Healthy habits for a happy life_Radheshyam das 

@Anantha lakshmi Veeravalli - Healthiest of all Habits is to take shelter of a Vaishnava Guru and Krishna! Prior to that people may consider knowing about healthy habits in daily life. HK Ys Radheshyam das

@@RadheshyamDasDevotionalvideos Thank you Prabhuji in my heart i have taken the shelter of HH Radhanath swami Gurumaharaj,please kindly bless me so that i can connect to Krishna without any obstacles and also strength to follow the instructions of Gurumaharaj

@@ananthalakshmiveeravalli3993 - If you regularly hear his lectures and make effort to follow his instructions that he gives in his talks as faithfully as possible, you will easily cross over all obstacles and will get the strength to advance more and more in spiritual life. You should take guidance of a Grihasta Counselor, who can help you swiftly advance in KC and at appropriate time become initiated by Maharaja. HK Ys Radheshyam das

@@RadheshyamDasDevotionalvideos thank you so much Prabhuji 🙏🏼

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Humble pranams to prabuji. Thanks for your reply 🙏💐

@Satyapal Singh - What is the story behind Satyanarayan Pooja? The puja is described in the Skanda Purana, a medieval era Sanskrit text. Who is Lord Satyanarayan? Lord Satyanarayan is a manifestation of Shri Vishnu, who is also known as Narayan, the one who symbolises eternal truth. This embodiment of the Lord represents truth and truth alone. Therefore, one cannot ignore the repercussions of embracing falsehood, deceit or hatred. The Satyanarayana Vrata is a Hindu religious observance. The Satyanarayan Puja is performed in reverence to the Narayan form of Lord Vishnu. The Lord in this form is considered an existence of truth. This puja is conducted to ensure abundance in ones life. It is a ritual performed by devotees on any important occasion like marriage, house warming ceremony etc. It can also be performed on any day for any reason. Satyanarayan Puja is first mention in Skanda Purana. The Satyanarayana Puja is usually done on the Purnima day of every month or any day you wish to do it. It is also done on good occasions and during times of achievements as an offering of gratitude to the Lord Vishnu. In addition, it is said that a devotional performance of this puja will bear children to couples trying to start a family. Sri Satyanarayana puja is an essential ceremony in lot of places in India including Gujarat, Bengal, Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra. Satyanarayan Puja is originated in Bengal as Satya Pir and it was later adapted into Satyanarayan puja and Bengali people will celebrate satyanaran Puja Before entering into new house. In Maharashtra, Satyanarayan Puja is not done on Ekadashi. This puja has a special importance for the Chitpavan community of Maharashtra. Almost all Hindus in Andhra Pradesh have strong faith, belief, and devotion towards Satyanarayan, an embodiment of Vishnu. There is a very famous temple for Sri Satyanarayana Swamy at Annavaram, East Godavari district, Andhra Pradesh. (near Visakhapatnam ), India. This vratam is performed daily in Annavaram. Large numbers of devotees, many with families, visit the temple, offer prayers, perform this Vrata there, right in the temple. Significance Of Satyanarayan Puja Shree Satyanarayan Puja is a puja or worship which is dedicated to Lord Vishnu (the Preserver), one among the great Hindu trinities. The word “Satyanarayan” is an amalgamation of two words, ‘Satya’ means truth, ‘Narayan’ means the highest and ultimate form of being or the supreme man; that means Lord Vishnu is the personification of the truth. Lord Satyanarayana is the form of lord Mahavishnu. The Lord in this form is considered to be the embodiment of the truth. This puja is performed to ensure the prosperity , abundance, general happiness and well being of the family members. The ritual seemed to have gained popularity in modern times also. It is considerd to have beneficial effect upon those who perform it with reverence and sincerity. According to the legends associated with the ritual, several kings and merchants used to perform it in the past to overcome adversity, and earn the grace of Satyanarayan swami, a benevolent form of lord Vishnu. In ISKCON we don't worship Visnu/Rama/Krishna for any material benefits. We only worship the Lord for pure love of God. Thank you. Hare Krishna. Ys Radheshyam das

@@RadheshyamDasDevotionalvideos Thank you very much prji