00:00Stay positive and keep moving forward.
00:06We are in doldrums whether Gauranga path or Navavishnavism path correlated.
00:18The Gauranga religion refers to Gaudiya Vaishnavism or Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu.
00:23Navavishnavism refers to the reform movement in Assam known as Eksarana Dharma initiated by Sankar Dev.
00:30Both are 15th-16th century Vaishnava Bhakti movement emphasizing devotion to Krishna.
00:36Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, West Bengal started devotional landscape of Gaudiya Vaishnavisma.
00:43Peace begins with a smile.
00:48While Gaudiya Vaishnavism rooted in West Bengal,
00:50in West Bengal, Navavishnavism rooted in Assam by Guru Shankar Dev.
00:54The both Bhakti ideologies in West Bengal and Assam starts in 15th-16th century.
01:00Sri Chaitanya accepted Radha Krishna as Supreme and emphasized Achintyabhe Abheda.
01:05Patita Pavana Radhe Krishna Krishna Radhe.
01:08Patita Pavana Radhe Krishna Krishna Radhe.
01:10Patita Pavana Radhe Krishna Krishna Radhe.
01:12Hare Krishna Radhe Radhe.
01:15Hare Krishna Radhe Radhe.
01:18Hariram Sankirtan, chanting of Hare Krishna Mahamantra.
01:21Dancing and Kirtan were introduced.
01:24Gaudiya Vaishnavism is characterized by intense emotional devotion to Radhe Krishna.
01:29Distributing Prema Bhakti through ecstatic Sankirtan.
01:45Navav Vaishnavism is a more structural egalitarian reform emphasizing exclusive refuge in Krishna.
01:51Believed in communal institutions, rejection idolatry animal sacrifice.
02:00And deeply embedding itself in Assam's socio-cultural life.
02:05But common in both is that both revitalize Vaishnavism.
02:10In Bengal, tradition is more mystical and Rasa oriented.
02:13But in Navav Vaishnavism, Assam is socially transformative and puritanical.
02:17I have so far narrated in nutshell on both Vaishnavism.
02:21Please excuse me for any hurts to any.
02:23Madhava Madhava.
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