670927 - Letter to Devananda written from Delhi
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A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami
P.O.Box No. 1846 Delhi-6
September 27, 1967
My Dear Devananda, Please accept my blessings, Your nice letter with deep regard for Guru is quite appropriate. Guru and Krishna are two parallel lines on which the spiritual express runs very smoothly. In the Chaitanya Charitamrita it is said "Guru Krishna prasade payae bhakti lata vija." By the Grace of Guru one gets Krishna and by the Grace of Krishna one gets a bonafide Guru. Therefore Krishna consciousness means staunch faith both in Guru and Krishna. One minus the other is no good for the devotee. So your faith in the principles of devotion to Guru will certainly help you more and more Krishna. Do not ever try to approach Krishna directly. Anyone who [handwritten] talks of Krishna without [handwritten] service to Guru, will not be successful. So your faith in Guru and Krishna simultaneously will help you to become crowned with success in the progressive march in Krishna consciousness. Do not be worried be situated in the present aptitude and everything will be clear.
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