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Srimad BhagavatamReferences to text SB 12.3.51 |
SB 12.3.51: My dear King, although Kali-yuga is an ocean of faults, there is still one good quality about this age: Simply by chanting the Hare Kṛṣṇa mahā-mantra, one can become free from material bondage and be promoted to the transcendental kingdom.
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| London, July 27, 1973 Observing the Armies on the Battlefield of Kuruks?etra |
| LBG 1.37-38 |
| London, July 28, 1973 Observing the Armies on the Battlefield of Kuruks?etra |
| LBG 1.40 |
| London, August 22, 1973 Contents of the Gita Summarized |
| LBG 2.16 |
| Bombay, March 23, 1974 Transcendental Knowledge |
| LBG 4.3 |
| Vrndavana, August 6, 1974 Transcendental Knowledge |
| LBG 4.14 |
| Madras, February 14, 1972 Knowledge of the Absolute |
| LBG 7.1 |
| Calcutta, January 27, 1973 Knowledge of the Absolute |
| LBG 7.1 |
| Ahmedabad, December 14, 1972 Knowledge of the Absolute |
| LBG 7.1 |
| Nairobi, October 29, 1975 Knowledge of the Absolute |
| LBG 7.3 |
| New York, December 1, 1966 The Most Confidential Knowledge |
| LBG 9.15 |
| Bombay, October 10, 1973 Nature, the Enjoyer, and Consciousness |
| LBG 13.16 |
| Bombay, October 22, 1973 Nature, the Enjoyer, and Consciousness |
| LBG 13.23 |
| Durban, October 11, 1975 Conclusion — The Perfection of Renunciation |
| LBG 18.45 |