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Conversations by Date, 1976

His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada

760115R1-MAYAPUR - January 15, 1976 - 1.08 Minutes

Prabhupāda: So, of course, those days also not costly, 1945. I was paying only 200 rupees. Now you cannot get one room. So because it was famous, that ghost-hauntly house, nobody was taking it. So I took it. (laughs) I don’t care for ghost. Actually there was ghost. And all the servants, they said: "Bābājī, therefore retire." They met. But I was chanting. (break) (man heard in another room ringing bell and chanting mantras) He is going to chant?

Bhavānanda: I think he washed his hands. This is his father here. (break) (end)

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	Prabhupāda: So, of course, those days also not costly, 1945. I was paying only 200 rupees. Now you cannot get one room. So because it was famous, that ghost-hauntly house, nobody was taking it. So I took it. (laughs) I don’t care for ghost. Actually there was ghost. And all the servants, they said: "Bābājī, therefore retire." They met. But I was chanting. (break) (man heard in another room ringing bell and chanting ''mantras'') He is going to chant?		'''Prabhupāda:''' So, of course, those days also not costly, 1945. I was paying only 200 rupees. Now you cannot get one room. So because it was famous, that ghost-hauntly house, nobody was taking it. So I took it. (laughs) I don’t care for ghost. Actually there was ghost. And all the servants, they said: "Bābājī, therefore retire." They met. But I was chanting. (break) (man heard in another room ringing bell and chanting ''mantras'') He is going to chant?

	Bhavānanda: I think he washed his hands. This is his father here. (break) (end)		Bhavānanda: I think he washed his hands. This is his father here. (break) (end)