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Srimad Bhagavatam 3.11.9

This meeting was primarily a spiritual study session focused on Vedic time measurements from the Srimad Bhagavatam, led by RadhaGokulananda Bhajan Kutir. The main topics covered were: 1. Vedic Time Calculations: The session explained detailed time measurements starting from the smallest unit (Paramanu/atoms) up to larger units like Lava, Nimesha, Kashta, Laghu, Danda/Nadika, Muhurta, and Prahara. One Laghu equals approximately 2 minutes in modern time, and one Prahara equals approximately 3 hours. 2. Ancient Vedic Clock: A detailed explanation was provided about how ancient Vedic civilization measured time using a copper pot (weighing 6 pallas or 14 ounces) with a hole made by a gold probe (weighing 4 masa and 4 fingers long). When placed on water, the time it took for water to overflow the pot equaled one Danda (24 minutes). 3. Letter Reading: Asha Ganeshanraj read two letters from Srila Prabhupada dated March 14, 1971. The letters discussed: Opening a bank account for ISKCON Financial management concerns regarding a $52,000 debt to Dai Nippon A detailed plan to distribute 200,000 BTG magazines to generate profit and pay off debts Prabhupada's concerns about improper financial management and accounting 4. Announcements: Updates on fundraising for three projects (Hebri Cows, Bury Place, and Zoom account), with payments to be made that day. The session included Sanskrit verse recitation, translation readings, and discussion of the purport explaining that Vedic civilization had advanced knowledge in physics, chemistry, and mathematics.