Srila Prabhupada's Letters From America to Srila Narayana Maharaja.

4. Srila Prabhupada's Letters From America to Srila Narayana Maharaja. Letter c/o Gopal Agarwal from Butler, Penn. Sept. 28, 1966. pg. 15.

"I received your letter dated 20.9.66 on time. Our relationship is certainly based on spontaneous love. That is why there is no chance of us forgetting one another. By the mercy of Guru and Gauranga may everything be auspicious for you. This is my constant prayer. From the first time I saw you I have been your constant well-wisher. At his first sight of me Srila Prabhupada also saw me with such love. It was in my very first darsana of Srila Prabhupada that I learned how to love. It is his boundless mercy that he has engaged an unworthy person like me in fulfilling some of his desires. It is his causeless mercy to engage me in preaching the message of Sri Rupa and Sri Raghunatha. . .

5. Their Lasting Relation. "Letter of Condolence". pg. 37-38.

"Yesterday I received your letter dated October 12, and its contents were heart-breaking. Kindly inform me of the details of the sudden disappearance of Pujyapada Maharaja (Srila Kesava Maharaja). I had a very long-standing intimatte relationship with Srila Maharaja. When I used to visit Sridhama Mayapura, I was taken care of by Sripad Narahari Dad and Sripada Vinoda Dad with great affection. They were my extremely loving friends. Also in Calcutta, the senior Tirtha Maharaja, Professor Nishikanta Sanyala and Vasudeva Prabhu, were very dear to me. Afterwards I used to visit and associate freely with Sripada Sridhara Maharaja as if we were the closest of family members.". . .

6. Ibid. pg. 38.

"At that time Sripada Vamana Maharaja, who was then a brahmacari, visited our home at Sitakanta Banarji Lane. He made me the president of the Bengali magazine, Sri Gaudiya Patrika. Respecting the order of Srila (Kesava) Maharaja, I started writing articles for the Gaudiya Patrika regularly. Srila Maharaja greatly appreciated whatever I wrote. Thereafter, I was also appointed as the president of the Hindi magazine, Sri Bhagavat Patrika, and many of my articles were published in that. Afterwards I could not submit articles due to lack of time. Now I have become a resident of foreign lands and I have to travel twenty thousand miles every year.". . .