Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Thakura: Writings

The good preceptor although he appears to belong to this world is not really of this world. No one who belongs to this world can deliver us from worldliness. The good preceptor is a denizen of the spiritual world who has been enabled by the will of God to appear in this world in order to enable us to realise the spiritual existence.

From Prakrta-rasa Sata-dusini by Sarasvati Thakura, with commentary by Swami B.G. Narasingha.

The consciousness of a jiva, drowned by the filth of Mayavada, cannot pervert Gaura's name, quality or activities...

If we remain apathetic to the teachings of Sri Caitanya, then we will enthrone Satan as a devotee of Caitanya or even as Caitanya Himself.

If one wants to attain real pleasure by removing displeasure, then the mind is to be destroyed.

Maintaining a mundane mentality and the mentality of being a guru, results in a mentality that leads us to hell.

One will never attain the mercy of Krsna if he tries to gratify and serve his wife, friend, servant etc. instead of Krsna.

Grha-pravesa should only be performed by the devotees – non-devotees should not perform it!

The fifth and final installment of Prakrta-rasa Sata-dusani.

The following discourse was spoken by Srila Sarasvati Thakura on Radhastami, September 19th, 1931

The fourth installment of Prakrta-rasa Sata-dusani.