HG Satyasena prabhu ACBSP left the mortal world yesterday evening in Belgaum (India). By Krishna’s mercy, just before leaving the body, he was in the temple – all good, chanting, listening class and all of a sudden he left!
He left his body in Uttarayan (Makar Sankranti was just the day before yesterday) in the temple – while chanting, listening katha in the association of devotees, his family was there, HH Bhakti RasamritaSwami was also there – so surely he has gone back to his eternal service for his beloved Lord in Goloka Vrindavan.
We request all the devotees to please offer prayers, extra chanting for that great soul who gave all of us so much fatherly love for so many years and inspired all of us all the time.
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With deep regret, we inform you about the glorious departure of HG Satyasen Prabhu last evening in India. He left his body in very auspicious circumstances. He was in temple chanting and listening to a class and all of a sudden just quit his body hearing the holy names of Lord Krsna. He left his body in Uttarayana while he was hearing Krsna Katha in the association of devotees including HH Rasamrita Swami Maharaj. He has returned back to Goloka Vrindavan to be in the eternal service of Their Lordships Sri Sri Radha Gopinath.
HG Satyasen Prabhu has been a dedicated servant of Their Lordships Sri Sri Radha Gopinath for close to 4 decades. He has always been a fatherly figure for so many devotees in our community. He led a very exemplary and successful Krsna Conscious life engaging his entire family of devotees in the service of Their Lordships and Their devotees for so many years. Prabhu is known in our community for his humility, dedication, cooking, dancing and his exemplary Vaisnava qualities.
This is a huge loss for our community. We request all the devotees to offer prayers to Their Lordships for Prabhu. We have arranged for all the arati and offering today to be done in HG Satyasen Prabhu’s name. We request everyone to join us this evening for a kirtan program from 7 pm to 9.30 pm dedicated to Prabhu.