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"It is confirmed in the Bhagavad-gita that the purpose of Vedic knowledge is to find Krsna. And it is said in the Brahma-samhita that it is very difficult to find Krsna, the Supreme Personality of Godhead, by systematic reading of the Vedic literature. But He is very easily available through the mercy of a pure devotee. The pure devotees of Vrndavana are fortunate because they can see Mukunda (Lord Krsna) all the time. This word 'mukunda' can be understood in two ways. Muk means liberation. Lord Krsna can give liberation and therefore transcendental bliss. The word also refers to His smiling face, which is just like the kunda flower. Mukha also means face. The kunda flower is very beautiful, and it appears to be smiling. Thus the comparison is made."

 

 

 

 

 

 

(KRSNA, The Supreme Personality of Godhead, Chapter 14)

 

 

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Radhe Krishna,

 

In shrivaishnava sampradaya, whenever the deity of the temple comes out during utsava times, normally the veda reciting goshti comes behind the deity and the goshti reciting "Naalayira divya prabhandam" goes in front of the deity. It is explained thus.

Wheras vedas search which is the brahma vasthu and goes on saying "NethiNethi" - meaning not this not this, the goshti reciting the vedas comes behind the deity and the lord is after Naalayira Divyaprabhanda goshti where the alwars undoubtedly declared that shriman naarayana is the brahma vasthu.

 

Radhe Krishna

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