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Light of the bhāgavata 22
Therefore the Absolute Personality of Godhead, out of His limitless and causeless mercy, descends from the spiritual kingdom and displays …
Light of the bhāgavata 22
Lord Śrī Kṛṣṇa, the Supreme Personality of Godhead, appeared at Vṛndāvana about five thousand years ago, and the relics of …
Light of the bhāgavata 30
be disappointed in our muddy life of material existence, for as soon as we voluntarily take to the devotional service of the Lord our whole life becomes clear, like water in autumn.
Light of the bhāgavata 31
restriction, like weeds in the rainy season, become solitary as soon as they attain to the stage of devotional service. This voluntary restraint is possible when one is dovetailed with the service of the Lord.
Light of the bhāgavata 20
Vedas does not accord with any principle devoid of an eternal relation with God, attainment of His devotional service, and culmination in transcendental love for Him.
Light of the bhāgavata 43
The Pāṇḍavas never prayed to the Lord for anything but His devotional service, and in due time everything
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trained in politics, economics, the military arts, ethics and morality, the sciences, and, above all, devotional service to the Lord.
Light of the bhāgavata 12
Even though a person takes to the devotional service of the Supreme Lord, he may sometimes become diseased
Light of the bhāgavata 43
In devotional service we should not endeavor for that which is temporary and useless.
Light of the bhāgavata 48
the Lord are that they are unattached to material enjoyment, contented, pure in heart, attached to devotional service, free from affection for temporary things, and devoid of false ego.
Light of the bhāgavata 38
The senses have their utility for the service of the Lord, and if properly engaged they can reach the highest perfection by being directly engaged in the service of the Lord in His personal presence. When the living entity thus goes back home, back to Godhead, and engages in the personal service of the
Light of the bhāgavata 31
their beards and nails to grow, no longer feel the discomforts of these burdens when they engage in the service who take a vow to refrain from sex life no longer feel sexual urges when fixed in the transcendental service
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