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Srila Prabhupada quotes the whole maha-mantra 27 times in Bh.Gita As It Is

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Interesting fact presented by Gaura Bhagavan dasa:

 

Srila Prabhupada quotes the whole maha-mantra 27 times in his commentary and

introduction to Bhagavad-gita As It Is.

 

 

Hare Krsna, Hare Krsna, Krsna Krsna, Hare Hare Hare Rama, Hare Rama, Rama Rama, Hare Hare

 

2 times in the Introduction

1 time in Purport of 4.39

1 time in Purport of 6.44

1 time in Purport of 7.24

2 times in Purport of 8.5

1 time in Purport of 8.6

1 time in Purport of 8.8

1 time in Purport of 8.11

1 time in Purport of 8.13

1 time in Purport of 8.14

1 time in Purport of 8.19

1 time in Purport of 9.2

1 time in Purport of 9.30

1 time in Purport of 9.31

1 time in Purport of 10.9

1 time in Purport of 10.11

1 time in Purport of 10.25

2 times in Purport of 12.6-7

1 time in Purport of 13.8-12

1 time in Purport of 13.26

1 time in Purport of 14.27

1 time in Purport of 16.1-3

1 time in Purport of 16.7

1 time in Purport of 16.24

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Our mission is that we are asking people without any argument of political purpose. Simply we are asking that you chant "Hare Krishna". That’s all. Wherever we are opening our branches, it is our only business that we are requesting people to chant "Hare Krishna" or "Radha Krishna". We don’t want anything. We don’t want to do any business. But we are simply spreading this Hare Krishna mantra because people are being washed away... (Room conversation 18 April 1972)

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