Dina Haridas das
A disciple of Srila Bhakti Vijnana Goswami Maharaja. Author of “A Man Between Worlds” and “Reflection in the Water”. Lectures and reflections on the shastras, the heart and the way home.
A confession written not about oneself, but about the One who leads.

A Man Between Worlds
Confession of a soul that passed through darkness
This book is not born because I want to tell you about myself. My personality is only dust, a whirl of memories, a set of old scars and new hopes. If I could, I would erase my name from the cover and leave only the essence.
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Reflection in the Water
Govardhan, 2026
This is a book about love — and about how hard it is to see it when it is right beside you.
Read moreDo not become attached to the mirror that reflected the ray. Go to the Sun itself.Dina Haridas das · «A Man Between Worlds»
Recordings of classes from the Telegram group.
- Planetary Systems
The lecture explains the fourteen planetary systems as parts of the Virat Purusha and shows that the material universe is fully under the Lord’s control. It emphasizes that wealth, power, beauty, and even long life do not bring liberation; freedom comes only through bhakti and by giving up the illusion of independence.
- Do Not Measure the Ocean With Your Well — Part 2
The talk explains Haridas Thakur’s beating, rescue, and Sri Chaitanya’s revelation that the Lord Himself accepted the blows. The practical point is that the holy name is not an impersonal technique but Krishna as a living person, so it must be approached with humility, faith, and surrender.
- Three Forces of Creation
The lecture explains how Srimad-Bhagavatam describes creation through subtle and gross elements, the modes of nature, and governing powers, and how this relates to the biblical view of the world. The key conclusion is that matter, action, and knowledge become meaningful only in bhakti, when the center shifts from false ego to service to the Lord.
- Do Not Measure the Ocean with Your Well
The talk exposes the mistake of using the holy name as a tool for instant psychological relief and expecting God to deliver convenient results. Through the story of Haridas Thakur, it shows that real faith accepts Krishna’s independence, and that crisis reveals hidden ego and can move a person from calculation to humility.
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Lectures on the Srimad-Bhagavatam and Bhagavad-gita, talks about the book, programmes for communities and home circles — in person or online.
