"Leave your service and live with Me in Purī for life"
hari-kathā"talk of Hari" — that for which one is called not for a few days but for life (the parting scene, CC Madhya 8, told in prose)
"Leave your service and live with Me in Purī for life"
hari-kathā
"talk of Hari" — that for which one is called not for a few days but for life (the parting scene, CC Madhya 8, told in prose)
Listen to Gurudev
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"Why only a few days? When I go back to Jagannātha Purī, give up your service, come and live with Me — and for our whole life together we will hear and chant hari-kathā."
Rāmānanda asks Mahāprabhu to stay a few days so that he may have His association. And he receives a refusal larger than his request: a few days is far too little, I want to spend your whole life with you. Give up your service, move to Purī, and we will perform bhajana together and hear hari-kathā. Yet Rāmānanda's love holds Mahāprabhu too: He stays on in Vidyānagara for a time, and every evening He comes to the bank of the Godāvarī, to a secluded place, and asks his questions again.