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Carta · 4 de noviembre de 1975

Carta a Suci, 4 de noviembre de 1975

Bhaktivedānta Svāmī PrabhupādaA: Suci

Vāṇī y vapu: relacionarse a través de las palabras del maestro importa más que la presencia física, porque la vāṇī existe eternamente.

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  • There are two ways of associating, by vani and by vapu. Vani means words and vapu means physical presence. Physical presence is sometimes appreciable and sometimes not. Therefore we should take advantage of the vani, not the physical presence, because the vani continues to exist eternally.

    Hay dos maneras de relacionarse: por la vani y por la vapu. Vani significa palabras, y vapu, presencia física. La presencia física a veces es apreciable y a veces no. Por eso debemos aprovechar la vani, no la presencia física, porque la vani sigue existiendo eternamente.

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75-11-04

Nairobi

My Dear Suci devi dasi:

Please accept my blessings. I am in due receipt of your letter as I was leaving the temple to come here to Bombay. You have rightly said that the best way to associate with the spiritual master is to follow his instructions. There are two ways of associating, by vani and by vapu. Vani means words and vapu means physical presence. Physical presence is sometimes appreciable and sometimes not. Therefore we should take advantage of the vani, not the physical presence, because the vani continues to exist eternally. Bhagavad-gita for example is the vani of Lord Krishna. Although Krishna was personally present 5,000 years ago and is no longer present physically from the materialistic viewpoint, still Bhagavad-gita continues. So you have correctly concluded.

Nairobi temple is very nice, and there is great potency there. Now just cooperate with Shakti Mati and organize things nicely. This is wanted. Also you may thank Parvati for making the sandesh I took on the plane. She has made it very nicely. She learned the art.

I hope this meets you in good health.

Your ever well wisher,
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami

ACBS/bs

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