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The Untold Story of Goura Kishora Das Babaji [ Part 3 ]

Time 00:30 Bhaktisiddhanta and Goura Kishor Das Babaji 01:25 Bhaktivinod and Bhaktisiddhanta Parampara 03:33 Diksha in dreams, is it bona fide? 04:32 Diksha in a dream 05:52 Sannyasa from a photo! 06:30 Creation of a new Tilak 06:52 All Gaudiyas knows!! 07:18 Mayapur is real? Samadhi of Jagannath Das Babaji 10:55 I AM NOT A BRAHMANA, NOT A SANNYASA Bhaktivinoda Thakur and Bipin Bihari Goswami    • Bhaktivinoda Thakur and Bipin Bihari Goswa...   About Bhaktissidhanta's Diksha During one of my visits to Nabadwip I visited the bhajana kutir/mandira of Gaura Kishora Das Babaji and spoke with the pujari there. I asked him if he knew whether Gaura Kishora Das Babaji had any initiated disciples. His answer, after consulting with some of the other elders of the compound, was that, as far as he knew, there were only four, a married couple of modest means and two others, agriculturalists from neighboring villages, none of whom were Bhaktisiddhanta. How he knew this and how reliable his testimony is, I don't know, but taken in conjunction with the other evidence it lends support to the thesis that all that Bhaktisiddhanta got from Gaura Kishora Das Babaji were his blessings in the form of a little dust of Nabadvip sprinkled on his head. The eyewitnesses I know of and from whom I heard were eyewitness to Bhaktisiddhanta‘s admission before Pandita Ramakrsna Das Baba that he had not received initiation from Gaurakisora Das Babaji. Bhaktisiddhanta was in the habit of visiting Pandit Babaji during his visits to Vraja since he was without a doubt the most respected of the Caitanya Vaisnnavas of the early 20th century. On one occasion, certainly before 1914 when Gaurakisora Das Baba passed away, Bhaktisiddhanta highly praised Gaurakisora Das in Pandit Baba‘s presence. Pandit Baba asked him if he had received initiation from him. Bhaktisiddhanta said he had received it in dream. Pandit Babaji said that that was fine, but he should receive it in the flesh as well since that is the only type of initiation accepted as authentic in the Caitanya tradition. Bhaktisiddhanta said he would and ended the visit. A few years later, in 1917-18, Bhaktsiddhanta returned to Vrindaban, now the acharya of the Gaudiya Math, a famous man with many disciples. He visited Pandita Babaji again. Babaji was living at that time at the Bhagavatanivasa asrama on Ramana Reti Road. He was ill and was there to recuperate. When Bhaktisiddanta visited him, Pandit Baba asked again if he had gotten initiation from Gaura Kishora Das Baba. His answered that he did not, at which point Pandita Baba got extremely angry with him for making disciples without proper initiation. Pandita Babaji threw him out of the ashrama and Bhaktisiddhanta, fearing damage to his reputation, began his calumny of the Vrindaban babas and forbade his disciples from meeting with them. This account was given to me by Advaita Das Baba from Govardhan, who was the nephew of Puri Das Gosvami and who claimed he had heard it directly from Visnudas Baba who as a young lad had been there helping Pandit Baba during his stay at Bhagavatanivasa. Visnudasa had been in the room during the meeting between Pandit Baba and Bhaktisiddanta and heard this exchange personally. Advaita Das Baba, then quite old. He was a siksa disciple of the great smarana teacher Manohar Das Baba of Govardhan. When I met him he was the mahanta(abbot) of Govinda-kunda, the asrama of Siddha Manohara das Baba. I expressed my anxiety about leaving ISKCON to Advaita das Baba. I knew I would incur Bhaktivedanta Swami´s anger if I left ISKCON and sought shelter at the feet of Kisorikisorananda das Baba as I was thinking of doing. He laughed and assured me that I had nothing to fear from Bhaktivedanta´s anger. His exact words were "such anger is powerless". True History of Bhaktissidhanta, pag. 70 - 72 Sri Goura Kishora Das Babaji Maharaj was a revered saint and spiritual leader in the Gaudiya Vaishnavism tradition. Renowned for his deep devotion to Lord Krishna and his exemplary life of humility, simplicity, and mysticism, he played a pivotal role in the revival of the teachings of the great acharyas. Sri Goura Kishora Das Babaji Maharaj revered saint spiritual leader Gaudiya Vaishnavism deep devotion Lord Krishna humility simplicity mysticism revival teachings acharyas pure bhakti love surrender importance of a guru Harinama chanting Holy Names Krishna consciousness lasting legacy spiritual community Support my service through PayPal: https://gourasangha.org/donar Website: gourasangha.org / mahamantra.info ________________________