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Gopal Stotram Verse 2

August 28, 2021

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Srila Prabhupada

1. Childhood in Calcutta (SPB)1
2 Meeting his Spiritual Master(SPB)1
3. Preaching the message of Krishna (SPB)1
4 Journey to America (SPB)1
5 The Prophecy Fulfilled(SPB)1

Articles

2) Bhagavad Gita (Articles)
Anartha (Articles)
Anger (Articles)
Animal sacrifice (Articles)
Association (Articles)
Atma / Soul (Articles)
Atonement (articles)
Attachment (Articles)
Attitude (Articles)
Austerity (Articles)

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Posters

1 Ekadasi (Posters)14
1) Bhagavad Gita (Posters)6
Ahimsa (Posters)1
Anger (Posters)1
Atma / Soul (Posters)4
Attitude (Posters)2
Auspicious (Posters)5
Bhakti (Posters)6
Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati (Poster)9
COMPLETE SURRENDER (Atma Nivedanam)3

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Gita Mahatmyam

Gita Mahatmya Chapter 011
Gita Mahatmya Chapter 021
Gita Mahatmya Chapter 031
Gita Mahatmya Chapter 041
Gita Mahatmya Chapter 051
Gita Mahatmya Chapter 061
Gita Mahatmya Chapter 071
Gita Mahatmya Chapter 081
Gita Mahatmya Chapter 091
Gita Mahatmya Chapter 101

Gita Mahatmya Chapter 111
Gita Mahatmya Chapter 121
Gita Mahatmya Chapter 131
Gita Mahatmya Chapter 141
Gita Mahatmya Chapter 151
Gita Mahatmya Chapter 161
Gita Mahatmya Chapter 171
Gita Mahatmya Chapter 181

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Srimad Bhagavad-gita 108 Important Sloka

1) Srimad Bhagavad-gita 108 Important Sloka1

Srimad Bhagavad Gita Ratnamala

1) Bhagavad Gita (Posters)6
2) Bhagavad Gita (Articles)6
3) Bhagavad Gita - Brief Summary1

Ekadasi Mahatmyam

1 Ekadasi (Posters)14
2 Advent of Ekadashi1
3) The Story of Ekadashi1
4) King Rukmangada’s Ekadashi Vrata!1
5) Why We Should Never Eat Grains on Ekadashi1
Aja – Annada Ekadasi1
Amalaki Ekadasi1
Apara Ekadasi1
Deva Sayana Ekadasi1
Indira Ekadashi1

Jaya Ekadasi (Bhaimi Ekadasi )1
Kamada Ekadashi.1
Kamika Ekadasi1
Mohini Ekadashi1
Mokshada Ekadasi1
Padmini Ekadasi1
Pandava Nirjala Ekadasi1
Papamocani Ekadasi1
Parama Ekadasi1
Parsva Ekadasi1
Pasankusha Ekadasi1
Pavitropana Ekadashi1
Putrada Ekadasi1
Ramā Ekādaśī1
Saphala Ekadasi1
Sat-tila Ekadasi1
UTTHANA EKADASHI1
Utpanna Ekadasi1
Vijaya Ekadashi.1
Yogini Ekadasi1

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Stories

Compassion (Story)1
Dasavatara (Story)2
Guru (Story)1
HUMILITY (Story)1
Honesty (Story)1
Jhulan Yatra (Story)1
Lord Balaram Lila (Articles)4
Lord Chaitanya lila (Story)3
Lord Jagannath Lila (Story)8
Lord Jagannath's Maha-Prasada (Story)1

Lord Rama Lila (Story)2
Lord Siva (Story)1
Lord Sri Krishna (Story)7
Lord Vamana (Story)9
Prasadam (Story)1
Radha Kunda (Story)1
Srimati Radharani (Story)3
Stories from Srimad Bhagavatam (SMBS)24
Stories told by Srila Prabhupada (Story)4
THE KILLING OF MAHI RAVANA (Story)1
The Glories of Gopi Chandan (story)1
Upakhyane Upadesa (Story)4
Valuing Time (Story)1

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Vaishnava Acharyas History

Gangamata Gosvamini (VAH)1
Jayadeva Goswami (VAH)1
Mukunda Datta (VAH)1
Rupa Goswami (VAH)1
SRI RAMANUJACHARYA (VAH)1
Shyamananda Prabhu1
Srila Baladeva Vidyabhushana(VAH)1
Srila Gopal Bhatta Goswami (VAH)1
Srila Jiva Goswami (VAH)1
Srivas Pandit (VAH)1

Vrindavana Dasa Thakura (VAH)1
Śrīla Bhaktisiddhānta Sarasvatī Ṭhākura (VAH)1

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Chaitanya-Mangala

1.Chaitanya-mangala (Preface)1

Prayers ( Articles )

1) Prayers by Vyasadev (SMB Prayers)1
A Glimpse of His Lotus Feet (Prayers )1
Gajendra-Mokṣa (Prayers)1
Prayers by Arjuna (Prayers)1
The Sinful Soul Fit for Punishment (Prayers)1

Festival Articles

Akshaya Tritiya (Festival Articles)1
BHISHMA PANCHAKA (Festival Articles)2
Chaturmasya-vrata (Festival Articles)1
Diwali(Festival Articles)1
GOPASTAMI (Festival Articles)1
Govardhana Puja (festival Articles)2
Julhan yatra (Festival Articles)2
Panihati Utsava (Festival Articles)2
Ramacandra Vijayotsava (Festival Articles)3
Rasa Purnima (Festival Articles)1

Saraswati puja (Festival Articles)1
Sri Advaita Acharya (Festival Articles)2
Sri Krishna Pusya Abhishek (Festival Articles)1
Varaha Dvadasi ( Festival Articles)2
Vasanta Panchami (Festival Articles)1

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Festival Posters

Chaturmasya-vrata (Festival Posters)1
Gundicha Marjan (Festival Posters)3
Guru Purnima (Festival Posters)1
Jhulan Yatra (Festival Posters)1

Prayer Article

1 Ekadasi (Posters)
1) Bhagavad Gita (Posters)
1) Mangalacarana
1) Prayers by Vyasadev (SMB Prayers)
1) Srimad Bhagavad-gita 108 Important Sloka
1. Childhood in Calcutta (SPB)
1.Chaitanya-mangala (Preface)
2 Advent of Ekadashi
2 Meeting his Spiritual Master(SPB)
2) Aarathi songs

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Prayers (Posters)

Advaitastakam (Prayer Posters)9
Balabhadra Stotra Kavacha(Prayer Posters)4
Damodarastakam ( Prayer Poster)8
Gopala Stotram (Prayers Poster5

Vaishnava Acharyas Songs

1) Mangalacarana1
2) Aarathi songs2
3) Astakam12
4) Kavacam1
5) Stotram8
6) Ashtothram4
Brahma Samhita1
Nitai Gaura Nama1
Sanatana Goswami (Songs)1
Srimathi Radharani (songs)1

Vyasadeva (Song)1

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