You Are My Prabhu is about much more than whether devotees call one another “Prabhu” or “Mataji.” It is about how we see and honor one another as Vai??avas.

Srila Prabhupada taught his disciples to address one another as “Prabhu”—“master”—and used this address for both his sons and his daughters. Yet the heart of his instruction was never merely the title. It was the consciousness behind it: I am your servant; you are my master.

Through three carefully documented essays, this booklet brings together Srila Prabhupada’s own words, letters, conversations, and the remembrances of his early disciples. It examines the history of the word “Prabhu” in ISKCON, Srila Prabhupada’s use of it for his female disciples, and the mood of humility and mutual respect the address was intended to cultivate.

This is a little book with a very big invitation: Can we learn to truly see every devotee as a servant of K???a—and therefore as worthy of our respect and service?

That is the Vai??ava mentality Srila Prabhupada asked us to cultivate.

You Are My Prabhu

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