Devotee Inventions

[Govindaram 1]

 

Hare Krsna

 

Anybody have any ideas for inventions to aid devotees in their path for spiritual enlightment, here are my ideas:

 

#Japa bead bag, with spare pocket for prasadam, eat while you chant!

#Pocket Gita, with built in Maha-Mantra, (you know the Birthdays cards that play Music)

#Key ring with Japa counter, handy huh!

#Satallite radio technology which broadcasts the Maha-Mantra Twenty four/seven, just tune in!! 108.-000

 

Can't think of anymore right now, but it was fun LOL HB

 

 

 

 

 

[theist 1]

I remember this one devotee who took one of those things for holding a harmonica around your neck and he would attach various pictures onto it instead of a harmonica. He could then walk around with a picture of Radha/Krishna right in front of his eyes and still be hands free.

 

Devotees are great! /images/graemlins/smile.gif

[livingentity 0]

who has invented a 24 hour player of Prabhupada chanting. Some sort of chip that never wears out!! It was advertised on VNN not too long ago.

[Govindaram 1]

 

You can buy it from Shyammurty Prabhu: "Shyammurty (das) JPS (Mayapur - IN)" Shyammurty.JPS@pamho.net

 

Player cost 400 Rupees

mahamantra player

This devise has a solid memory chip recorded with Srila Prabhupada's japa chanting and Srila Prabhupada's singing Mahamantra. You can switch between these two tunes as you like.

Just plug this player in the socket and leave on day and night if you wish - there is no moving parts, so there is nothing to wear - and listen Srila Prabhupada 24 hours!

[Govindaram 1]

 

#An alarm clock that tells you 'its time to surrender to Krsna'

#A machine that makes Burfi..yum!!

#Portable Mandir

#Beeper that gives you messages of important festivals

#Ekadasi food you can buy from shop (please!!!)

 

MMm, thats it for now.

 

 

 

 

[theist 1]

I remember two Indian devotees showing me that when I was in Vrndaban. I didn't know how it was working and they didn't speak enough English to tell me.

 

I want one.

[livingentity 0]

I want one too....one thing to find out is if the electric plug etc will work in the US.

 

The price is only about ten bucks or so. I have a friend there - I should ask him to check up on it for us.

[theist 1]

the one they were showing me was out on the counter of the bookroom and not plugged in at all. I still am sure we are talking of the same thing.

 

On a plug in timer it would make a nice way to wake up.

 

Time to get outa bed and "sit properly"

[livingentity 0]

Sounds great!!

[theist 1]

I just saw the link Govindaram put up. Missd it the first time.

[livingentity 0]

on VNN. There was a picture of it and wanted to see if it is the one you saw in India. I also need it to show my friend as I am having difficulty explaining it to him.

[livingentity 0]

24 hour mahamantra player

[theist 1]

No the one I saw was just a small black case contraption. The size of a walkman tape player and only japa I think.

 

This is an advanced version I think. Very smart.

[Hemangaji 0]

Dear Prabhu,

pamho, agtSP,

I am also interested in such a clock. I saw the muslims have quite fancy stuff called world wide azan clock.

http://www.azanclock.com

We could have one with govinda adi pursham, aarti timings, vaishnava calender, BG SB verses ..... Can be cheaply produced in China. OK lets stopp dreaming.

Did you find out something about such watch??????

yhs

hda

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Arn't we the ones suppose to be doing it 24/7?

Not machines.

[Pankaja_Dasa 1]

 

 

SMS.

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someone has cottoned on. all ya lazy bones who want to let Prabhupada do the work, take a leaf from this person's book.