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- Radha Priya dd, Austin, TX, USA: Solace Within the Storm
- H.G. Sankarshan das Adhikari, USA: Thursday 1 April 2010-- Taste the Highest Bliss--and--The Purpose of Creation
- Japa Group: Please Join The Japa Group
- ISKCON News.com: American Muslims Increasingly Turn to Home Schooling
- ISKCON News.com: New Yoga CD Features Big Name Artists
- ISKCON News.com: Babies 'Cry in Mother's Tongue'
- ISKCON News.com: Iceland's Parliament Bans Strip Clubs
- ISKCON News.com: Billionaires Declare Meat War on Australian Building Site
- HH. Satsvarupa das Goswami: 'In France' from The Yellow Submarine
- ISKCON Melbourne, AU: Daily Class - Gangesvara Prabhu
- ISKCON Melbourne, AU: Jaya Radha Madhava - Gangesvara Prabhu
- Bharatavarsa.net: Bhakti Vikasa Swami: free sex and womens' lonely suffering
- Gaura Vani, USA: Rutgers University Loves Kirtan
- Kripamoya dasa, UK: GBC clarification statement
- Rupa Madhurya das, TX, USA: Lecture - Prahladananda Swami - SB 8.22.5
- Srila Prabhupada's Letters
- Srila Prabhupada's Letters
- Srila Prabhupada's Letters
- Srila Prabhupada's Letters
- Srila Prabhupada's Letters
- Kaunteya das, Mayapura: The Art of Talking Taking Help from Art
- Hanuman das, Croatia: Real reason for new age preaching
- Gaura Sakti das & Adi Radhika dd, New Vraja Dham, Hungary: We looked at books with Radha Gopal
- Japa Group: Proper Pronounciation Is Important
- Akrura das, Gita Coaching: FIVE LIFE LESSONS
- Namahatta.org: Wanted: Cultural Engineers
- Yoga of Ecology, Bhakta Chris, USA: The Green Bus Tour
- Dandavats.com: Thousands Witness Dhwaja Ceremony on Ramnavami at ISKCON Juhu
- Dandavats.com: Krishna Avanti Primary School Inspection report and Deputy Headteacher ad
- Dandavats.com: Holi Festival in Utah
- Dandavats.com: Krishnas share culture
- Dandavats.com: Cow the abandoned mother
- Kaunteya das, Mayapura: For lovers of mind mapping
- Gouranga TV: Gaura Purnima 2010 ecstatic kirtan in Villaggio Hare Krishna-Italy!!!!!! ( part 1)
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Radha Priya dd, Austin, TX, USA: Solace Within the Storm
Life in the material world is not easy to say the least. For the aspiring spiritualist it is especially difficult as our environment here is such where nearly every aspect of modern culture is encouraging us to engage in irreligious activities. Srila Prabhupada rightly declared the plight of a neophyte devotee (...)
H.G. Sankarshan das Adhikari, USA: Thursday 1 April 2010-- Taste the Highest Bliss--and--The Purpose of Creation
You are not meant to suffer. So there's no need to suffer a moment longer in this material existence. All you have to do is fix yourself solidly in Krishna consciousness seeing everything as His arrangement and offering everything to Him in all times, places, and circumstances. Why be miserable when you can taste unlimited bliss at every minute? This...
Japa Group: Please Join The Japa Group
Please share your realisations with other devotees from around the world...simply send me an introduction email and I will be happy to make you a member:
rasa108@gmail.com
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Rasa Rasika dasa
ISKCON News.com: American Muslims Increasingly Turn to Home Schooling
On a chilly afternoon in western Loudoun County in Washington State, a group of children used tweezers to extract rodent bones from a regurgitated owl pellet. A boy built a Lego launcher. A girl practiced her penmanship. On the wall, placards read, "I fast in Ramadan," "I pay zakat" and "I will go on hajj."
ISKCON News.com: New Yoga CD Features Big Name Artists
Of the nearly 16 million people practicing yoga in America more than a few of them happen to be music superstars whose work has been collected onto a new CD, Yoga Revolution, released to stores and online retailers March 30th (Time Life).
