Póster Only Wish

This poster is nothing short of a miracle. I had received this stunning iconic image of Srila Prabhupada from Guru Das as part of his collection of photographs he took in the early years of the Hare Krishna movement. I had set it to be my desktop background, but thought, "It needs something..." so I brought it into Photoshop and thought "Srila Prabhupada is speaking on Srimad Bhagavatam, so I should include the cover of Srimad Bhagavatam from that time, which I happened to have on file. I had moved Srila Prabhupada's picture to the right, and placed the Bhagavatam's cover on the lower left, and was wondering what to do with the extra space, so I took help of my trusty friend The Golden Spiral, which I dropped in, and lo-and-behold it landed right where you see it now! Perfectly aligned is Srila Prabhupada's every posture, his eyes, lips, hand, back, feet, and the circle sweeps right along the edge of the lotus of Goloka Vrindavan depicted on the Bhagavatam cover! I was so astonished, that the verse from Guru-puja praising the Spiritual Master came to mind "My only wish is to have my consciousness purified by the words emanating from his lotus mouth." When I typed it in, it didn't quite fit, so I had put a line break in after the word My, and then I noticed how the letters on the right side of the text box spelled "Yesss." This was too perfect!!! I highlighted them with a box, and then when I wanted to post it here I thought, it shouldn't be just art, it needs to carry some meaning, some opportunity to actually associate with Srila Prabhupada, and what more perfect place than VaniPedia to connect to, which is the mapping of the complete teachings of His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. All proceeds from the sale of these posters will go to support the Vanipedia Project (http://www.vanipedia.org ) Please bring into your home, and gift to loved ones, and inspire us to experience the continuous perfection of Krishna Consciousness, as Srila Prabhupada gave us. in service, Rasikananda dasa http://www.cantthinksmall.com