Prabhupada once remarked, years later, that now that he had thousands of disciples he had many headaches, whereas in the beginning when he was alone with Krishna he was happy depending only on the Lord.  This was an unusual statement because Prabhupada usually expressed that he was more enthusiastic and hopeful with more men and money.  Nevertheless, he made the remark.  He was not disturbed or in anxiety being alone in the jungle (New York City) with scarce apparent hopes of starting his mission.  He maintained the six symptoms of surrender through шаранагати:   (1) Humility – (2) dedication of the self – (3) acceptance of the Lord as one’s only master – (4) the consciousness that “Krishna will surely protect me”  – (5) execution of only those acts favorable to pure devotion – and (6) renunciation of conduct averse to pure devotion.  And thus he was steady and peaceful in his outwardly unstable situation.  He was driven by his mission and would be active in pursuing the path to carrying it out, but he would not be unduly worried when immediate results did not appear.  Everything was in Krishna’s hands and Prabhupada was His surrendered instrument.