Middle Kingdoms of India, Part 30
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Mar 03, CANADA (SUN) A serial presentation of India's great history, religious movements and temple architecture.
The Gurjars
From 550 to 1018 AD, the Gurjars (Gurjaras) played a great part in history of Northern India nearly for 500 years. Present day Rajasthan was under the rule of the Gurjars for centuries. Their capital was situated at Bhilmal (Bhinmal or Srimal), nearly 50 miles to the northwest of Mount Abu.
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Sri Paramatma Sandarbha, Part 84
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Mar 03, CANADA (SUN) Sad Sandarbhas by Srila Jiva Goswami
Anuccheda 93 - Part Two
Text 21
The glories of the Lord and His devotees are described in this prayer spoken by Queen Kunti to Lord Krsna (srimad- Bhagavatam 1.8.27):
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Parishads: Sri Purusottama Das Thakur
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Mar 03, CANADA (SUN) The Disappearance day of Sri Purusottama Das Thakur is observed on March 3rd.
Nagar Purushottam was previously the cowherd named Daman in Vraja. He is now born in a Vaidya family as the son of Sadashiva. (Gaura-ganoddesa-dipika 131)
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Prabhupada Padma-vakya
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Mar 03 CANADA (SUN)
Audio files with transcripts recorded on this day.
March 3, 1974, Mayapur
Caitanya Caritamrta Adi 7.3
"If we actually are serious to understand the Absolute Truth, then one must have the shelter of acarya. Acaryavan."
March 3, 1975, Dallas
Srimad-Bhagavatam 3.12.19
"This body is," means, "it can tolerate any condition, provided you
practice it." It is not that, that you are under certain condition, and
if you are changed, it becomes so intolerable that you cannot live. No.
If you practice..."
Bhaktivedanta Book Trust. HDG A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Srila Prabhupada.

Middle Kingdoms of India, Part 29
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Mar 01, CANADA (SUN) A serial presentation of India's great history, religious movements and temple architecture.
The Harsha Vardhana
'Harshavardhana's father, Prabhakarvardhana, was from Thanesar. His brother followed Hinayana Buddhism while, according to Bana, Harsha himself was a Mahayana Buddhist. Harsha was a tolerant ruler and supported all Indic faiths – Buddhism, Vedism and Jainism. Early in his life, he seems to have been a follower of Sun Worship, becoming a patron of Shaivism and Buddhism later on.
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Sri Paramatma Sandarbha, Part 83
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Mar 01, CANADA (SUN) Sad Sandarbhas by Srila Jiva Goswami
Anuccheda 93 - Part One
Text 1
In this way it has been explained in a general way that the Supreme Personality of Godhead engages in pastimes of creating, maintaining, and destroying the material universes. Because some readers may still doubt that this is the truth, we will, as fence-maker will again and again push his fence-pots into the ground to make them secure, present more arguments to prove this truth beyond any doubts.
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Middle Kingdoms of India, Part 28
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Feb 27, CANADA (SUN) A serial presentation of India's great history, religious movements and temple architecture.
The Harsha Vardhana
After the collapse of the Gupta Empire, inhabitants of the Gangetic plains fractured into numerous small nations. King Harsha of Kannauj was able to briefly bind them together. Harsha might have expanded his reign south of the Narmada River, had he not been defeated by the Chalukyas, under king Pulakesi II.
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Sri Paramatma Sandarbha, Part 82
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Feb 27, CANADA (SUN) Sad Sandarbhas by Srila Jiva Goswami
Anuccheda 91
The conditioned soul in the material world who, bewildered by the Supreme Lord's illusory potency maya, does not understand his true nature, is also described in these words of srimad- Bhagavatam (3.7.10):
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Middle Kingdoms of India, Part 27
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Feb 25, CANADA (SUN) A serial presentation of India's great history, religious movements and temple architecture.
The Vakatakas
'The Vakataka Empire was a contemporary of the Gupta Empire, and the successor state of the Satavahanas. They formed the southern boundaries of north India and ruled over today's modern day states of Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra during the 3rd and 5th Centuries.
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Parishads: Srila Narottama das Thakur
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Feb 25, CANADA (SUN) The Appearance Day of Srila Narottama das Thakur is observed on February 26th.
A brahmachari for his entire life, Narottama Das visited all the places of pilgrimage. He was on the highest platform of devotional achievement. (Bhakti-ratnakara 1.256)
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Sri Paramatma Sandarbha, Part 81
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Feb 25, CANADA (SUN) Sad Sandarbhas by Srila Jiva Goswami
Anuccheda 90 – Part 3
"O Supreme Personality of Godhead, You have cast away the effects of the material energy by dint of Your spiritual potency."
This also confirmed by these words of Srimad-Bhagavatam (2.7.47):
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The Miracle Plays of Mathura, Part 22
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Feb 25, CANADA (SUN) The Miracle Plays of Mathura.
The Uddhav Lila of Swami Kunvar Pal - Part Four
UDDHAV:
Song
Listen to Uddhav's preaching, O ladies of Braj,
The treasury of beauty, virtue, charm, and all good qualities,
The emblem of love, the embodiment of romance, producers of a host of joys,
Listen, O ladies of Braj!
To tell you one message from Syam have I come to you.
I could not speak; nowhere had I the secluded place and the opportunity,
I constantly though in my mind, 'When shall I find a (suitable) place,
And, having delivered the message of Nandalal, return to Mathura?
Listen, O ladies of Braj!
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Sri Vedanta-sutra 51
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Feb 25, CANADA (SUN) Sri Vedanta-sutra - Volume Three by Srila Baladeva Vidyabhushana.
Pada 4
Adhikarana 13 - The Vehicles of the Soul Are Made of Earth
Introduction by Srila Baladeva Vidyabhushana
Now the nature of the material body, which is called by the name "murti" will be examined. In the Brihad-arayanka (3.2.13) it is said that the material body is made of earth:
sariram prithivim apy eti
"The material body becomes earth."
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