Sri Nityananda Prahbu calls out to us all with both hands raised - TopicsExpress

Sri Nityananda Prahbu calls out to us all with both hands raised high: " O living entities, come to Me and leave behind the worries of and difficulties of karma and jnana. I will easily give you the happiness for which you are endeavouring so much, and I will take nothing in return. You will experience no difficulty, you will have no expenses, and you will not have to tolerate any dire sufferings. Leave all kinds of apprehensions; simply sing the name of Sri Gaurahari and dance! There is no happiness equal to that I which I will give you. That happiness is always filled with pure bliss and is beyond all illusion." Sri Navadwip dhama mahatmya (Srila Bhaktivinode Thakur)

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