To our most dear Spiritual Father
Please accept our respectful and sincere obeisences at Your lotus feet, which are like a vessel that leads us in the presents of the Lord.
All glories to Śrīla Prabhupāda and all glories to Your Divine Grace .
Another year has passed, and we wish You HAPPY VYĀSA-PŪJĀ, dear Spiritual Master.
Every day we have the opportunity to associate with You and with Your important instruction, and every time we wonder how much love and strength You put to teach us to be a better vaiṣṇava, see the positive in others and collaborate together for a higher purpose.
We are eternally grateful for Your perfect example in every field, You inspire us with Your profound knowledge, with Your determination to persevere every obstacle and always see an opportunity how to engage body, mind and words in the service of Śrī Śrī Gaura Nitāi.
We have this sincere desire to absorb our mind and energy in this wonderful mission and consider ourselves very fortunate. It is very rare to have this fortune in kali-yuga.
Our son Gaurāṅga, 20-year-old, decided 2 years ego to live in the temple and dedicate his live in the service of the Vaiṣṇavas and Kṛṣṇa. Since, 2 months, he chants Your praṇāma mantra and took shelter at Your lotus feet. He could not wish for a more worthy and special Spiritual Father. He is living in the temple of Torino, Italy, goes in saṅkīrtana and he is very happy together with devotees.
This is to thank Your infinite mercy and kindness of heart.
We wanted to say endless things, dear Master, because You are a Father with infinite qualities and feelings.
We want to say thanks to You for everything You do for us and thank You for Your precious presence.
All glories to You, all glories to Śrīla Prabhupāda and all glories to this wonderful movement of Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu, which can fulfil all desires.
We bow down at Your lotus feet, again and again, and let us pray intensely to remain always Your humble and worthy spiritual sons and daughter.
Your eternal servitors
Lakṣmī Narasiṁhadeva dāsa
Lajjā Lakṣmī Devī dāsī and Gaurāṅga