Returning your wealth to Krishna
If there is only one Supreme Lord, then a true sadhu, even if his wealth increases, gives up his desire for profit, adoration and prestige in this material world.
Your gold, brother, is the father of sense gratification. This meaningful statement was spoken by Prabhupada himself.
Give up your wealth for preaching. Sit down together and make a special effort to come to a decision.
The Supreme Lord says that everything is His. Don’t protest. Just unite and preach.
Srila Prabhupada gave this final message himself. Jake great care to do that completely and in all respects.
Otherwise your sannyasa will be wasted and useless. O saintly ones, be careful, otherwise afterward you will regret.
So what is the difficulty for all of us to come together in this way? And why do all these things even have to be said to you?
Give up your stubbornness, there is no time! Come, all my brothers, on this auspicious holy occasion.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Returning your wealth to Krishna?
Returning your wealth to Krishna was composed by A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. It appears in Miscellaneous Songs.
What is the meaning of Returning your wealth to Krishna?
If there is only one Supreme Lord, then a true sadhu, even if his wealth increases, gives up his desire for profit, adoration and prestige in this material world.
How many verses does Returning your wealth to Krishna have?
Returning your wealth to Krishna has 8 verses.