Sri Vipina Bihari Cattopadhyaya was a simple-hearted saint who was originally a lawyer. He is remembered for his sadhu-sangha, the keeping company of sadhus, saints, and vaishnavas. In addition to this, he practiced Harinam consistently and was initiated by the great Haribolananda Thakura.

The story of Sri Vipina Bihari Cattopadhyaya is taken from the book “The Saints of Bengal” by author O.B.L. Kapoor.

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Sri Krishnaprema was born on May 10th 1898 in England. Originally born as Ronald Nixon, he served in World War 1 from which an experience that almost ended his life led him to the sacred land of India. Often considered to be one of the first Western Vaishnavas, Sri Krishnaprem had laid out the path for the Western world to adventure to India and adopt their way of life in order to truly realise God.

The story of Sri Krishnaprema was taken from the book “The Saints of Vraja” by author O.B.L. Kapoor.

It is our hope that his life and teachings can be a guide for your daily life. Enjoy.

Sri Krishnaprema was born on May 10th 1898 in England. Originally born as Ronald Nixon, he served in World War 1 from which an experience that almost ended his life led him to the sacred land of India. Often considered to be one of the first Western Vaishnavas, Sri Krishnaprem had laid out the path for the Western world to adventure to India and adopt their way of life in order to truly realise God.

The story of Sri Krishnaprema was taken from the book “The Saints of Vraja” by author O.B.L. Kapoor.

It is our hope that his life and teachings can be a guide for your daily life. Enjoy.

Sri Krishnaprema was born on May 10th 1898 in England. Originally born as Ronald Nixon, he served in World War 1 from which an experience that almost ended his life led him to the sacred land of India. Often considered to be one of the first Western Vaishnavas, Sri Krishnaprem had laid out the path for the Western world to adventure to India and adopt their way of life in order to truly realise God.

The story of Sri Krishnaprema was taken from the book “The Saints of Vraja” by author O.B.L. Kapoor.

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Pandit Jagadananda Das Baba Ji is a saint who was renowned for his knowledge of the shastras. Through the grace of the Lord, Pandit Jagadananda Das Baba Ji was also able to experience the transcendental nature of Vraja.

The story of Pandit Jagadanand Das Baba Ji was taken from the book “The Saints of Vraja” by author O.B.L. Kapoor.

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Sri Navalakishor Baba was brahmin saint who was an initiate of the Ramanuja Sampradaya. After his grihasta (householder) stage of life, Sri Navalakishor had taken sannyas (renunciation) and intensified his sadhana. Through the grace of Krishna and Balaram, he transcended the judgments of the mind, and with the purity of heart, he perceived the Lord in others.

The story of Sri Navalakishor Baba was taken from the book “The Saints of Vraja” by author O.B.L. Kapoor.

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Sri Navalakishor Baba was brahmin saint who was an initiate of the Ramanuja Sampradaya. After his grihasta (householder) stage of life, Sri Navalakishor had taken sannyas (renunciation) and intensified his sadhana. Through the grace of Krishna and Balaram, he transcended the judgments of the mind, and with the purity of heart, he perceived the Lord in others.

The story of Sri Navalakishor Baba was taken from the book “The Saints of Vraja” by author O.B.L. Kapoor.

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Gulab Sakhi was a poor man, who lived in Barsana the abode of Radharani. Since his birth he had rolled in the holy dust of Barsana, breathed the air of Barsana charged with bhao and bhakti and enjoyed the company of the Brajwasis of Barsana. Gulab Sakhi is remembered for being a great devotee of Sri Radharani because of his close relationship with the Queen of Vrindavan. Hence, that is why "Sakhi" was added to the first part of his name.

He was very humble and simple at heart. Though illiterate, he was a good sarangi (a string instrument) player. He played sarangi regularly at the time of kirtan in the temple of Radharani.

The story of Gulab Sakshi was taken from the book “The Saints of Vraja” by author O.B.L. Kapoor.

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Chota Baba is a saint who had fully surrendered to his guru, Jai Krishna Das Baba. When instructed to travel away from his guru, he reluctantly accepted. Through the blessing of Radharani and Vrinda Devi, Chota Baba had returned back to Jai Krishna Das Baba, for whom he had made the pilgrimage for. After his guru had left the body, Chota Baba continued with his bhajana and dedicated the rest of his life to the service of Sri Radha Krishna.

The story of Chota Baba was taken from the book “The Saints of Vraja” by author O.B.L. Kapoor.

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Karta Krsnadas Baba was a Siddha saint who was fully dedicated to Radha Krishna. As a Guru, Karta Krsnadas Baba taught his devotees how to truly surrender to God and detach from their material desires. Throughout his life, he practiced intense Bhajana,and would go into deep states of bhav. Oftentimes he would have visions Radha Krishna and lose consciousness of the external world. Karta Krsnadas Baba's life serves as an example for each one of us to always remember the Lord and to sing the glories of the Radha and Krishna wherever we may be.

The story of Karta Krsnadas Baba was taken from the book “The Saints of Vraja” by author O.B.L. Kapoor.

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