Srila Govinda Maharaj spoken discourses  Audio. A new feature on our Math's Website. Made possible with the much appreciated technical assistance of Prabhu Madhusudan, whose extensive audio archive at http://krsna.cc is the nourishment of countless fortunate souls. Our first uploaded audio file: 5th January 2002 audio excerpt 10 minute excerpt from an informal discourse given by Srila Bhakti Sundar Govinda Dev-Goswami Maharaj in Sri Chaitanya Saraswat Math, Nabadwip.

Subject: To go to Narayana-loka is not so easy. First liberation from this material world is necessary. To get liberation is not so easy, but Hari Nama Sankirttan can give that. Namabhasa can give mukti. Haridas Thakur declared it and challenged other brahmins. It is necessary to leave the ten kinds of offence to the Holy Name. Faith is necessary. First we must go to the level of "no man's land," that plane we must cross, then we can say we are liberated. After that, comes the matter of the types of liberation, but first it is necessary to be clean from this mundanity, and that is called mukti. It is necessary to make your heart as fertile earth. First this is necessary, then the seed of the creeper of devotion will grow by following the process of hearing and chanting. If we believe in the protection of the Lord, then even if we see someone has his head cut off we will see that God has taken him to another plane. If we are strong in our level of thinking, then we can understand what is what. First faith is necessary. Consciousness gives feeling, willing and thinking. You may listen to this file here as streaming audio, also may download the audio file (596K) to keep in your local archives to replay later. Your feedback is welcome.

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