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ఆనంద్ గ్రూపుల వారి ధార్మిక కార్యక్రమాలలో భాగంగా జూన్ 27వ తేదీన హైదరాబాద్ - శ్రీ శృంగేరి శారదా శంకరమఠం, మోతీ నగర్ నందు జరిగిన కార్యక్రమంలో "శ్రీకృష్ణ కర్ణామృతం" పై మహా సహస్రావధాని శ్రీ గరికిపాటి నరసింహారావు గారి ప్రసంగం. "లక్ష్మణా ధనుస్సు ఎక్కడా?" ఇది రాముడు కాకుండా కృష్ణుడు పలికితే!. Join Padma Shri Dr. Garikapati Narasimha Rao for Part 8 of his captivating discourse series on Sri Krishna Karnamrutham, the devotional masterpiece by Lilashuka Maharshi. This illuminating pravachanam, presented by the Anand Group at the Motinagar Shankara Matham in Hyderabad, offers profound insights into Lord Krishna's divine leelas and their timeless relevance. In this session, Guruvu Garikapati begins with the charming scene of Yashoda attempting to put young Krishna to sleep by narrating stories. Krishna, however, requests a story he doesn't already know or hasn't performed. Yashoda then recounts the Ramayana. The profound moment comes as Krishna, deeply engrossed, cries out, "Lakshmana, where is my bow?" revealing his complete identification with Lord Rama and the deep impact of the narrative. Dr. Garikapati stresses the importance of parents telling stories to children in Telugu, discouraging English to preserve the language and culture. Drawing parallels to modern life, Dr. Garikapati questions the efficacy of merely listening to divine stories without 'acharana' (practice). He challenges the audience, asking if listening to Lord Ganesha's stories makes them like Ganesha in respecting parents. He criticizes the modern phenomenon of educated individuals lacking wisdom and good conduct, contrasting it with the ancient system where knowledge led to character. He emphasizes the four steps of learning: Adheethi (reading), Bodha (understanding), Acharana (practice), and Pracharana (propagation), lamenting that modern society often jumps straight from reading to propagation without actual practice. A passionate segment addresses patriotism and the trend of sending children abroad. Dr. Garikapati vehemently urges parents to keep their children in India, stressing that the country can sustain its population, and true honor lies in serving one's homeland, not in seeking foreign opportunities. He powerfully recounts his own experience of being denied a US visa in 1999, and his fiery poetic response asserting his self-worth and India's greatness, stating that it was America's misfortune, not his. He highlights that such spontaneous, powerful words (Sphurana) come from deep faith and sincere effort. The discourse transitions to Lord Krishna's ultimate role as a 'Sevakudu' (servant), exemplifying unwavering duty and sacrifice. Dr. Garikapati describes Krishna's selfless charioteering for Arjuna during the Mahabharata war, accepting no pay and enduring a severe injury to his right hand (bone exposed) from Vidya and Anuvidya's potent arrows. He cites Krishna's unbroken promise to Kunti, guaranteeing the safety of her five sons, and his protection of Draupadi. A fascinating discussion clarifies why Krishna saved Draupadi but seemingly not Yudhisthira during the dice game. Dr. Garikapati explains that Draupadi sincerely remembered Krishna, while Yudhisthira was absorbed in the game. He interprets 'Dwaraka' not just as a city, but as the 'nine-gated body' (Navadvara Deha), implying that Krishna protects those who remember Him within their own 'Dwaraka'. In a remarkably unconventional piece of advice, Guruvu Garikapati suggests that even those indulging in vices like gambling or smoking can use Bhagavan Nama Smarana (chanting God's name) during these activities, which can lead to detachment or at least mitigate negative consequences, reinforcing that Bhakti (devotion) is the ultimate savior. Experience the profound wisdom and captivating oratory of Dr. Garikapati Narasimha Rao, a Mahasahasravadhani and Padma Shri awardee, as he connects ancient scriptures with modern challenges, inspiring a life of faith, principle, and patriotism. #GarikapatiNarasimhaRao #SrikrishnaKarnamrutham #KrishnaBhakti #SpiritualDiscourse #KrishnaLeela #YashodaKrishna #Ramayana #Mahabharata #DivineLeelas #Faith #Patriotism #Detachment #LifeLessons #SanatanaDharma #HinduPhilosophy #GarikapatiSpeech #ModernRelevance #YashodaKrishna #Acharana #BhagavanNama #VedicWisdom #DivineService #Karnamrutham #Bhagavatam #Enlightenment #Pravachanam #DivineLove #SpiritualJourney #Vedanta #Philosophy డా.గరికిపాటి నరసింహారావు గారు రచించిన పుస్తకాలను ఇంటికి తెప్పించుకోవాలనుకునేవారు ఈ లింక్ ద్వారా పొందవచ్చు: 📙 https://linktr.ee/srigarikipati Subscribe & Follow us: 📱YouTube: http://bit.ly/2O978cx 📱Twitter: https://bit.ly/3ILZyPy 📱Facebook: http://bit.ly/2EVN8pH 📱Instagram: https://bit.ly/2XJgfHd 🌎 Official Website: https://srigarikipati.com/

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