Bhakti is so universal that anyone, simply anyone – whether he is most sinful, pious, learned or without any knowledge,
renounced or with deep attachment, striving for liberation or already liberated, not-yet- successful in Bhakti,
or he has accomplished success in Bhakti, practiced- and-became the Lord’s associate or eternal associate –
bhakti is for everyone, is good for all and spreads happiness all around. There is no restriction or requirement for anyone to follow this path.
Therefore undoubtedly, we should all practice Bhakti.
Amrita-Tarangini 
Radhe! My love and gratitude to you brother. A hug heart from the USA :).
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Radhe, dear brother.
No need to give up.
You are doing sadhana-bhakti in anugatya of Sripad Sadhu Maharaja and my Gurudeva. Don´t worry…please go on and try to stay away from all i–willing people.
Look for good people who love you and who are not two-faced.
Dont let anything slip away…focus on chanting and reading.
Diksha is necessary, but it may take some time for you…no problem
My Gurudeva will not come to the West, but Sadhu Maharaja comes often.
I will never forget you.
Always pray to Radhika…and you will be fine.
Love
Tarun
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Radhe Radhe!
Kinkari means the same as manjari. “THERE TO GIVE”…The manjaris love is the most selfless love. They only want the happiness of their Swamini Radhika.
They would NEVER enjoy with Krishna.
Sakhis enjoy with Krishna, but also without any kind of “ego”.
Also, the sakhis are older and their nature is different from the manjaris.
The manjaris are closest to Radhika.
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Jai Jai Shri Radhey…
Could you please explain the difference in the kinkaris, manjaris, sahacharis and sakhis of Radha Rani…
One ignorant soul!
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Radhe Radhe. Dandavats and pranams to you Tarun Baba. I was reading some articles on Amrita-Tarangini. Always nice to start my day here, after morning sadhana…I guess the reading would count as sadhana as well. As you may know I have deactivated my Facebook account…it was getting to be too much with the fighting and judging…it was bringing the worst out of me.
More importantly…I am not sure how to proceed on the path other than my japa rnds and reading.
Is it unrealistic to assume I might meet Sri Srimat Ananta das Babaji Maharaja any time soon or in the future. I don’t have the kind of lifestyle and money to travel and I don’t expect him to come to the U.S.. What would you suggest? Would it be better to look for a Guru here in the U.S.?
No longer in service to Swami Tripurari or a member of his sanga I feel terribly lost and need the guidance and direction from Sri Guru. I thought it would be Babaji Maharaja or Sripad Sadhu Maharaja, but that feels like it is slipping away too.
Do you think it is possible to become a disciple w/o going to Radha Kund or Vrindaban? It could be years before I have the funds to travel to India. I have Harinama initiation, is the 2nd Diksa absolutely nesccesary for a devotee who is far from a Guru or sanga?
I am lost and I really need some help here. Do you have any suggestions brother? If it keeps up this way I am afraid w/o association and Sri Guru. I fear the drying up of my sraddha is taking place and I am doing everything I can think of to stop it form progressing. Any helpful advice and guidance would be greatly appreciated. Please brother don’t forget me. I pray this finds you and your wife in good health and spirits. Jai Ho! in service, Sundarananda dasa
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