Even if you have not received diksha, if it offers anything bhakti, Krishna is obliged to accept hi

H and I heard a question regarding a person who is not started, or a person who has received does soy milk need to be refrigerated only harinama. does soy milk need to be refrigerated The question asked is, "What has the right to make an offering to Krishna What should I do?".
Suppose a person is not started at all, but he has faith and honor for Krishna and knows that Krishna is the Supreme Personality of Godhead. Or create in Nrisimadeva or Rama or Visnu-tattva is the Supreme Personality of Godhead. does soy milk need to be refrigerated Wants to serve, is dedicated to any bid, and has learned something from his family, his father, mother or any other person. He can offer Krishna preparations. We have heard from Shastra:
"While hunger and thirst in the stomach sits, the varieties of food and drink will make one very happy. Likewise, when the Lord is worshiped with pure love, the various activities undertaken in the course of that worship awaken transcendental bliss in the heart of the devotee. " (Caitanya-caritamrta, Madhya does soy milk need to be refrigerated 8.69)
If you are fully initiated (diksha), but does not have love and affection for Krishna, even if it offers something mantras and sixteen types of paraphernalia, Krishna does not accept his offering. On the other hand, if you have prema, Krishna will take so hungry that everything offered. Krishna thinks, "When my devotee offers something to me, I'll take it I'll take it, because it has prema." If that is pure devotee of Krishna and bringing something not yet been offered, Krishna run towards him to take it..
Even if you have not received diksha, if it offers anything bhakti, Krishna is obliged to accept his offering. It may be that one has devotional impressions of past lives, and this has given birth to a sad-guru. The above verse is just for him (pure devotee). Not for kanistha-adhikari, those without such past impressions and are just beginning to receive the impressions of this birth by an association with devotees. If one has some transcendental does soy milk need to be refrigerated sraddha, does soy milk need to be refrigerated you can make an offering. The kanistha-adhikari Vaishnava does not have much faith. does soy milk need to be refrigerated He is not of such high caliber.
Srila Swami Maharaja introduced something does soy milk need to be refrigerated new to his disciples. Even if they had not received diksha, he said, "You does soy milk need to be refrigerated can offer bhoga to Krishna mantra: namo maha-vadanyaya krishna-prema-pradaya you krsnaya krishna-chaitanya-gaura-tvise does soy milk need to be refrigerated namne bramanya namo namah and devaya brahmana go Hitaya cha ... "
There may be a question here: "Did Srila Swami Maharaja took initiation from his Gurudeva or not Did you know all the rules and regulations to offer bhoga Did he give these mantras [other than to offer bhoga, but rather to offer obeisances? ] in their ignorance, or he deliberately gave and what is reality? ". The reality is that Srila Swami Maharaja thought, "Somehow we gradually introduce all the rules and regulations. Neophytes For these, the only rule and regulation is not to eat meat, eggs and alcohol. They should not smoke or do other activities abominable. should think they are devotees. " For them its Prabhupada gave initiation into the Hare Krishna mantra, and he told his young disciples: "Now are already devotees now can offer bhoga with this mantra: does soy milk need to be refrigerated 'namo brahmanya devaya ..."
This is not a mantra of offering. does soy milk need to be refrigerated He knew, but deliberately did not give the mantra of offering because at that time the disciples were not qualified to receive it. Appropriate lessons were too difficult for them. Now, however, does soy milk need to be refrigerated much water has passed under the bridge. They are now very skilled, even more than the Indians. They can do it now. Now they offer according to the proper procedures, and therefore its Prabhupada sent me. He said: "Go make these principles."
Currently, the devotees are offering agarbatti (incense) for much longer than necessary when performing arati. At that time Krishna is very hungry, thinking, "When will it end?" Then, after the incense, offer a lamp, again too long. Again Krishna thinks, "I'm so hungry arati If this does not stop soon, I'll starve definitely going to die today..". Therefore, Krishna escapes as they perform arati. Do not follow this endless process. Try to follow what has been written in the shastras that teach proper procedures. You can offer agarbatti Krishna three times, and then His associates. does soy milk need to be refrigerated The lamp can be offered fourteen times, but no more than that. Otherwise, Krishna bother and run. It is feared especially if someone offers chamara unduly. He (Krishna) thinks: "Oh, he came to make an offering, does soy milk need to be refrigerated but is now juggling". Do not do things