a.c. bhaktivedanta swami
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28 March 2004 JOURNAL: Monday 28 March Sun Rise 5/49 am. Sunset 6/22 pm. Moon Set 0/29 pm. Astami Today I went to see the Landlord with Dr. Mishra and Mrs. Joans. The lady manager is already informed of the incidence and she told me that she has advised the superintendent to repair and fix up bars to secure the room. But he has not done anything till now neither he is at his room. Let me consult my friends who may come in the evening and decide things what to do. one letter received from Sri Teertha Maharaj. The state of the country is too much perplexing on account of food situation. It is understood that loss of life and property in Bengal is beyond imagination. Today I deposited in the Bank $35.00 No income. There was meeting in the evening. Five ladies and gentlemen attended. BhagwatGeeta discussed. Bhagavad-gita, Chapter 2, verses 46-47. 
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27 March 2004 JOURNAL: Sunday 27 March Sun Rise 5/51 am. Sunset 6/20 pm. Moon Set 11/18 pm. Saptami Today whole day I was in the Ashram and I came back in the evening at 6/30 PM. At 9 in the night Dr. Mishra, Mrs. Joans, Mrs. Ella, Miss Yolanda and others all came to see the condition of my room. All of them are of the opinion that the Suptd has a hand in this mischief. I spent the night at the Studio 501. One Mr. Howard of 71 St. became acquainted with me. He appears to be a good friend. letters | 01:12 | March 27, 1966 Mishra Yoga Society, Monroe, NY An address on the Bhagavad-gita, Chapter 2, verse 13
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26 March 2004 JOURNAL: Saturday 26 March Sun Rise 5/53 am. Sunset 6/19 pm. Moonset 11/18 pm. Sasthi Today when I came back from Dr. Mishra's apartment at 1 pm. I saw my window on the door broken and entering the door I saw my tape recorder, typewriter, and books-bag stolen. A separate note is written in this connection. At 2 pm. Mrs. Lablen(?) came to to take me to Ashram and I went there. The whole thing was up set. Purchased one bottle Sour Salt .30 No income. letters | 01:11 | 25 March 2004 JOURNAL: Friday 25 March Sun Rise 5/57 am. Sunset 6/18 pm. Moonset 10/07 pm. Panchami Today one letter received from Brindaban Chandra De, Calcutta, India. Meeting in the evening seven ladies and gentlemen attended the meeting. Captain and Mrs. Pandiya also were there. Income $22.00. Everyone brought some fruits and grains. There were two newcomers. Address taken. No expenditure. letters | 01:09 | 24 March 2004 JOURNAL: Thursday 24 March Sun Rise 5/57 am. Sunset 6/18 pm. Moonsets 10/07 pm. Chaturthi No letter received today. It is understood that S. S. Jaladuta is on the New York Port. Mr. Forster could not be contacted on phone. Message left for conveying to Captain Pandiya. He may come today. The temple house is seemed to be occupied. Do not know wheter sold or rent out. I am mortified. Let Lord Sri Krishna's wish may be fulfilled. But it is a great sock to me if it is now gone to others. Captain Pandiya with Mrs. Pandiya came to see me. They are happy and I was so pleased to see them. They will come tomorrow again. I have instructed him to see Srimati Morarjee in Bombay and talk with her about my letters. There was meeting today. Three ladies and three gentlemen besides the captain and his wife attended the meeting. Mr. Robert brought some fruits & grains for me. No income and no expenditure. letters | 01:07 | 23 March 2004 JOURNAL: Wednesday 23 March Sun Rise 5/58 am. Sunset 6/17 pm. Moonsets 8/59 pm. Tritiya One letter of Mayor's office replied. Informed that I shall wait to see Mr. Lindsay till he is free to talk with me. One letter sent to the Director Library of Congress, Washington D.C. asking for the Library card no. of my Srimad Bhagwatam. Joans paid me $5.00 contribution. Thanks. In the doctor's apartment there were 10 to eleven members and I cooked for them all. Today's meeting only two gentlemen attended therefore I did not record the speeches. no expenditure. letters | 01:06 | 22 March 2004 JOURNAL: Tuesday 22 March Sun Rise 6/00 am. Sunset 6/14 pm. Moonset 6/48 Dwitiya Two letters received as follows: one from the Mayor's office New York City. one from the United States Navigation regarding Jaladuta. one letter to the United States Navigation replied. In the evening two gentlemen and lady came. Discussed for some time. No income and no expenditure. letters | 01:04 | |
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