Talk in Śrīla Prabhupāda’s house and Brahma-saṁhitā Prayers – March 13, 1968, San Francisco

That is description of Krsnaloka

Prabhupada: What is this maker, the trademark?

Gargamuni: Concord.

Prabhupada: Concord, yes. Concord is famous tape record company.

[tapping microphone] It is all right?

Yamuna: Oh, yes, Swamiji. It can also..., it can be an amplification system.

Gargamuni: See, if you talk... [feedback]

Yamuna: The thing is, they're too close to one another so there's a feedback. You have to be twelve feet away. Then it will amplify. That's what we were using in all of our speaking engagements.

Gargamuni: Hare Krsna. It's like..., it's an amplifier.

Devotee: Oh!

Prabhupada: Oh, it acts as amplifier also?

Yamuna: Yes.

Prabhupada: So I'll have to speak from here?

Gargamuni: No.

Yamuna: You don't have to... If all..., the two microphones weren't so close, then it would be..., we wouldn't have this noise, and you could speak as you like to speak.

[Pause]

Prabhupada: So Gargamuni wants that prayer? Solo? Solo?

Gargamuni: Yes.

Prabhupada: You also like that? [chuckles]

Yamuna: Oh. If it isn't too much energy, Swamiji, that would be very beautiful.

Prabhupada: All right.

Gargamuni: Also, when you used to sing in New York, Vande 'Ham, you would add on Cintamani. Govindam adi-purusam.

Prabhupada: Yes, sometimes. You shall, I shall...? I shall pray that?

Gargamuni: Oh, yes. That's nice, that one.

Yamuna: What does that mean, Swamiji, that new prayer?

Prabhupada: Cintamani... That is description of Krsnaloka.

Yamuna: From the Brahma-samhita?

Gargamuni: Yes.

Prabhupada: You have?

Yamuna: Yes, I have a copy of it.

Prabhupada: Sit down? Why do you keep there?

Gargamuni: Well, because... So it's not too loud.

Prabhupada: Oh.

[02:45]

[Prabhupada chants Cintamani prayers]

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