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Poonam Didi
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Anuradha Brij Poornima Didi (Poonam Didi) is a notable personality in the spiritual field who rules everyone's heart and sings the praises of Radha Rani or Priya Priyatam.
She is well-received by the audience, irrespective of age group. They all get impressed by her melodious voice and the way she presents songs in front of them. Through this biography article, we will introduce you to some unseen or unheard aspects of her life.
Early life
On July 10, , Didi was bornin Bihar, India. When she was eight years old, Shri Bihari ji appeared in her dream and gave the directive that she must immediately spread the word about Harinam Sankirtan.
Poonam Didi made her first trip to Vrindavanon December 10, (at the age of 24), and she visited Shri Ladli Ji at Barsana Dham and Viraj Shri Bihari Ji in Vrindavan.
Her heart was overjoyed simply by seeing it, and she suddenly had the impression that everyone and everything in the world was now located in Brij
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I was accused of Vaishnava nindā for my response to an excerpt from a Narayan Maharaj conversation. For the record I am presenting that excerpt [May 23, darshan] along with which I shall make some remarks. This conversation took place around I was a little confrontational so I have mostly edited my remarks.
Bear in mind that those who objected and accused me of committing offense to Narayan Maharaj paid no attention whatsoever to my remarks and simply condemned me for disagreeing with their authorities. I have spoken on that elsewhere on Facebook, but have gathered those remarks and shall post everything to my blog for reference.
I have already responded to many of the things Narayana Maharaj said in a blog post addressed to Rocana Dasa a few years ago as he was saying pretty much the same stuff, but with a bit less of the combativeness that Narayan Maharaj shows here.
Bhaktivinoda Thakur's meat-eating and Lalita Prasad Thakur.
The numbers are annotations that will be comme
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Senses of Belonging: Materiality, Embodiment, and Attunement at mystiker Shrines in India
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