Seattle Lord Caitanya Apperance Day Festival

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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami
Prabhupada
Founder-Acarya of the
Hare Krishna Movement

After reading the many posts of devotees, two, namely-Dinadayadri and Jayaradhe both came to the correct conclusion-namely we have to go back to the basics. And the basics are happily chanting Hare Krsna in the association of devotees, dancing and taking prasadam. For many, this simple activity, practically speaking,exists no more in their lives.

However there is good news--here at Sri Sri Gaura Nitai mandir (north of Seattle, Wa) we will be having our annual and usual ecstatic Gaura Purnima festival complete with new outfits for the Deities, Maha Hari Nama sankirtan in Seattle (March 29th), and the usual 108 preparations feast for the pleasure of their Lords Sri Gaura and Sri Nitaicandra.

We can speak volumes of words to each other, but the bottom line is after a while everyone gets tired of arguing and hearing this--but NO ONE GETS TIRED OF CHANTING THE HOLY NAMES OR FEASTING ON SUMPTUOUS GHEE FRIED PRASADAM !!!

So this is an open invitation to one and all(yes you too--come on over and experience it first hand.

Our address is 8805 Harrison Rd Sedro Woolley Wa. 360-856-5411 Hari Nama will be on Broadway Ave capitol hill in Seattle Friday March 29th at 5:00PM And the program will be March 31st sunday at 5:00PM

This is a temple founded upon the principles taught by Srila Prabhupada--he is the guru and lord and master here (other than Gaura Nitai of course).

Everyone who comes here says the same thing, "its just the good old days."--NO POLITICS, JUST THE NECTAR OF CHANTING AND DANCING AND HEARING ABOUT KRSNA.

Hare Krsna

your humble servant

Damaghosa das

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