Srila Prabhupada 125th Vyasa Puja || Dedicated Services by Śrīla Gopāla Kṛṣṇa Goswāmī

In this devotional address delivered at the 125th Vyasa Puja honoring Srila Prabhupada, the speaker urges listeners to chant the holy name of the Lord (Hari‑nama) irrespective of their stage in life—whether a householder (grihastha), a forest‑dweller (vanaprastha), or a renunciate (sannyasi). He explains that sincere chanting brings divine grace, alleviates material anxieties, and cultivates inner peace. The talk links personal devotion to broader social harmony, emphasizing that a community rooted in bhakti will exhibit good character, reduce conflict, and foster collective well‑being. Scriptural citations and references to the teachings of Vyasa and Srila Prabhupada are interwoven to reinforce the authority of the message. The speaker concludes with a call to dedicated service, encouraging all present to deepen their practice of chanting and to support the spiritual mission of the organization.










