Junior Haridasa committed suicide

Expressions researched:
"Haridasa had committed suicide" |"Haridasa must have committed suicide" |"Junior Haridasa afterwards committed suicide" |"Junior Haridasa went to the confluence of the Ganges and Yamuna and committed suicide" |"Junior Haridasa, who committed suicide at Prayaga" |"Junior Haridasa’s suicide" |"Then he committed suicide" |"he went to Triveni and committed suicide" |"he went to Triveëé and committed suicide" |"one of the associates of Lord Caitanya committed suicide"

SB Preface and Introduction

Junior Haridāsa afterwards committed suicide due to being disassociated from the company of the Lord, and the news of suicide was duly related to the Lord. Even at that time the Lord was not forgetful of the offense, and He said that Haridāsa had rightly met with the proper punishment.

SB Introduction:

The Lord maintained that it is dangerous for a sannyāsī to be in intimate touch with worldly money-conscious men and with women. The Lord was an ideal sannyāsī. No woman could approach the Lord even to offer respects. Women's seats were accommodated far away from the Lord. As an ideal teacher and ācārya, He was very strict in the routine work of a sannyāsī. Apart from being a divine incarnation, the Lord was an ideal character as a human being. His behavior with other persons was also above suspicion. In His dealing as ācārya, He was harder than the thunderbolt and softer than the rose. One of His associates, Junior Haridāsa, committed a great mistake by lustfully glancing at a young woman. The Lord as Supersoul could detect this lust in the mind of Junior Haridāsa, who was at once banished from the Lord's association and was never accepted again, even though the Lord was implored to excuse Haridāsa for the mistake. Junior Haridāsa afterwards committed suicide due to being disassociated from the company of the Lord, and the news of suicide was duly related to the Lord. Even at that time the Lord was not forgetful of the offense, and He said that Haridāsa had rightly met with the proper punishment.