Hare Krsna Maharaja!
Agt Srila Prabhupa! Please Accept my humble obeisances.
Thank you for answer my above questions... All clear. The last question I wrote, was about my service. I am going to trying to write it in english: I keep on 16 rounds for day, and keep on regulations but sometimes the service its hard for me.. because it is difficult to link up the action to serve with the cause, Krsna . I have a fixed service in the pujari.. like an assistant of pujari all wednesday during the morning and sometimes its difficult to me thinking that I do it for Krsna... How can I improve that? That is the pending question of the last time.
HpS - Well, AGTSP paoho. It seems that it should be natural. The Deity IS Krsna, so adjusting His clothes for example is service to Him. But service to the Deity as a person requires to be in a little bit advanced position. First we can realize Krsna is a person by hearing about Him and talking about Him. Then we can realize His Form, the Deity, then His characteristics. (NOI 7-8).
Play a nice Kirtan or chant while you work.
On the other hand, today i am very happy because yesterday in Gaura Purnima, I had Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu's mercy to be in the altar in front of deities for the first time. I was making all the decoration for a few hours and it was amazing. I was thinking in Krsna all the time inevitably. Also you was there in that beautiful moment for me, because there were a disciple of you, serving to Gaura Nitai and he had your picture. And that was fantastic. I think that maybe Nityananda Prabhu are show me something that I had been asked him for several times... something about who should to be my gurudeva... but maybe its just a coincidence.... (I dont think so) :B
Attach a Gaura Nitai's photo I took them, yesterday!
Thank you for share your rounds by japa joe.. it is a very nice inspiration for me
Your aspirant of servant,
Bhaktin Belen from Bs As. Argentina.
HpS - ASA --- Ha! Ha! Ha! http://vedabase.com/es/sb/8/24/46 . . .Son los oraciones del Satyavrata Maharaja. Son SUPER. Uno de los mejores descripciones de Guru en La Biblioteca Bhaktivedanta.
