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Bhakti Charu Swami Bhajans

FEATURES ★ Collection of selected bhajans by His Holiness Bhakti Charu Swami, ISKCON. ★ Offline App. Once ...

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FEATURES
Collection of selected bhajans by His Holiness Bhakti Charu Swami, ISKCON.
Offline App. Once downloaded, does not require internet
High quality sound
Good to play everyday while travelling or at work in background
Easy to play
You can shuffle, loop and randomly play for non-stop music 24x7
Very simple Interface
★ No unwanted Pop-ups, Spam, Ads and Notifications
Absolutely Clean app
App can be moved to SD Card
Free
You can easily share this app with family and friends thro Google Play
★ Long-press on any audio track and set it as a ringtone, notification sound or as a default alarm sound

About His Holiness Bhakti Charu Swami:
His Holiness Bhakti Charu Swami was born in Bengal in 1945 and spent most of his early life in the city of Calcutta. In 1970, he left India to study in Germany. Coming across Vedic literatures while in Germany, he discovered the richness of India’s spiritual heritage. In 1975 he returned to India to wholeheartedly pursue spiritual life.

After thoroughly studying the Vedic scriptures, Maharaj became aware of the need to find a spiritual master who could lead him on a sound spiritual course. After searching for one year without coming across a spiritual master to whom he could fully surrender, he felt despondent and disappointed. When he almost gave up hope, he came across a book called The Nectar of Devotion by His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada (Srila Prabhupada).

Becoming engrossed in the depths of that book, he realised that he had found his spiritual master and the path for which he was searching. As he continued to read Srila Prabhupada’s works, his conviction grew stronger, as did his desire to meet Srila Prabhupada. At that time, Srila Prabhupada was in America. Maharaj joined the International Society for Krishna Consciousness temple in Mayapur and became more involved in devotional service to the Lord, all the while awaiting Srila Prabhupada’s return to India.

When Srila Prabhupada returned to India at the end of 1976, the first meeting between guru and aspiring disciple finally took place. From their very first meeting, Srila Prabhupada gave Maharaj the assignment of translating his books into Bengali and made him his Secretary for Indian Affairs. Within only a few months, Srila Prabhupada gave Maharaj initiation into the disciplic succession and soon thereafter, awarded him the renounced order of Sannyasa.

Along side his official responsibilities, Maharaj translated all of Srila Prabhupada’s works on major Vedic literatures, consisting of more than fifty volumes of books, into Bengali, as Srila Prabhupada had instructed in their very first meeting. Subsequently, he became a member of the Governing Body Commission of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness and served as the Chairman of the Governing Body in 1989.

In 1996, Maharaj took on the mammoth task of making a biographical video epic on the life of his spiritual master, A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Srila Prabhupada. This video series, entitled Abhay Charan was broadcast on national television in India, and has been seen all over the world. Maharaj established the Veda Foundation to pursue spiritual projects for the benefit of ISKCON, and the foundation now produces and distributes audio and video products. In 2006, His Holiness opened a beautiful new temple in the ancient holy city of Ujjain, also known as Avantika, the place where Krishna and Balarama went to school. The temple has three huge alters for the worship of Sri Sri Radha Madanmohan, Sri Sri Krishna Balarama and Sri Sri Gaura Nitai. His Holiness currently has responsibility as a GBC Zonal Secretary for Mayapur, Kolkata, Ujjain and Bhubaneswar. His Holiness travels all over the world to fulfil Srila Prabhupada’s instruction to him to spread the teachings of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu. He regularly visits India, USA, UK, South Africa, UAE and Australia.

Last update

April 3, 2020

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