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Devotee: He's typing.
Prabhupada: Why? One sloka. Yes, you can... Anyone can chant.
[japa] [pause] One verse.
Pradyumna: [leads chanting]
Prabhupada: Where are those books? These small books?
[pause] My spectacle? Nobody's here?
Devotee: [indistinct]
[break] [japa]
Syamasundara: He said he's making kacauris right now.
Prabhupada: Hmm.
No, not this. [leads chanting] [devotees repeat]
Hmm. Repeat, repeat again.
Prabhupada: Next, anybody? [devotee chants]
That's all right. So, word meaning?
Prabhupada: No...
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Translation: "One should worship Lord Visnu or His devotee for spiritual advancement of knowledge, and for protection of heredity and advancement of the dynasty one should worship the different demigods."
Prabhupada: Hmm. Other line is not translated? Hmm. Then?
Pradyumna: Purport?
Prabhupada: Hm.
Pradyumna: Purport: "The path of religion entails making progress on the path of spiritual advancement, ultimately reviving the eternal relation with Lord Visnu in His impersonal effulgence, localized Paramatma feature and, ultimately, in His personal feature by spiritual advancement of knowledge. And one who wants to establish a good dynasty and be happy in the progress of temporary bodily relations should take shelter of the pitas and the demigods in other pious planets. Such different classes of worshipers of different demigods may ultimately reach the respective planets within the universe, but he who reaches the spiritual planets in the brahma-jyoti achieves the highest perfection."
Prabhupada: That's all right. So, now... [devotees chant japa] [break]
Devotee: [indistinct] water [indistinct]. After every mantra I will chant om apavitrah. [leads devotees in chanting]
Devotee: [leads devotees in chanting]
Prabhupada: abhyantaram.
Devotee:
Prabhupada: Name [indistinct]. Name? Let me know. [japa] How many?
Syamasundara: Eight.
Prabhupada: Heh?
Syamasundara: Eight.
Prabhupada: Eight. What are the names? [japa]
Jayathirtha: You want them to put on the neckbeads?
Syamasundara: Leonard? Leonard?
Devotee: He's still tying his neckbeads.
Prabhupada: Hmm?
Prabhupada: [indistinct]
Syamasundara: Lal. L-a-l.
Syamasundara: There is a list of names.
Prabhupada: So you know the rules and regulation? The regulation?
Leonard: No meat-eating, no illicit sex, no gambling, no intoxication.
Syamasundara: Roger?
Prabhupada: What is the name?
Prabhupada: Hmm. You know the rules and regulations? What are they?
Roger: No meat-eating, no intoxication, no gambling and no illicit sex.
Prabhupada: Hmm. How many rounds will you chant?
Roger: Sixteen rounds a day.
Prabhupada: Minimum, Minimum. So your name is Raghu-nandana dasa. Raghu-nandana is Lord Ramacandra's another name.
Syamasundara: Cassandria?
Prabhupada: What is her name?
Prabhupada: Huh?
Prabhupada: Kusuma.
Prabhupada: Kusuma. So you know the rules and regulation?
Cassandria: [indistinct]
Syamasundara: What is that... Pam?
Prabhupada: What is that?
Syamasundara: Pandarani dasi. Pandarani
Prabhupada: Pandurani?
Syamasundara: Pandurani.
Prabhupada: So, what are the rules?
Pam: No meat-eating, no intoxication, no illicit sex, no gambling.
Prabhupada: How many rounds you shall chant?
Pam: Sixteen.
Prabhupada: So your name is Pandurani, "Queen of the Pandus." That means Draupadi.
Syamasundara: John?
Prabhupada: So Draupadi had five husbands. [laughter]
Prabhupada: What are the rules?
John: No eating of meat, fish or eggs, no gambling, no intoxication and no illicit sex.
Syamasundara: Patricia. Patri.
Prabhupada: Hmm?
Prabhupada: Patri. Patri. What are the rules?
Patricia: No meat-eating, no intoxication, no gambling or speculation, and no illicit sex life.
Syamasundara: Mary? Manjanali? Manjanali?
Prabhupada: Manj...?
Devotee: One of the principal gopis.
Prabhupada: Manjuali. So, what are the rules?
Mary: No meat-eating, no illicit sex, no gambling and no intoxicants.
Prabhupada: Thank you. So, Manjuali. Your name is Manjuali, one of the gopis. Thank you. There is another. Come on. Next.
Prabhupada: Parvati. So what are the rules?
Parvati: No illicit sex, no meat-eating, no gambling and no intoxication.
Prabhupada: Jaya. [end]
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