Hare Kṛṣṇa Guru Mahārāja,
Please accept at my respectful obesiences onto your lotus feet
All glories to you and all glories to Śrīla Prabhupāda!
Guru Mahārāja, I have taken up the field of Medicine and I’ve come to realize how easy it is to get lost. Despite that, your presence is felt daily through your representatives and digital platforms. You make every effort to communicate with all your disciples, even ones who are completely engrossed in material affairs like me. You have set the highest standard as to what it means to serve unconditionally for the pleasure of Guru and Gaurāṅga. I beg you on this most auspicious day that I too can realize the importance of serving devotees and staying in association. While studying medicine is a struggle and extremely laborious, my desire to serve Vaiṣṇavas propels me forward. I am constantly reminded that whatever good qualities, knowledge, and intelligence I have are not mine. These things are the effort of the hard work of devotees, your mercy, and prayers. I would like to attempt to pay back what I received by serving the Vaiṣṇava community.
On this occasion, I pray to Lord Narasiṁha for your good health and sincerely seek your blessings always to remember you. Through remembrance, I hope to develop at least a drop of gratitude so I can understand how indebted I am to you and the rest of the devotee community. Please kindly extend your blessings to my sister, Divya Veni Sanekommu, and my father, Kṛṣṇaiah Sanekommu. Through your blessings, both can take the process seriously and make their lives successful.
Your insignificant servant,
Hrdaya Caitanya Kīrtana Dāsa