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Prabhupada: You know the rules and regulation? What are they?

Devotee: No illicit sex, no meat-eating, no intoxication, no gambling.

Prabhupada: Thank you.

Visnujana: Jimuta.

Prabhupada: Jimuta-bhava. Jimuta. A great king, devotee. Come on. Next? Harer nama harer nama harer namaiva kevalam . You know the rules and regulation? Rules and regulation?

Devotee: Yes.

Prabhupada: Yes. What is that?

Devotee: [indistinct]

Visnujana: Pancaratna.

Prabhupada: Pancaratna dasa. Hare Krsna. Panca means five; ratna means jewels. Hare Krsna. [japa] You know the rules?

Devotee: [indistinct] no meat-eating, no illicit sex, no gambling.

Visnujana: Navaratna.

Prabhupada: Navaratna. Navaratha. Nine chariots. Hare Krsna. Come on. "One who has got nine chariots." [japa]

Visnujana: Astaratha.

Prabhupada: Astaratha, "one who has got eight chariots." Hare Krsna. [japa]

You know the rules and regulation?

Visnujana: Patrick. Dasaratha.

Prabhupada: Dasaratha, the father of Lord Ramacandra. Hare Krsna. "Who could drive his chariot from ten directions." Hare Krsna. [japa]

Visnujana: Dasarha.

Prabhupada: Dasarha, a king in the dynasty in which Lord Krsna appeared. Hare Krsna.

Visnujana: Next? Pay obeisances to Prabhupada.

Prabhupada: You know the rules and regulation? What are they?

Lady devotee: No illicit [indistinct].

Prabhupada: How many rounds you will chant?

Lady devotee: Sixteen.

Prabhupada: Very good. Come on. What is her name?

Visnujana: Sasimukhi.

Prabhupada: Sasimukhi. Sasi means moon, and mukhi means face.

Devotees: Ah!

Prabhupada: Very fortunate name. Come on. So...?

Visnujana: Mahamaya.

Prabhupada: Mahamaya. Mahamaya, the illusory energy. [laughter] [chuckles] So illusory energy is not bad. Illusory energy is another face of Radharani. Those who do not want to worship Krsna, for them illusory energy is there. Come on. You know the rules and regulation? Hare Krsna. Come on.

Visnujana: Hemalata.

Prabhupada: Hemalata, golden leaf. [japa]

Visnujana: Saptaratha.

Prabhupada: Saptaratha, "one who drives seven chariots." Hare Krsna.

[aside:] Take care. [indistinct]