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What is gouranga?Gauranga originates from sanskrit, and it means "light/gold limbed". The starter of golden sankirtan movement in India was named Caitanya Mahaprabhu, and he was often named Gaura or Gauranga (He is considered a golden lila-avatara of Krishna). A spate of spam emails have also appeared, and are sometimes known simply as the Hare Krishna spam: gouranga - videoGouranga - what is it?It's a word used in Grand Theft Auto. When you run over a line of people all in a row, the word "Gouranga!" appears on the screen. What does "gouranga" mean?In Grand Theft Auto I, six Hare Krishna pedestrians roamed the streets chanting. If you killed all of them simultaneously you would get bonus points and the game would proclaim, "Gouranga!" Dude, get a Beast GTS, it makes it easier to get gouranga. Gouranga - what does it mean?The Hare Krishnas were wandering around the airport chanting "gouranga" repeatedly. Gouranga - meaningis a word that is used by Hare Crishna monks meaning be happy! EG 1. Gouranga - definitionA Hare Krishna word for happiness. May Gouranga follow you wherever you may go! Gouranga - slangA bonus word and sound that appeared in the original Grand Theft Auto, when you ran over a line of Hare Krishnas, and managed to kill them all. Apparently comes up when you kill a certain number of people in quick succession, but only every witnessed during the Hare Krishna massacre. Dude!! I just ran over all those Hare Krishnas and got a GOURANGA! GourangaGauranga (Gouranga) was a nickname of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, a monk in India who 500 years ago (sorta) founded the Hare Krishna sect. Call out Gouranga be happy!!! Gourangagouranga means golden limbs and refers to the last avartar of god who descended to earth 500 years ago. on the bridges the monks put this up they say it means be happy but the name itself is happiness. Gourangato feel happiness and berwilderment, to raise upwards motoring upon the tarmacadam of the northern part of the b.isles you raise your tired eyes, seeing gouranga your spirits raise as you look at the heavens, |
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