The devotees immediately reported their findings to the spiritual master, who, unable to restrain himself, cried out: Here they saw a huge cobra with a precious stone on its head, which seemed to be guarding an abandoned palace. And under a layer of earth, the students found fragments of walls with excellent finishes, columns, plates, sculptures. When the formalities were settled, and Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati became the rightful owner, he immediately sent several brahmachari students to this place and ordered them to dig there. This is useless land! There is nothing but the jungle! Let me better sell you a good plot where you can grow vegetables and rice!Д«ut Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati was adamant: The devotees met this man and asked them to sell them land. One of his students went to Navadvipa, and after working for some time in the archive, he established who owned this site. Once, Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Thakur, making parikrama along Navadvipa with his students (they were going from Bhaktivinoda Thakur's house to Devapalli), passed near this place.

After Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu left, the Ganges flooded these places, like many others related to the pastimes of the Lord.ДЄt the beginning of the last century, there was an impenetrable jungle where tigers lived.

Discovery HistoryДЇor a long time this place was unknown to people. In this place of the Lord one can ask that He deliver us from such base desires and grant us true wealth - love of God. We are all fascinated by the material world and strive for wealth, pleasures, communication with the opposite sex and glory.

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