ISKCON News.com: Babies 'Cry in Mother's Tongue'
ISKCON News.com: Iceland's Parliament Bans Strip Clubs
ISKCON News.com: Billionaires Declare Meat War on Australian Building Site
HH. Satsvarupa das Goswami: 'In France' from The Yellow Submarine
This picture was taken in the summer of 1974 in France. The devotee dressed in white on the far left is Bhagavan das, who was GBC in charge of France. The man on the far right is a real-estate agent. Bhagavan had taken Prabhupada on a drive from Paris to the country side, to look at the castle for possible purchase and use as a temple. Prabhupada (with a bouquet of pink roses in his hand) is looking up admiringly at the architecture of the building. He has a pleased expression on his face as if thinking, “this would make a nice residence for Radha Krishna and Their devotees.” This was a period when Bhagavan was buying up mansions and castles in different European countries. Some of them turned out to be “white elephants”, too expensive to maintain, and not enough devotees to live in them. Others, like Radhadesh in Belgium turned out to be successes and are thriving communities even today.
Once when being driven through Paris, Prabhupada noted the great museum Le Louvre and said, “It’s perfection would be to be used as a temple for Krishna.” He always looked at beautiful buildings with that in mind. Sometimes he asked the owners to give us the building free because we were using it for such an important purpose. Only George Harrison responded by donating the handsome Bhaktivedanta Manor as a gift. Prabhupada inherited the legacy of “yukta-vairagya” or using material things in Krishna’s service as a form of higher renunciation, from his spiritual master Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati, and from Srila Rupa Goswami. A Vaisnava can use splendid buildings, opulent vehicles and so on as long as he does not use them for his own sense gratification but for the service and glorification of the Supreme Lord. Srila Prabhupada was prepared to utilize the riches of the whole world in that spirit, as long as he did not create too much anxiety.
ISKCON Melbourne, AU: Jaya Radha Madhava - Gangesvara Prabhu
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Bharatavarsa.net: Bhakti Vikasa Swami: free sex and womens' lonely suffering
...if young boys and young girls mix freely and have sex, and as soon as she is pregnant, you go away, let her suffer, no responsibility. The poor girl, long before, father, mother divorce--no protector. And as soon as she selects somebody husband, and as soon as pregnancy, he goes away. And old age--there is no family, no son. Ninety-nine percent the woman class live like that. How hopelessly the old ladies are sitting down--only one cat, one dog, one television.
>>> Ref. VedaBase => Room Conversation -- January 26, 1977, Puri
Gaura Vani, USA: Rutgers University Loves Kirtan
Last week was our second visit to Rutgers University. We were invited by Aksh Sharma, one of the facilitators of the Bhakti Club, and a good friend of ours. Over 220 students filled a large hall as Gaura Vani, The Mayapuris and Acyuta Gopi started the night with stories of the Ramayan and beautiful chants.
Towards the end of the evening Gaura Vani invited Gopika, a student from Rutgers and a facilitator of the Bhakti Club, to sing Hare Krishna while the Mayapuris got the crowd off their feet and dancing. What ensued can be described with a thousand words, or this one short video.
We are all excited to be going back to Rutgers University in October of this year. The student newspaper, The Daily Targum, also covered the night with an article posted here.
EXCERPT FROM ARTICLE
Students were able to tour the world through meditation and cultural celebrations on campus at the Busch Campus Center with the help of the University’s Bhatki Yoga Club.
More than 220 people experienced a night dedicated to musical meditation, cultural singing and dancing Thursday, as they listened to world-famous, Indian-style kirtan bands As Kindred Spirits and Mayapuris while performing Bhakti yoga.
“Kirtan is the sound of the soul singing. Its purpose is to reunite with the divine through the medium of mantra or sacred sounds and to clean the heart to reawaken our true identity. It helps us realize who we are really,” said Gaura Vani, leader of As Kindred Spirits.
Yoga in the western world is known typically as a physical workout leading to flexibility and muscle tone. But Bhakti yoga achieves a higher-level, inner awareness connection through the tradition of singing sacred sounds known as kirtan, according to the club’s Web site. READ MORE…
Recordings from the night coming soon…
Kripamoya dasa, UK: GBC clarification statement
By happy coincidence, my theme of spiritual movements, self-absorbed leaders, reluctant leaders and would-be leaders continues today with this piece sent out by ISKCON’s governing body. The GBC has rightly seen fit to clarify its position with regards to repeated statements made by Srila Bhaktivedanta Narayana Maharaja of the Gaudiya Vedanta Samiti.
I recommend all my regular readers to download the document and give it their attention for a few minutes, then pass it on to anyone who may be interested in such matters.
