His Holiness Jayapataka Maharaja Inaugurates the TOVP Daily Victory Flag Tradition

On April 16th, to begin the celebration of Jayapataka Maharaja’s auspicious 70th Vyasa Puja celebration, thousands of his disciples and well-wishers, gathering at the TOVP office, looked on as Maharaja officially inaugurated the TOVP Daily Victory Flag raising tradition. Due to Jayapataka Maharaja’s health issues he was unable to attend the Chakra installation ceremony in
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His Holiness Jayapataka Swami Vyasa Puja Offering

Below is the 2018 Vyasa Puja offering to His Divine Grace Srila Prabhupada by His Holiness Jayapataka Swami, which enshrines his profound dedication to our Founder-Acharya and to the fulfillment of his desire for the Temple of the Vedic planetarium. My Dear Spiritual Father, Please accept my respectful obeisances on the occasion of your Vyāsa-pūjā.
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TOVP Guru Parampara Brick Vyasa Puja 2018 Seva Opportunity

śrī-guru-caraṇa-padma kevala-bhakati-sadma bandon mui sāvadhāna mate jāhāra prasāde bhāi e bhava toriyā jāi kṛṣṇa-prāpti hoy jāhā ha’te “The lotus feet of our spiritual master are the only way by which we can attain pure devotional service. I bow to his lotus feet with great awe and reverence. By his grace one can cross the ocean
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“The Greatest Acharya Who Has Ever Existed”

The following is a 2017 Vyasa Puja offering to Srila Prabhupada by His Holiness B.B. Govinda Maharaja. It is highly inspiring and relevant to all ISKCON devotees because it further reveals to us who Srila Prabhupada is and the purpose of his mission in which we all are serving. It will also increase our understanding
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His Holiness Lokanath Swami Dedicates Vyasa Puja to TOVP

On the auspicious Sayana Ekadasi day of July 4th, over two thousand of His Holiness Lokanath Maharaja’s disciples and well-wishers celebrated his Vyasa Puja in Pandharpur, India, home of Sri Vithalnath Who on that same day observed His Darshan Day. Most significantly was the presence of Lord Nityananda’s Padukas and Lord Nrsimhadeva’s Sitari from Mayapur
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