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Śrī Vyāsa Pūjā 2018, Wellington Śrī Vyāsa Pūjā 2018, Wellington Śrī Vyāsa Pūjā 2018 The Most Auspicious Appearance Day of His Holiness Vedavyasapriya Swami 23rd August 2018 Wellington, New Zealand 1 Śrī Vyāsa Pūjā 2018, Wellington 2 Śrī Vyāsa Pūjā 2018, Wellington Sri Sri Radha Syamasundara, Vrindavan 3 Śrī Vyāsa Pūjā 2018, Wellington ISKCON Founder-Acarya His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivendanta Swami Prabhupada 4 Śrī Vyāsa Pūjā 2018, Wellington ` His Holiness Vedavyasapriya Swami 5 Śrī Vyāsa Pūjā 2018, Wellington 6 Śrī Vyāsa Pūjā 2018, Wellington Contents Meaning of Vyasa-puja .................................................................................................. 11 His Holiness Vedavyasapriya Swami’s offering to Srila Prabhupada ................... 17 Akhanda dhi das & Taravali devi dasi ........................................................................ 19 Ambarish Maharaj das & Anang manjari devi dasi .................................................. 21 Anandmaya das, Hiranyangi devi dasi, Niti Sohi, Raghunath Sohi ...................... 23 Ananga Mohini devi dasi, Aradhana devi dasi and Aveechal das ......................... 24 Aparajita devi dasi and Damodar Das ........................................................................ 25 Ashokha das, Lalita Sakhi Devi Dasi, Jugal Kishor das and kandarpa Devi Dasi 26 Asitaradhya Das, Shyampriya Devi Dasi ................................................................... 27 Asoka devi dasi, Pawan Gupta .................................................................................... 29 Avyayatma Das .............................................................................................................. 31 Bharath, Anupama, Srihith and Saahith ..................................................................... 33 Chandanangadi dasa, Swarga Laxmi Devi dasi, Anirudh and Kireeti .................. 35 Chandra vamshi das & Nagendra Kanya Devi Dasi ................................................ 36 Damodar Dasa, Padmasambhava Devi Dasi, Ashritha, Varsha, and Krishna Chaitanya ............................................................................................................................... 37 Damodar Rati Devi dasi ................................................................................................ 40 Deepak Gulyani, Supriya Gulyani ............................................................................... 41 Divya Balaram das ......................................................................................................... 42 Divya Jnan Das and Reha .............................................................................................. 43 Diyvanga Das .................................................................................................................. 45 Dhananjaya Das, Nandarani Devi Dasi, Saksham, Krishna .................................... 46 Dharmakrit Das, Premapriya Devi Dasi, Swara & Manav ....................................... 48 Dhyanamurti das ............................................................................................................ 50 Goraknath, Keshinee Devi, Sanvir and Rasika .......................................................... 51 Guru Gaurav Das and Padmaja Devi Dasi ................................................................. 52 HariDasaVarya Das ........................................................................................................ 55 Jadabharat Das & Family .............................................................................................. 56 7 Śrī Vyāsa Pūjā 2018, Wellington Jagatheeswari .................................................................................................................. 57 Jahnu Kanyaka Devi Dasi ............................................................................................. 58 Janardan Das, Radhapriya Dasi, Kishan, Prayaag and Shyama.............................. 60 Janeshvar Dasa, Prema Tarangini Radha Devi Dasi, Keerthan and Devesh ......... 62 Jayanti Devi Dasi ............................................................................................................ 64 Jayapradha Devi Dasi .................................................................................................... 66 Jayshree devi dasi ........................................................................................................... 67 Jnanagamya das, Rasanidhi devi dasi & Om ............................................................. 68 Kardamamuni das, Madhumalti dd, Mita, Nilesh, Jahnavi and Krishna .............. 70 Karunamayi devi dasi .................................................................................................... 71 Kaushalyanandan das, Dhamrupini Radha devi dasi, Aaria and Anay ................ 73 Kirti Patel ......................................................................................................................... 75 Kunjvilasini devi dasi, Anil, Jigisha, Urvi, & Shivani ............................................... 76 Laddu Gopal Das, VrajSundari Devi Dasi, Siddharth and Himanshu .................. 77 Lavangalata Devi Dasi ................................................................................................... 78 Madhavi Devi Dasi ......................................................................................................... 80 Madhu Malati Devi Dasi ............................................................................................... 82 Maheshwar das and Parvati devi dasi ........................................................................ 84 Manuraj, Shrilatha and Sharadhi ................................................................................. 85 Mathura Mohan Das, Shreyakari Devi Dasi and Sharda Lalbahadur .................... 86 Mayapur Shashdar Das ................................................................................................. 88 Mayeshvar Das ............................................................................................................... 90 Medhavi das .................................................................................................................... 92 Mrinalini devi dasi ......................................................................................................... 94 Nityananda Priya Das, Rukmini Devi Dasi, Harshil and Sunidhi .......................... 95 Ojasvi das, Ojasvini Devi dasi, Aryan and Neev ....................................................... 97 Pankaj Kishor .................................................................................................................. 98 Parjanya Das & Ananglata Devi Dasi .......................................................................... 99 Prasannatma das, Bhaava Bhavini devi dasi and Varun ........................................ 101 Priya Narma Sakha Das, Nitya Swarupa Dasi, Gaurangi, & Nityangi ................ 104 8 Śrī Vyāsa Pūjā 2018, Wellington Purandhar, Sreelakshmi, Varshita, Deekshita .......................................................... 106 Radhakanta Das, Madhuri Devi Dasi ........................................................................ 108 Radhika Charan Padma Devi Dasi ............................................................................ 110 Raj and Kala .................................................................................................................. 112 Rajiv Lochan Das, Mitravinda Devi Dasi, Deepika and Sri Divya........................ 114 Rajmani Ram Das ......................................................................................................... 116 Rajvidya Das and Nalini Devi Dasi ........................................................................... 117 Rasmandala Devi Dasi ................................................................................................. 119 Revati Nandan Das, Gita Gamya Devi Dasi ............................................................. 120 Rohini Devi Dasi ........................................................................................................... 121 Rohini Nandan das....................................................................................................... 123 Sadananda Devi Dasi & Unnatojjvala Rasa Das ...................................................... 125 Sakshigopal Das and family ....................................................................................... 126 Sannivas das, Lavanga Devi dasi, Suprasada das, Vijitha Devi dasi, and Kannaya ................................................................................................................................................ 128 Saranagati das ............................................................................................................... 130 Satyavati devi dasi ....................................................................................................... 131 Seva Manjari devi dasi and Shrini ............................................................................. 132 Shantanu Das, Sanchari Devi Dasi & Satcit ananda das ......................................... 133 Sharatchandra Das ....................................................................................................... 134 Shatrughan Ramdas ..................................................................................................... 135 Sitalsundari Devi Dasi, Shalagram Das .................................................................... 137 Sri Radha Vallabha Dasa & Krishna
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