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Harati means take away. He comes here just to give you benediction, to save you from all kinds of miseries. Therefore His name is Hari

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"Harati means take away. He comes here just to give you benediction, to save you from all kinds of miseries. Therefore His name is Hari"

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Srimad-Bhagavatam Lectures

Hari means "who takes away all your miserable condition." Hari, haran, harati. Harati means take away. He comes here just to give you benediction, to save you from all kinds of miseries. Therefore His name is Hari.

Kṛṣṇa comes down from there; therefore avatāra, "comes down." Therefore He's called avatāra. Or any Viṣṇu incarnation who comes down, They come down from the higher planetary system. Therefore it is called avatāra. Incarnation means avatāra: who comes down from higher position. Therefore, here it is said, kṛtāvatārasya hareḥ. Hareḥ, "of the Supreme Personality of Godhead." Hari, hari means "who takes away all your miserable condition." Hari, haran, harati. Harati means take away. He comes here just to give you benediction, to save you from all kinds of miseries. Therefore His name is Hari. Yasyāham anugṛhṇāmi . . . er, yasya aham anugṛhṇāmi, anugṛhṇāmi . . . I forget now. Kṛṣṇa says that "When I shows to somebody special favor, I take away all his possession." That is special favor.

Page Title:Harati means take away. He comes here just to give you benediction, to save you from all kinds of miseries. Therefore His name is Hari
Compiler:Soham
Created:2024-03-07, 17:40:28.000
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