Not alone (Letters)

Expressions researched:
"Not Krsna alone" |"Not only He alone" |"never alone" |"never be alone" |"never felt alone" |"never find Krsna alone" |"never find alone" |"never leave me alone" |"never left them alone" |"never lives alone" |"never remains alone" |"not advisable to remain alone" |"not alone" |"not be alone" |"not come alone" |"not come here alone" |"not coming alone" |"not dance alone" |"not decide alone" |"not do in India alone" |"not each man alone" |"not enjoyed alone" |"not enter the lake alone" |"not exactly alone" |"not go alone" |"not indulge in living alone" |"not leave Arjuna alone" |"not leave these boys alone" |"not live alone" |"not mean He is alone" |"not mean Krsna was alone" |"not mean alone" |"not mean he's coming alone" |"not mean just Krsna alone" |"not mean king is alone" |"not mean the king alone" |"not only coming alone" |"not possible alone" |"not possible for me alone" |"not remain alone" |"not require salvation alone" |"not see Krsna alone" |"not sit alone" |"not speaking to Arjuna alone" |"not stand alone" |"not take place alone" |"not that king is alone" |"not the place alone" |"not think alone" |"not think living alone" |"not want liberation alone" |"not want to become alone" |"not want to benefit alone" |"not wish to go alone" |"not worship Krsna alone" |"not worship alone" |"not write alone"

Notes from the compiler: VedaBase query: "not alone"or"never alone"or"not * alone"or"never * alone"or"not * * alone"or"never * * alone"or"not * * * alone"or"never * * * alone"

1968 Correspondence

Letter to Yadunandana -- San Francisco 26 March, 1968:

Vrindaban is of course, very impressive for devotional service, but that also is not advisable to remain alone. I am trying to get a nice place at Vrindaban and when the place is there, I shall personally be present with some devotees, and appreciate the atmosphere of Vrindaban. So long we are engaged in devotional service with proper guidance certainly we are always in transcendental position, and transcendental position is unlimited, it doesn't matter whether you are in Vrindaban or U.S.A. But still, for everyone, Vrindaban's atmosphere is very sweet. But so long we have not completely freed our material attachment, even Vrindaban residence becomes uncongenial. Just like in the case of Kirtanananda, it was so happened. This seeking for solitude is simply a reaction on our past nonsense activities, or it is negation, voidism. Our sound position is always being engaged in service of Krishna, that is the positive standing.