Just as Seeking All Manner of Help is Ram's Exclusive Prerogative, Getting Recognition is Hanuman's Alone

Baar Baar

Raghubir Sambhari

Harinama quipped in the middle, "yes and I added the part about the patties needing to taste like chicken". This incident made me sensitive to even super senior devotees needing left with (if) one thing: recognition for their contributions. 

(Stand and )Get Recognized
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I Painted the Palace of Gold

I claimed and sold the rights to claim.

I Saved Devotees

Got them out of Ukraine. Where is $

I Dealt with Kazakhstan

Helped the temple survive. Now I get $.

I Help Make Krishna's BTC

Now I can get recognized.

Yes - Maharaj's Ideas of Enabling Devotees Memorize Bhakti or Devotional Deeds Developed INDEPENDENTLY of the NFT industry.

The 2020 onwards craze was insinuated DIRECTLY as a response to Maharaj's BEX plans, featuring the BAJRANG COIN.

Does the Bajrang Coin Create NFTs?

In simple terms, YES. The original idea was to simply generate cryptographic signatures for unique bhakti deeds.

crediting devotees for divine contributions like painting the roof at the Palace of Gold.  Or fighting the commissioner in Mumbai.

then the NFT industry put the idea of selling these rights. 

Mint Bajrang NFTs

Project 1

My paintings. My Privilege. Extra cash.

Yeah I painted the famous-EST painting you see being used everywhere year after year in Krishna's calendars. I wish sometimes people knew it was I who pulled it out of my heart, as per guidance contained within Prabhupada's letters, even if I can assist with more paintings. 
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Project 2

I Gave Govinda's Precisely the Recipe Thats Selling Out Today

So yes - it was my idea basically to add five spoons of salt in every dish you will try at the sunday feast. But it tastes good and everyone is usually very hungry at the time of service. Regardless - this was my idea. Other places want to do just as well. I will use my NFT, which has enough proof identifying me as the unique ideator behind this. Indeed this is my recipe. Here it shows uploaded on a date earlier than it was uploaded on the temple site. I am planning to sell this credit to the highest bidder. If it doesnt sell, I can take this proof to my next place of employment!
 
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Project 3

I Tried Saving Everyone (including Devotees) in Ukraine

I dont want to talk about it. But I went through a lot - at times using my own money and resources to make the effort. I have uploaded photographic and video proof as part of my deed / NFT / cryptographic signature. There is nothing to sell here. I just want people to know what we went through.
 
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Osho and the Copyright Angel

Enlightenment Symphony

Once upon a time, in the ethereal realms of copyright chaos, Osho found himself entangled in a celestial dispute.

One day, Osho decided to release a meditation tape titled "Enlightenment Symphony." It promised to guide listeners through the cosmic frequencies of tranquility and bliss. However, as soon as it hit the divine shelves, another celestial being, a copyright angel, appeared in a puff of glittery clouds.

The angel, with a scroll in hand, sternly declared, "Hold it right there, Osho! You can't just meditate your way through my copyright on celestial harmony."

Osho, ever calm and collected, responded with a chuckle, "My dear copyright angel, enlightenment knows no ownership. It's like the wind, freely blowing through the universe. Besides, can you really claim rights to something as universal as meditation?"

The copyright angel pondered for a moment, then sighed, "You have a point, Osho. Meditation is, indeed, a cosmic collaboration. Let's call it a celestial co-production, and we'll share the credits."

And so, Osho's "Enlightenment Symphony" became a harmonious collaboration, proving that even in the cosmic realm, copyright disputes can be settled with a touch of humor and a sprinkle of universal wisdom.

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The Epicurean Upanishads

A Celestial Cookbook

In the celestial realms, Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu, and Lord Shiva decided to collaborate on a divine masterpiece—a celestial cookbook titled "The Epicurean Upanishads." Each contributed their unique recipes for cosmic delicacies.

However, trouble brewed when a mischievous deity, known as the Copyright Ganesha, appeared with a cease-and-desist scroll. He claimed exclusive rights to all recipes involving divine fruits, particularly his favorite, modak.

Ganesha, pointing at the cookbook, declared, "I'm the Lord of Beginnings and the Remover of Obstacles, but this cookbook is a hurdle in my copyright path! No divine delicacy without my permission!"

The cosmic courtroom was convened, with Lord Indra as the judge. After hearing arguments, Lord Shiva, in his infinite wisdom, proposed a compromise. "Let's create a divine food festival where all deities can showcase their culinary prowess. Ganesha can be the official taster and judge!"

Ganesha, pleased with the idea of tasting all the divine dishes, agreed, and the first-ever "Celestial Cook-Off" was held. The gods and goddesses competed with enthusiasm, and Ganesha, with a modak in hand, declared all the recipes divine and copyright-free.

And so, the "Epicurean Upanishads" became a celestial bestseller, proving that even in the heavens, copyright disputes can be resolved with a dash of creativity and a sprinkle of divine humor.