Jahnudvipa

Process of Devotional Service: Vandanaṁ (Praying)

Devotee Who Attained Perfection Through This Process: Akrūra

By adopting only one of these nine principles, the following renowned devotees of the Lord were able to achieve the highest perfection: …. (3) By praying to the Lord, Akrūra attained the desired result.
(Śrī Īśopaniṣad 17)

Vandanam, those who are offering prayers, they are engaged in devotional service. Just like in Christian church or mosque, they have no Deity, but they offer prayer. That is devotional service.
(681230 – Lecture BG 03.18-30 – Los Angeles)

As Nityananda spoke, they went to Jannagara where they saw the enchanting hermitage of Jahnu Muni. Nityananda Prabhu explained, “This enchanting place named Jahnudvipa is known as Bhadravana. At this place, Jahnu Muni underwent penances and received darsana of the golden form of Gauranga.”
(Sri Navadvipa-Dhama-Mahatmya, Chapter 13)

North of Vidyanagara shines Jahnudvipa, where the hermitage of Jahnu Muni is visible to all. Here Jahnu Muni drank the Ganges, who then appeared as his daughter, Jahnavi. Kṛṣṇa’s devotee Bhisma learned bhāgavata-dharma here in the Muni’s asrama. By worshiping the Lord without duplicity. Jahnu Muni easily attained the lotus feet of Sri Caitanya. This Jahnudvipa is nondifferent from Bhadravana of Vraja.
(Sri Navadvipa Bhava-taranga)

Gopīnātha Siṁha, the thirty-eighth branch of the tree, was a faithful servant of Lord Caitanya Mahāprabhu. The Lord jokingly addressed him as Akrūra.
(CC Adi 10.76)

I pray that birth after birth I may be a clump of grass in the land of Jahnudvipa, which is worshiped even by the king of the demigods. That would be my joy.
(Sri Navadvipa Sataka by Srila Prabhodananda Sarasvati, Text 13)