Prana Krsna dasa, Taruni Radha devi dasi, and Gandharvika

My Dearest Father and Respected Guru Maharaja,

Please accept my humble obeisances at your lotus feet! All glories to you and Srila Prabhupada!

om ajnana-timirandhasya jnananjana-salakaya
caksur unmilitam yena tasmai sri-gurave namah

The quest for something eternal, everlasting, and meaningful in this material world always
turns futile until one finally learns to anchor at the lotus feet of Krsna by the merciful
teachings of the Spiritual Master. Thank you, dear Guru Maharaja for causelessly teaching that
Krsna is always kind, very merciful, and an extremely loving person.

In the pages of Srimad-Bhagavatam, Srila Prabhupada says that when a disciple gets trained even
for a few days by a bona fide Spiritual Master he can easily attain perfection. We are extremely
grateful for your merciful training Guru Maharaja. Being so covered by the modes it’s impossible
to see oneself but your teachings are like a crystal clear mirror in which one can perceive
the truth easily.

Your instructions are so potent because Krsna allows them to be upheld without fail. One can
literally see the magic unfold while executing them by your kind mercy. Thank you for giving us
an opportunity to be part of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu’s mission.

Even in this degraded age of Kali you helped me taste bliss:
Bliss is to listen to your Srimad-Bhagavatam class
Bliss is to be inundated by your chanting of the Mahamantra
Bliss is to be in your divine service
But the most blissful Guru Maharaja is to see you smile.. because when you smile, Krsna smiles too

 
Even though I may not understand everything that you say and do, there is one thing that I clearly
understand – that is your lotus feet are my only shelter, my true solace and the very reason for my
existence. Your lotus feet are the archway to His lotus feet. We beg to eternally remain in the service
of these Divine Lotus Feet of yours and to always please you dear Guru Maharaja.

prati-janme kori asa caranera dhuli

Eternally your extremely grateful servants,
Prana Krsna dasa, Taruni Radha devi dasi, and Gandharvika