14 year old Russian Gurukula boy Nandakisor Dasa and senior adult devotee Vaninanth Dasa left their material bodies due to a car accident on 25th July 2019.

Dear Devotees just over a week ago 2 Russian devotees were killed in a car accident and 2 others seriously injured.

PHOTO - 14 year old Gurukula student Nandakisor Dasa who left his body due to the car accident.

From Moscow, written by Russian devotee Aniruddha Dasa GKG-

Please accept my humble obeisances. All glories to Srila Prabhupada.

On July 25th, 2019 two Russian devotees died in car accident. The departed devotees are Vaninanth Prabhu (brahmacari from Nizhniy Novgorod temple, disciple of Gopal Krishna Goswami) and Nandakisor (14 years old Gurukula student).

They were going to Sankirtan tour when their car was hit on the highway by a big truck.

There were two other devotees in the car – Adhoksaja Prabhu (sannyasa candidate and Sankirtana leader in Russian Golden Ring Region, disciple of Niranjana Swami) and Gauranga (another Gurukula student).

Adhoksaja Prabhu got a rib broken and his liver got hit badly. Gauranga broke an arm. The bodies of Vaninatha and Nandakisor Prabhus are going to be cremated in Moscow tomorrow (a few days ago).

Please pray for the well-being of the departed souls and speedy recovery of injured devotees.

Your servant, Aniruddh das GKG, From Moscow.

All our training is tested at the time of death.

But even then, because of sensual disturbances or mental illusions a broken material body may cause, interfering with our ability to remember Krishna, the Lord STILL protects His devotee.

Krishna is so kind that He WILL carry what we lack if we are doing everything we can to remember Him in our broken condition while leaving our troublesome material body.

Krishna promises this in Bhagavad Gita As It Is.

In the 9th chapter verse 22 is found the famous verse of how Krishna takes care of His devotees:

“But those who always worship Me with exclusive devotion, meditating on My transcendental form - to them I carry what they lack, and I preserve what they have.”