Nityananda Caritamrta
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ÇRÉ NITYÄNANDA CARITÄMÅTA<br />
The whole world is suffering, but if you want peace, then<br />
you take shelter of Nityänanda Prabhu.<br />
heno nitäi bine bhäi, rädhä-kåñëa päite näi<br />
dhåha kori’ dharo nitäir päy<br />
Our real aim of life is how to go back home back to Godhead<br />
and associate with Rädhä Kåñëa. In another song the same<br />
author says,<br />
manuñya-janama päiyä, rädhä-kåñëa nä bhajiyä,<br />
jäniyä çuniyä biña khäinu<br />
Unless you come to Rädhä-Kåñëa, you cannot get real pleasure.<br />
If you want to dance and get pleasure, don’t dance independently.<br />
Dance with Kåñëa. Then you’ll be happy. The dancing<br />
is there, but dancing without association of Kåñëa. Just like<br />
here, in our temple, we are also eating, but we are eating the<br />
remnants of foodstuff left by Kåñëa. That is real pleasure. It is<br />
not that we are stopping eating. We are not stopping eating. We<br />
are not dry philosophers. Kåñëa baro doyämoy, koribäre jihvä<br />
jay, sva-prasäd-anna dilo bhäi. All over the world we are eating<br />
Kåñëa prasädam, and we have got good experience. At least ten<br />
thousand men and women, they are taking Kåñëa prasädam, but<br />
we have no anxiety. A family consists of a few members. They<br />
are full of anxiety how to maintain the family. And we are maintaining<br />
a family of ten thousand men. We have no anxiety. Just<br />
see practically. We require thousands and thousands of rupees<br />
for maintaining Europe, America; a costly affair. But because<br />
we are under the shelter of Nityänanda Prabhu, Balaräma, we<br />
have no anxiety. That means material life means anxiety. You<br />
cannot avoid anxiety if you lead a material life. You will always<br />
be anxious.<br />
That is Prahläda Mahäräja’s instruction. He was asked by<br />
his father, “My dear son, what have you learned, the best thing<br />
from your teachers?” He replied, “My dear best of the asuras.”<br />
Tat sädhu manye ’sura-varya dehinäà sadä samudvigna-dhiyäm<br />
asad-grahät. The whole human society is suffering, at least suf-<br />
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