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Prayers of Narottama Dasa Thakura
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Description: Beautiful bhajans selected from Narottama dasa Thakura's beautiful collection of songbooks called "Prarthana" & "Prema-bhakti-candrika". The songs seem very simple but they deal with essential spiritual topics like hankering for the association of devotees, and for pure chanting of the holy Name. They speak of serving the spiritual master, Lord Nityananda & Lord Caitanya, and Sri-Sri Radha-Krishna. His Holiness himself plays the harmonium and sings the lead vocals. Afterwards he reads the translation and gives a spirited purport. This is transcendental relaxation, folks! Fully edited version, recorded in Vrindavana during the holy month of Kartika.
| Date | Place | Verse | Length | Size | Title | Series |
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| 1992.09.29 | Vrndavana, India | VIHE PBC 1 Prarthana 2 | 60:19 | 3.8M | | Prayers of Narottama Dasa Thakura |
| 1992.09.30 | Vrndavana, India | VIHE Prarthana 2,4 | 58:58 | 3.7M | | Prayers of Narottama Dasa Thakura |
| 1992.10.01 | Vrndavana, India | VIHE Prarthana 4,5 | 50:16 | 3.2M | | Prayers of Narottama Dasa Thakura |
| 1992.10.02 | Vrndavana, India | VIHE Prarthana 18,16 | 51:21 | 3.3M | | Prayers of Narottama Dasa Thakura |
| 1992.10.03 | Vrndavana, India | VIHE PBC 2 | 58:38 | 3.7M | | Prayers of Narottama Dasa Thakura |
| 1992.10.06 | Vrndavana, India | VIHE Prarthana 7,8 | 58:51 | 3.7M | | Prayers of Narottama Dasa Thakura |
| 1992.10.07 | Vrndavana, India | VIHE Prarthana 9 | 50:24 | 3.2M | | Prayers of Narottama Dasa Thakura |
| 1992.10.08 | Vrndavana, India | VIHE Prarthana 40 PBC 3 | 51:56 | 3.3M | | Prayers of Narottama Dasa Thakura |
| 1992.10.09 | Vrndavana, India | VIHE PBC 4 | 62:25 | 3.9M | | Prayers of Narottama Dasa Thakura |
| 1992.10.10 | Vrndavana, India | VIHE PBC 7 | 52:14 | 3.3M | | Prayers of Narottama Dasa Thakura |
| 1992.10.13 | Vrndavana, India | VIHE PBC 8 | 55:06 | 3.5M | | Prayers of Narottama Dasa Thakura |
| 1992.10.14 | Vrndavana, India | VIHE PBC 8 Prarthana 37 | 60:26 | 3.8M | | Prayers of Narottama Dasa Thakura |
| 1992.10.15 | Vrndavana, India | VIHE Prarthana 45,48,34 | 54:46 | 3.5M | | Prayers of Narottama Dasa Thakura |
| 1992.10.16 | Vrndavana, India | VIHE Prarthana 17,46,15 | 58:17 | 3.7M | | Prayers of Narottama Dasa Thakura |
| 1992.10.17 | Vrndavana, India | VIHE Prarthana 43,24,13 | 48:28 | 3.1M | | Prayers of Narottama Dasa Thakura |
| 1992.10.20 | Vrndavana, India | VIHE Prarthana 26,28 | 56:12 | 3.6M | | Prayers of Narottama Dasa Thakura |
| 1992.10.21 | Vrndavana, India | VIHE Prarthana 27,49,48 | 62:46 | 4.0M | | Prayers of Narottama Dasa Thakura |
Description: Beautiful bhajans selected from Narottama dasa Thakura's beautiful collection of songbooks called "Prarthana" & "Prema-bhakti-candrika". The songs seem very simple but they deal with essential spiritual topics like hankering for the association of devotees, and for pure chanting of the holy Name. They speak of serving the spiritual master, Lord Nityananda & Lord Caitanya, and Sri-Sri Radha-Krishna. His Holiness himself plays the harmonium and sings the lead vocals. Afterwards he reads the translation and gives a spirited purport. This is transcendental relaxation, folks! Fully edited version, recorded in Vrindavana during the holy month of Kartika.