फिर से भगवद् गीता मैराथन,ISKCON वाले शांति से क्यों नहीं बैठते ?| Śrīla Gopāl Kṛṣṇa Goswāmī Maharaja

In this Hindi devotional discourse, Śrīla Gopāl Kṛṣṇa Goswāmī Maharaja explains why ISKCON devotees cannot remain idle during the ongoing series of Bhagavad‑Gita “marathons” (intensive preaching campaigns). He argues that the core principle of bhakti is active service: God is pleased when His followers work tirelessly to spread His message and uplift others, especially those who are materially fortunate. Using everyday analogies—such as 24‑hour stores that stay open continuously and the 65‑day outreach model in the United States—he illustrates that devotional outreach should be relentless, like a shop that never closes. He urges devotees to overcome fear, laziness, and the desire for comfort, to visit the homes of the wealthy, to engage with all sections of society, and to view hard work as a form of worship. The talk is motivational, urging listeners to adopt a marathon mindset of constant effort for the spiritual benefit of humanity.










