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6-hour Kartika Kirtan!

🪔KARTIKA KIRTAN🪔

Dear friends, we are happy to announce that our kirtan tradition is being revived. During the holy month of Kartika, shortly after Srila Prabhupada's Disappearance Day – on Saturday, November 14th – we invite you to a 6-hour kirtan at the Kaunas temple.

The kirtan will begin at 2:00 PM and end at 8:00 PM, followed by prasadam at the conclusion.

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🤝HOW TO CONTRIBUTE MORE🤝

Dear devotees! Let us join forces to spread the sankirtana movement. Let’s invite our acquaintances, friends, and everyone who might be interested to participate in the kirtans – to draw inspiration from collective devotional service and chant the Holy Names together with other devotees, especially during this special month. In this way, we can rise above the level of karma-yoga ourselves and, through selfless service, join the mission of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu. Furthermore, these programs do not happen on their own – funds are always needed to organize the prasadam feast, support devotees traveling from afar, and cover utility costs. Therefore, any voluntary donation is highly appreciated – it is another sincere, practical, and important way to contribute.

Details for donation:

Kaunas Krishna Consciousness Religious Community

LT667300010002247619 (Swedbank)

SWIFT (BIC): HABALT22

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🔥KIRTAN PARTICIPANTS🔥

Vaishnava Seva Pr.

Devanath Pr.

Dvidjamani Gaura Pr.

Krishna Kumar Pr.

Ekanath Pr.

Sadhumayi Mt.

Varshanarani Mt.

Kunti Mt.

Tulasi Mt.

Austeja Mt.

And all the Vaishnavas!

(Full list and schedule are still being finalized)

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“As there is no yuga like Satya-yuga, no scripture like the Vedas, and no holy place like the Ganga, so there is no month like Kartika. Therefore, Kartika is very dear to the Vaishnavas, who follow all its rules with due devotion.” (Skanda Purana)

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See you soon (and most importantly – hear you soon!) at the 6-hour kirtan!

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Questions or suggestions:

Bh. Anton, tel. no. +37061099218 or via social media.

6-hour Kartika Kirtan!