Srimad Bhagavatam Katha Saptah at ISKCON Bilaspur: A Celebration of Shiva Tattva, Bhakti & Devotee Seva
- Prashant Mukund Das
- Aug 14
- 1 min read
Hare Krishna!
My heartfelt gratitude to ISKCON Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, especially HG Anmol Hari Prabhu Ji, HG Hari Kanta Karunamayi Mata Ji, and Bhaktin Shweta Mata Ji and their family for organizing the wonderful Srimad Bhagvatam Katha Saptah at Silver Oak Hotel, Bilaspur.
It was truly an unforgettable spiritual festival, with more than 1,000 devotees attending every day. The concluding yatra to Amarkantak after the Shiva Katha was truly the icing on the cake.
I would also like to offer my heartfelt thanks to HG Jugal Kishore Prabhu Ji, HG Mahatma Priya Prabhu Ji, HG Adi Keshav Prabhu Ji, HG Srila Jiva Goswami Prabhu Ji, HG Parth Krishna Prabhu Ji, HG Radha Bhav Prabhu Ji, HG Gangadhar Prabhu Ji, Bhakt Naveen Prabhu Ji, Bhakt Naveen Goswami Prabhu Ji, HG Sudaksha Gauri Mata Ji, Bhaktin Priyanka Mata Ji, HG Nandini Gopika Mata Ji, and HG Madhavacharya Prabhu Ji, our Chhattisgarh Coordinator, for their invaluable association, guidance, and dedicated service.
The enlightening discussions on Shiva Tattva made this Katha a memorable experience that will remain in my heart forever.
I am deeply thankful to all the devotees who rendered selfless day-and-night seva to make this event such a grand success.
Your servant,
Daso Asmi
Prashant Mukund Das
Srimad Bhagavatam Katha Saptah ISKCON Bilaspur
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