My dear spiritual father,
Please accept my respectful obeisances unto your lotus feet again and again.
All glories to you on your auspicious appearance day.
Last year by your mercy and the encouragement of the Vaishnavas I was able to have the opportunity to stay in the Chowpatty ashram in Mumbai to experience the life of brahmachari for a month. I was able to learn a lot spiritually but one of the important lessons that struck me was that the purpose of life was only and only to go home back to Rādhā and Kṛṣṇa, and I was able to understand minutely about how we have to be in the mode of separation while chanting the holy names whether in japa or kīrtana. But sadly, after coming back home to Dubai, I was able to only implement a little of what I have learned in my daily life. I really want to follow what I have learned from Chowpatty, and I am seeking your blessings and also needing your blessings so that I can go deep into kīrtana and Prabhupāda’s books.
I am currently pursuing my bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, and I am seeking your blessings for success in my spiritual and material life. You have been a great inspiration as to how we can practice Kṛṣṇa consciousness in any perils of life. On 1st Jan 2024 I took shelter under your lotus feet by your mercy. I have been taking children’s classes, and I am able to serve you in your preaching mission by your mercy and Adiguru Śrī Nityānanda prabhu’s mercy.
Please shower your divine mercy on me so that I can follow the four regulative principles strictly and be energized and enthusiastically do my daily sādhana. I beg for your mercy again and again, so that I can follow them and chant the holy names with full concentration on the lotus feet of Śrī Śrī Rādhā Mādhava at Brahma-muhurta.
I hope that I will be forgiven for all the offenses and sins I have committed against you and the Vaishnavas and pray for your health so that you can continue propagating Lord Caitanya’s mission and Śrīla Prabhupāda’s instructions.
Aspiring to be your humble servant,
Maniharan RādhāKṛṣṇan.