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'''Translation:''' Oh, [[Narada]], I don’t stay in Vaekuńt́ha, nor in the hearts of yogis; but I reside where my devotees sing.  
'''Translation:''' Oh, [[Narada]], I don’t stay in Vaekuńt́ha, nor in the hearts of yogis; but I reside where my devotees sing.  


In this verse is the mythological abode of Vishnu, but he says to Narada that he does not stay in that place, nor he stays in the hearts of the general spiritual practitioner, He shifts His abode, His nucleus, to that place where His devotees are singing the Lord's name, and doing their ''[[kiirtana]]''.
In this verse is the mythological abode of Vishnu, but he says to Narada that he does not stay in that place, nor he stays in the hearts of the general spiritual practitioner, He shifts His abode, His nucleus, to that place where His devotees are singing the Lord's name, and doing their ''[[kiirtana]]''. In such condition, Parama Purusa has no other alternative but to shift His nucleus to the spot where His devotees are singing.


In such condition, Parama Purusa has no other alternative but to shift His nucleus to the spot where His devotees are singing.
Then Anandamurti suggests to create a divine environment, not only on this small planet, but in the entire Cosmos.


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