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Please Download the Smaranika Pdf Document Here WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW ( In Loving Memory of Param Pujyapada Srila Sachinandan Goswami Guru Maharaj “Dear Srila Gurudeva, you have never left us. You, out of your causeless mercy, eternally remain with us and lead us on the ever-illuminated path of perfect spiritual realization.” ( WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW This “SMARANIKA” is dedicated at the lotus feet of Param Pujyapada Srila Sachinandan Goswami Maharaj, on his holy disappearance day. (15th June, 2018) Devotees and Disciples Sri Krishna Chaitanya Dandabhanga Dham Chandanpur, Sri Jagannath Puri, Odisha-752012, India. IWÿò@û aòbûM iìPú_Zâ Kâ.^õ aòhd/bqu ^ûc _éÂûu Kâ.^õ bqu ^ûc _éÂûu 1. gâú Mêeê _eµeû 7 25. RM^Üû[ _âiû\ iûjê 50 2. gâúf gPú^¦^ ùMûÊûcú 26. KkûKûjÜë \ûi 51 cjûeûRu iõlò¯ Rúa^ú 9 27. KùjÜdûfûf ùR^û 52 3. @ld _ûYòMâûjú 22 28. Kê^ò cfäòK 53 4. aògßRòZþ ùR^û 22 30. 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