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Camp: Panca-Tattva Mandir, ISKCON Bogota, Colombia, South America, Bharat.

 

> > Siksa means learning. diksa, or initiation, means the beginning of

> > spiritual realization. So every disciple must make his own spiritual

> > progress positively and help others to do so.

>

> Dear Jayapataka Swami, PAMHO AGTSP

>

> Is it that if a devotee dies without being initiated he doesn't get

> liberation no matter what?

> I've heard that unless one gets diksa he can't go to Krsna, but Krsna says

> whoever dies remembering Him, goes to Him. Could you please explain?

>

> Your servant

> Fernando Dias

 

Generally in order to be assured of getting back to Lord Sri Krishna one

needs to take initiation. However,the holy name and objects connected with

Lord Sri Krishna are so powerful that they can also deliver conditioned

souls as a special mercy. One should now avoid taking initiation if the

oppurtunity arises due to these other special cases. However, if one

somehow fails to get initiated in spite of ones desires and leaves the body

thinking of Lord Sri Krishna or being connected with the Lord's Holy Name,

Dhama, devotees, Ganges, etc. then one may also be delivered.

 

I hope this finds you blissful and healthy in Krishna consciousness.

 

Your well wisher,

Jayapataka Swami

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