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Pundrik Goswami (पुण्डरीक गोस्वामी)

Bhaktmal: Pundrik Goswami
Other Names - Shri Manmadhava Gaudeshwar Vaishnava Acharya Shri Pundrik Goswami Ji
Guru - Saint Shri Atul Krishna Goswami Ji Maharaj
Aradhya - Sri Krishna
Born - 20 July 1988
Place of Birth - Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh.
Marital Status - Married
Language - Hindi, Sanskrit, English
Grand Father - Saint Shri Atul Krishna Goswami Ji Maharaj
Father - Sribhuti Krishna Goswami
Mother - Sukriti Goswami
Wife - Renuka Pundrik Goswami
Organizations founded: Acharya of Sriman Madhva-Gaudeshwar Peetham
Famous - Vaishnava Santh, speaker and scholar of Vedic knowledge

Shri Manmadhav Gaudeshwar Vaishnav Acharya Shri Pundarik Goswami Ji is the grandson of the famous saint Shri Atul Krishna Goswami Ji Maharaj and the son of the famous Bhagwat speaker Shri Shribhuti Krishna Goswami Ji Maharaj. He is known as a Katha Vachak. Pundarik Goswami ji is famous for his spiritual discourses on Srimad Bhagavatam, Chaitanya Charitamrita, Ram Katha and Bhagavad Gita.

Pundarik Goswami started giving sermons on Geeta at the age of seven. His spiritual discourses are mostly about Krishna. He has been invited by various channels to speak on spirituality and religion. He runs the Gopal Club to spread Krishna consciousness. Pundarik Goswami is from the family of Sri Gopala Bhatta Goswami (one of the famous six Goswamis of Vrindavan, who were inspired and initiated by Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu himself), who established the Radha Ramana Temple in Vrindavan in 1542 and within the temple complex. His tomb is also present. Maharaj Shri is the 38th Acharya of the Gaudiya tradition.

Shri Pundarik Goswami is a social worker and has been actively involved in various social works. He has led several medical camps, provided free medical care to the needy, and has also been involved in providing free education to underprivileged children. Through his work, Sri Pundarik Goswami aims to help people grow and develop in all aspects of their

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