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A wonderful English translation of Pran Dhan Jeevan Kunj Bihari
Translated by our beloved Didis HH Dr Shyama Tripathi Ji
HH Dr Krishna Tripathi Ji
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A wonderful English translation of Pran Dhan Jeevan Kunj Bihari
Translated by our beloved Didis HH Dr Shyama Tripathi Ji
HH Dr Krishna Tripathi Ji
Coming Soon
Since eternity, we have mistaken our greatest enemy, the mind, for our greatest friend. When the mind says, "Do this," we smile and say, "Alright." The mind, being the offspring of Māyā, naturally seeks to drag us into the material world with all its might. It
Every person in the world is unhappy, restless, and dissatisfied. At every moment, everyone is striving in search of something undefined. What is that undefined thing? It is that which removes all sorrow - the bliss we call happiness. We seek freedom from sorrow, but that is not our true goal.
The scriptures and Vedas contain two seemingly contradictory statements. One says that detachment from the world must come first, while another says that attachment to God must come first. While explaining this, Shri Maharaj Ji emphasised the most important point: both detachment (vairāgya) and attachment (anurāg) exist only in the
Verse explanation. "Mere paachhe Maya kyon lagaaya Nandanandan" - Tu hi tu hi tu hi to hai mera Nandanandan (Braj Ras Madhuri, part 2, page no.65, kirtan no. 25) ["Why have You set Maya after me, O Nandanandan?"] In this kīrtan, false accusations are made against