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    This document discusses dham aparadha, or offenses against holy places. It lists 10 types of offenses: 1) disrespecting one's spiritual master, 2) thinking the dhama is temporary, 3) committing violence or seeing residents as ordinary, 4) performing mundane activities, 5) commercializing deity worship, 6) thinking the dhama belongs to a mundane place, 7) committing sinful acts, 8) considering Vrindavana different from Navadvipa, 9) blaspheming scriptures about the dhama, and 10) being faithless about the dhama's glories. Srila Prabhupada explained that devotional results are magnified 1000x

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    This document discusses dham aparadha, or offenses against holy places. It lists 10 types of offenses: 1) disrespecting one's spiritual master, 2) thinking the dhama is temporary, 3) committing violence or seeing residents as ordinary, 4) performing mundane activities, 5) commercializing deity worship, 6) thinking the dhama belongs to a mundane place, 7) committing sinful acts, 8) considering Vrindavana different from Navadvipa, 9) blaspheming scriptures about the dhama, and 10) being faithless about the dhama's glories. Srila Prabhupada explained that devotional results are magnified 1000x

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    Anukaran vs Anusaran

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    Anukaaran

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    This document discusses dham aparadha, or offenses against holy places. It lists 10 types of offenses: 1) disrespecting one's spiritual master, 2) thinking the dhama is temporary, 3) committing violence or seeing residents as ordinary, 4) performing mundane activities, 5) commercializing deity worship, 6) thinking the dhama belongs to a mundane place, 7) committing sinful acts, 8) considering Vrindavana different from Navadvipa, 9) blaspheming scriptures about the dhama, and 10) being faithless about the dhama's glories. Srila Prabhupada explained that devotional results are magnified 1000x

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    A Presentation on

    Dham Aparadha /Dham Seva

    Prepared by Akash Uniyal,Deepak and Chetan


    Anukaraṇa means false imitation. That is called ANUKARANA. And ANUSARANA means to follow. Try to follow as far as possible.

    Although we have to follow in the footsteps of the Lord, we still have to remember that we cannot imitate Him. Following and imitating are
    not on the same level. We cannot imitate the Lord by lifting Govardhana Hill, as the Lord did in His childhood. It is impossible for any
    human being. We have to follow His instructions, but we may not imitate Him at any time.
    1.
    To disrespect one’s spiritual master who reveals the dhama to the
    disciple
    2.
    To think that the holy dhama is temporary.
    3.
    To commit violence towards any of the residents of the holy dhama or to any of the
    pilgrims who come there, or to think that they are ordinary people. Srila Prabhupada
    writes: “All the inhabitants of Vrindavana are Vaisnavas. They are all auspicious
    because somehow or other they always chant the holy name of Krishna” (C.C.Adi
    5.232, purport).
    4.
    To perform mundane activities while living in the holy dhama.
    5.
    To utilize the dhama for personal economic development by
    commercializing deity worship and sankirtana in the holy dhama.
    6.
    To think that the holy dhama belongs to a mundane country or
    province, such as Bengal; to think that the Lord’s dhama is equal to a
    place connected with some demigod, or to attempt to measure the
    area of the holy dhama.
    7.
    To commit sinful acts while residing in the holy dhama
    8.
    To consider Vrindavana-dhama as different from Navadvipa-dhama.
    9.
    To blaspheme the sastras that assert the glorious position of the holy
    dhama.
    10.
    To be faithless and think that the glories of the dhama are imaginary.
    Srila Prabhupada explained that the results of all devotional activities
    performed in the holy dhama are magnified a thousand times.
    Therefore, one can make rapid advancement if one lives offenselessly
    in the holy dhama. But if we commit offenses, the results of those
    offenses are also magnified one thousand times. Therefore, one is
    advised to carefully avoid committing any offenses in the holy dhama.
    Hare Krishna

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