Path (SB cantos 1 - 3)

Expressions researched:
"path" |"paths" |"pathway" |"pathways"

Notes from the compiler:

• VedaBase query: path or paths or pathway or pathways not "path of" not "paths of" not "path* of liberation" not "path* of self*" not "right path*"

SB Preface and Introduction

SB Introduction:

The Lord was then married with great pomp and gaiety, and at this time He began to preach the congregational chanting of the holy name of, the Lord at Navadvīpa. Some of the brāhmaṇas became envious of His popularity, and they put many hindrances on His path. They were so jealous that they finally took the matter before the Muslim magistrate at Navadvīpa. Bengal was then governed by Pathans, and the governor of the province was Nawab Hussain Shah. The Muslim magistrate of Navadvīpa took up the complaints of the brāhmaṇas seriously, and at first he warned the followers of Nimāi Paṇḍita not to chant loudly the name of Hari.