Our Beautiful Devotee Friends and Family


During Srila Gurudev's visit to the Seva Ashram in November, 2007 on his 23rd World Tour, he attracted so many beautiful devotees from all over the world. We feel extremely fortunate to have had their association and goodwill.
Here is a small sampling of pictures of those wonderful souls.
Photos courtesy of:B.C. Parvat Maharaj, Krishnapriya Didi, Maladhari Didi, Madhumita Devi Dasi, and Krishna Kanta Didi.
Bimala and Binoy Krishna   Jaya Gauranga and Narada
Srimati Bimala Didi and her newly initiated nephew Binoy Krishna who came from Brazil. Her mother, niece and now her nephew are disciples of Srila Gurudev Jaya Gauranga Prabhu and his son Narada.
Bonadevi and Madhurapriya Daru Brahma and Pusta Krishna
Bonadevi Didi from Hawaii and Madhurapriya Didi. Daru Brahma Didi and Pusta Krishna Prabhu, Srila Gurudev's personal physician.
Srimati Bhakti Lalita always giving nourishment. Diksavati Didi happily distributes our beautiful books.
Sita Nandita
Sita Kumari, daughter of Ramananda Prabhu and Nandarani Didi Nandita Devi Dasi, sister of Sruta Srava Prabhu and sister-in-law of Sanatani Didi.
Mathuranath Prabhu and family Nadia, Kisori, Tunga Prema, Alpona, and Nalina Sundari
Visiting from our Sri Chaitanya Saraswat Ashram in Eugene, Oregon: Sundar Syam Prabhu, Mathuranth Prabhu, Krsnangini Didi and Vinodini Devi Dasi. Nadia Devi Dasi from Santa Cruz, Kisori Didi from Utah, Tunga Prema Didi from Arizona, Alpona Bannerjee fom San Jose, and Nalina Sundari Devi Dasi currently living in San Jose Ladies Ashram.
Keli and Annapurna Sanatani and Jivana
From Eugene, Krishna Kadambini Devi Dasi and Annapurna Devi Dasi from Soquel. Pillars of our communities both here in Soquel and San Jose, Srimati Sanatani Didi and Srimati Jivana Didi.
Advaita Charan Kesavananda
Dr. Advaita Charan Prabhu from Texas. Kesavananda Prabhu from Utah.
Krishnapriyas Jayasri and Tanusri
Krishnapriya Devi Dasi times 3 Jaya Sri and her daughter Tanu Sri visiting from Italy.
Madhumita and her mom Sarva Bhavana and Jaganath Swami
Madhumita and her mother. Prabhus Sarva Bhavana and Jaganath Swami.
Darani Suta and Dhanistha Rasaraj and Rasangi
Former childhood Seva Ashram residents, Dharani Suta Devi Dasi and Dhanistha Devi Dasi. Rasangi Didi, who made her famous soup for Srila Gurudev every day during his visit, here with her son Rasaraj Prabhu.
Ramachandra and Maladhari Sureshvari, Sage and Adisvara
Ramachandra Prabhu and his mother Maladhari Didi visiting from Portland, Oregon. The backbone of the Soquel kitchen, Srimati Sureshvari Didi with her grandaughter Sage and daughter, Adisvara.
Shatrughna, Sudarshan, Dhruva and Sadhupriya Sunanda, Sri Lekha and Laxmipriya
Prabhus Shatrughna, Sudarshan, Dhruva and Sadhupriya. Srimatis Sunanda, Sri Lekha and Laxmipriya.
Devotees from Ecuador Manasa Krishna
Kalachand , Satyabhama∗, Vrnda∗, Tulsi∗, Dhruva, Harijan∗ and Janavi.
∗Devotees from Ecuador now living in Ohio. 		Manasa Krishna Prabhu.
Maladhari and Jashomati Uma
Maladhari Didi and Jashomati Didi, just after setting out the lanterns outside Srila Gurudev's house for his pleasure.   Uma Didi sitting on the wall she built.
Krishna Kanta and Tanusri Sadhupriya and the pumpkins
From Italy Krishna Kanta Didi and Tanu Sri. Sadhupriya Prabhu graciously consented to sit for this picture.
Devaki and Sivani Vaidhei and her camera
Devaki, daughter of Sanatani Didi, and Sivani grandaughter of Krishnapriya Didi. Vaidehi becoming expert at filming these transcendental events.
Vrnda Yasoda
Vrnda Devi Dasi always helping wherever she is. Yasoda from Badger CA., helping with garlands.
Premananda and Krishnapriya Srilekha Sudarsan Kisori
Premananda Prabhu and Krishnapriya Devi Dasi on the day of their Gayatri initiation. Srilekha Didi, Sudarsan Prabhu and Kisori Didi.
Sita Damayanti and Vyas Vinodini
Children of Krishnapriya; Damayanti Devi Dasi with her daughter Sita and Vyasadev Prabhu. Kumari Vinodini, daughter of Rey Kisori Devi Dasi and Sudarsan Prabhu from Utah.
Sita Vidura and Annapurna
Sita Didi and her daughter Banavi. Vidura Krishna Prabhu and Annapurna in the kitchen.