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krishnaart · 12 days

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☀ HARE KRISHNA MAHA MANTRA ☀

#krishna #prabhupada #radha krishna #hare krishna #hare rama #maha mantra #mahaprabhu #japa #meditation

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harekrishna108 · 1 year

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☀ JAY SITA RAM ☀

#vishnu #narayana #hanuman #devi #sita #krishna #bhagavatam #rama #ramachandra #ramayana #ram #hare rama

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theinfinitesmile · 4 months

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#hare krsna #krishna #hare rama #govinda #hare murari

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bahadur-nishad · 1 month

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#राम_रंग_होरी_हो

ध्रु प्रहलाद जहां खेलहीं रंग होरी हो, नारद का उपदेश राम रंग होरी हो |

हाथ पिचकारी प्रेम की रंग होरी हो, खेलत हैं हमेश राम रंग होरी हो ||

Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj

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mysticalblizzardcolor · 1 year

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Jai Uttal - Rama Bolo https://youtu.be/oKRCRdmIweA via @YouTube

#ram navami #Rama #lord ram #happy ram navami #ISKCON #Hare Krishna #Hare Rama #Sita Ram #Hinuism #Hindu #India

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bkbiswasdm123 · 1 year

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#SoundCloud #music #BK Biswas DM #hare krishna #hare rama #new somg #new music

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harekrishnas-world · 1 year

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#kirshna mahadev #kanhaiya #vrindavan #bankebihari #radheshyam #hare rama

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reflect-on-this-fully · 1 year

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Shri Krishna, It's Been One Week Since You Saved My Life in the Car Accident

{Photo courtesy of BhagavadGita.io}

Does God really have the power to save our life? Whether it's a car crash or freak accident, does God really have the power to intervene?

This is a question a lot of us have wondered our entire lives. And even with my unwavering devotion to God, it might be a question beyond my comprehension.

What I do know is that I was driving along when someone turned abruptly in my path, causing us to collide instantly.

I was going straight through an intersection when someone in the oncoming lane decided to make a left turn. They tried to gun it, but it was too late.

We t-boned (is 'collided perpendicularly' the more appropriate term?). With a massive head on collision like that, there was no reason I should have lived. It's the kind of stuff you see happen to other people and have a subliminal fear about: I hope that doesn't happen to me. One day, you could be driving along, minding your business, when someone comes out of left field and can end it all.

I had similar feelings of uncertainty and cynicism even when I was out shopping with my parents several years ago. We were in the mall, buying a pretzel, when a man randomly opened fire. Funny you remember the minor details.

He was extremely mentally ill and randomly began verbally assaulting a group of people. The people were rather confused and didn't escalate the issue with him. Still, he was deeply upset for whatever reason, and fired at the hip at a young man that had done absolutely no wrong to him.

When you hear a gun shot in a public place, it sends a chill through your body. I thought at first someone had dropped an industrial pan or baking sheet, since we were in the food court. There was the longest second of stunned silence, then a massive, unanimous understanding that that really was just a gunshot and run.

To this day, I have never seen so many people collectively turn on a dime and absolutely book it. The mall is essentially a long corridor, and we were at one end, having to run to the other.

My dad looked at my mom and I, and said, "Go. Run." He waited for us. That still fills my eyes with tears. He's military, search and rescue. It's in his nature to protect and lay down his life. And he did for me that day.

As much as we've gone through together and the odds we've been at through various times of our lives, he still laid down it all for me, and I learned more in that moment than I have in an entire lifetime.

Fortunately, the young man who was shot ended up being okay and made a full recovery. The man who assaulted him took off on foot, but was found within the next couple of days or so. He was arrested and given jail time. I'm not sure what his outcome was beyond that.

This incident gave me a deep seated fear of being in public and getting hurt by someone. I wasn't just afraid of shootings or other random occurrences, but even interactions with everyday people. It was like the stress from this trauma internalized itself into my everyday life. Would this random stranger be a 'Karen' to me? Would this person make a negative remark on my gender identity or orientation?

I was in therapy at the time and we worked through this fear together. I finally found that I was at the place where I could try and go out in a large public space again. I went to a different mall and was walking along, and I didn't feel any fear. I took a deep breath and let it go. When I looked up, I was standing in front of a pretzel place. The same place I had been standing in the other mall when a gunshot rang out.

My car accident just before the New Year has resurfaced a lot of these conflicting emotions. What if something happens beyond my control? What if something or someone hurts me?

We are all bound to the wheel of life, and unfortunately, such incidents are unavoidable.

There was no way I could have avoided that collision; there was no way I could have known. But in spite of what happened, I lived: I was completely unharmed, as was the other driver.

If you read my previous post, you'll know that just before my car's engine and battery gave out, a bhajan was playing. It was Shri Krishna Govinda Hare Murare, Hey Natha Narayana Vasudeva. It gave me an overwhelming feeling that Krishna was with me, living inside me and walking this path with me.

It brings to mind a passage from the Gita, in which Krishna tells Arjuna:

Arjuna, boldy declare, 'My devotee never perishes.'

All those who seek my shelter, whatever their birth, gender, caste or status, attain the supreme destination. (9:31-32).

Misfortune may fall upon me, but I feel confidence in knowing that Vishnu the Protector and Preserver will be with me. I expect nothing, I am equal to happiness and distress. If something bad were to happen to me, I will accept it.

I know that God doesn't always intervene. He is the impartial observer, after all. But I also believe in fate, and I know that I will do great things in Krishna's name. I am alive because there is still more for me to do. And I'm not going to waste that chance. That's why everyday should be filled with service in the name of Krishna (or any deity you might believe in, dear reader). Every moment should be turned towards God and dharma with no attachment to the results. Be a beacon for light and positivity. Together we clamber this path reaching light by light to find our way.

Much love to you all.

Namaste,

Pax

Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare

Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare

Shri Krishna Govinda Hare Murare Hey Natha Narayana Vasudeva

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oshifoundation123 · 3 months

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श्री राम भगवान के प्राण प्रतिष्ठा के शुभ अवसर पर ओसी फाउंडेशन ने झुग्गियों के मंदिर को सजाकर सभी बच्चों के साथ श्री राम भगवान के प्राण प्रतिष्ठा समारोह का आनंद उठाया, पूजा पाठ की, दीपक जलाएं और श्री रामचंद्र जी के जयकारे लगाए

हम इस आयोजन की सफलता में योगदान देने वाले सभी लोगों के प्रति हार्दिक आभार व्यक्त करना चाहते हैं। आपका समर्थन हमें मानवता के लिए एक कदम उठाने, हर व्यक्ति के जीवन में विकास और खुशी को बढ़ावा देने के अपने मिशन को जारी रखने में सक्षम बनाता है।

यदि आप हमारी पहल का हिस्सा बनना चाहते हैं या हमारे नेक कार्यों का समर्थन करना चाहते हैं, तो हम आपकी भागीदारी का स्वागत करते हैं। साथ मिलकर, हम वंचितों के जीवन में बदलाव ला सकते हैं और एक अधिक दयालु और सहायक समाज बना सकते हैं।

आपके निरंतर समर्थन के लिए एक बार फिर धन्यवाद।