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On another morning walk Hṛdayānanda Goswami told Prabhupāda of the sannyāsīs’ discussions.

In the morning Prabhupāda would walk on the beach, and when he would return from his walk, he would sit Later he would walk around and around in his room, chanting.

The next morning Prabhupāda passed the old cottage on his walk. “So, how is the ghost?” he asked.

“We shall go for a walk at six-thirty,” Śrīla Prabhupāda said one morning.

Accompanying him on his morning walk, they asked many questions.

So Prabhupāda said, “We shall go out for a morning walk? Let us see how cold it is.” “We can walk in the hallway here.” It was expected that you would walk out of your room, the lights would go on, you would walk to the elevator So we were walking up and down the hall for our morning walk. It was a half-hour walk. Do you want to wait until after your walk, or should I go now?” He said, “No, I will walk.

“We will now have a program,” he said, “where we will walk on the beach, but we will only chant Hare If they wish to, they can walk with us.”

The devotees on the walk were particularly concerned with world problems, and they asked Prabhupāda how

Dawn arrived, and time for Prabhupāda’s morning walk. But having heard of the beauty of the grounds, he insisted on taking his usual morning walk.

Often during his morning walk Śrīla Prabhupāda would only chant Hare Kṛṣṇa, the universal language in Occasionally, on a walk Śrīla Prabhupāda would suddenly sit on a bench, and as many as fifteen disciples

Śrīla Prabhupāda liked to walk at this time of morning, and weather permitting, he would do so no matter Juhu Beach, however, was one of his favorite places to walk.

The next morning while Śrīla Prabhupāda was on his walk around the Māyāpur fields, the G.B.C. vice-chairman

Sometimes Prabhupāda would walk in Riverside Park. Sometimes he would walk from Dr.

When time came for Prabhupāda’s morning walk and rain was still pouring, he said, “So today I will take my walk by riding.”

Near the end of his walk, Prabhupāda spoke specifically of Paris.

Prabhupāda continued his walk through a neighborhood of automobile showrooms, hamburger luncheonettes

Just before the walk was over, he again asked Nityānanda, “What the oxen will do?”

The small one-story cottage was situated in a quiet suburb a short walk from the beach.

Prabhupāda, but Gaurasundara and Govinda dāsī didn’t want many devotees going with him on the morning walk One morning I was out for a walk by myself when I met Prabhupāda.

festival here was very well received and I was so much encouraged by the whole thing that I was able to walk