Following in the footsteps (Conversations)

Expressions researched:
"Following in the footprints" |"follow His footprints" |"follow His footsteps" |"follow Lord Caitanya's footprints" |"follow Lord Caitanya's footsteps" |"follow Rupa Gosvami, their footprints" |"follow foot prints" |"follow in His footsteps" |"follow in Narada's footsteps" |"follow in his footprints" |"follow in his footsteps" |"follow in his lotus footsteps" |"follow in the footprints" |"follow in the footsteps" |"follow in their footsteps" |"follow in your footsteps" |"follow the foot prints" |"follow the footprint" |"follow the footprints" |"follow the footsteps" |"follow their footprints" |"follow their footsteps" |"follow these footprints" |"followed in his footsteps" |"followed in the footsteps" |"followed the foot prints" |"followed the footprints" |"following Caitanya Mahaprabhu's footprints" |"following His butter-smeared footprints" |"following his footsteps" |"following in His footsteps" |"following in Your footsteps" |"following in the footprints" |"following in the footsteps" |"following in their footsteps" |"following the foot prints" |"following the footprint" |"following the footprints" |"following the footsteps" |"following their footprints" |"following their footprints" |"following their footprints" |"following your foot prints" |"follows in his footsteps" |"follows in the footsteps" |"follows strictly the footprints" |"follows the footsteps" |"footprints of acaryas are followed" |"footprints should be followed" |"footprints we have to follow"

Notes from the compiler: VedaBase query:"follow* footprint*"@5 or "follow* footstep*"@5 or "follow* foot print*"@5 or "follow* foot step*"@5

1968 Conversations and Morning Walks

Questions and Answers -- Montreal, August 26, 1968:

Prabhupāda: So Caitanya Mahāprabhu, this is one of the brilliant examples of opulence, that He renounced His so happy family life, not disturbing life, and very, at a very young age, when everyone is after enjoying family life. So is it not a great opulence? Very great opulence. Young man, having good mother, good wife, good home, good reputation, good following, good parentage, beauty—everything—but He renounced. That is the greatest opulence. He renounced everything for Kṛṣṇa. That is the greatest opulence of Caitanya Mahāprabhu. Similarly, if we can follow His footprints. Not that we have to give up everything, but give up everything for Kṛṣṇa. That is very nice.