pastimes reveals one of the inner meanings of the form of Lord Jagannatha and the Ratha-yatra Festival.

Also included, confidential reasons why Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu spent His last eighteen years in Purusottama-ksetra, Jagannatha Puri.

Produced by : Sadhusanga

Reading Time: 1:07:37

Download Size: 60.7 MB

An eight part biography of His Divine Grace  A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada.

Narrated by: Bhagavat Asraya dasa

Reading Time: 1.5 hours

Download Size: 150 MB