You can read it here
Rupa Madhurya das, TX, USA: Lecture - Prahladananda Swami - SB 8.22.5
Lecture - Prahladananda Swami - SB 8.22.5
Lecture - Prahladananda Swami - SB 8.22.5Lecture on Srimad Bhagavatam, Canto 8, Chapter 22, Text 2 by Prahladananda Swami.
Dallas, TX
2009-12-04TRANSLATION
Since Your Lordship is indirectly the greatest well-wisher of us demons, You act for our best welfare by posing as if our enemy. Because demons like us always aspire for a position of false prestige, by chastising us You give us the eyes by which to see the right path.
Bali Mahārāja said: O best Personality of Godhead, most worshipable for all the demigods, if You think that my promise has become false, I shall certainly rectify matters to make it truthful. I cannot allow my promise to be false. Please, therefore, place Your third lotus footstep on my head.
Bali Mahārāja dijo: ¡Oh, Personalidad de Dios, que eres el mejor, el más digno de la adoración de los semidioses!, si Tú crees que mi promesa era falsa, ciertamente yo me encargaré de que se cumpla. No puedo consentirme una promesa en falso. Así pues, por favor, pon Tu tercer paso de loto sobre mi cabeza.
PURPORT
Bali Mahārāja considered the Supreme Personality of Godhead a better friend to the demons than to the demigods. In the material world, the more one gets material possessions, the more he becomes blind to spiritual life. The demigods are devotees of the Lord for the sake of material possessions, but although the demons apparently do not have the Supreme Personality of Godhead on their side, He always acts as their well-wisher by depriving them of their positions of false prestige. By false prestige one is misguided, so the Supreme Lord takes away their position of false prestige as a special favor.
PURPORT
Bali Mahārāja could understand the pretense of Lord Vāmanadeva, who had taken the side of the demigods and come before him as a beggar. Although the Lord's purpose was to cheat him, Bali Mahārāja took pleasure in understanding how the Lord will cheat His devotee to glorify the devotee's position. It is said that God is good, and this is a fact. Whether He cheats or rewards, He is always good. Bali Mahārāja therefore addressed Him as Uttamaśloka. "Your Lordship," he said, "You are always praised with the best of selected verses. On behalf of the demigods, You disguised Yourself to cheat me, saying that You wanted only three paces of land, but later You expanded Your body to such an extent that with two footsteps You covered the entire universe. Because You were working on behalf of Your devotees, You do not regard this as cheating. Never mind. I cannot be considered a devotee. Nonetheless, because although You are the husband of the goddess of fortune You have come to me to beg, I must satisfy You to the best of my ability. So please do not think that I wanted to cheat You; I must fulfill my promise. I still have my body. When I place my body for Your satisfaction, please put Your third step on my head." Since the Lord had covered the entire universe with two steps, one might ask how Bali Mahārāja's head could be sufficient for His third step? Bali Mahārāja, however, thought that the possessor of wealth must be greater than the possession. Therefore although the Lord had taken all his possessions, the head of Bali Mahārāja, the possessor, would provide adequate place for the Lord's third step.
PURPORT
Bali Mahārāja había comprendido el ardid del Señor Vāmanadeva, quien, para favorecer a los semidioses, Se presentó ante él como un mendigo. Aunque el Señor tenía intención de engañarle, Bali Mahārāja se sintió complacido, pues comprendía que, con ese engaño, el Señor enaltecía la posición de Su devoto. Suele decirse que Dios es bueno, y ésa es la realidad. Tanto si engaña como si recompensa, Él siempre es bueno. Por esa razón, Bali Mahārāja se dirigió a Él con el nombre de Uttamaśloka, diciendo: «Tu Señoría siempre es alabado con los versos más selectos y escogidos. Para ayudar a los semidioses y engañarme a mí, Te disfrazaste y me dijiste que sólo querías tres pasos de tierra, pero después expandiste Tu cuerpo de tal forma que, con sólo dos pasos, cubriste todo el universo. Como actuabas en favor de Tus devotos, no lo consideraste un engaño. Pero no importa. ¿Quién puede considerarme a mí devoto? Aun así, Tú has venido a pedirme limosna y, aunque seas el esposo de la diosa de la fortuna, debo satisfacerte en todo cuanto me sea posible. Así que, por favor, no pienses que he querido engañarte; tengo que cumplir mi promesa. Todavía me queda una cosa: mi cuerpo. Te has llevado mis riquezas, pero aún tengo el cuerpo. Lo pongo a Tu disposición; por favor, da Tu tercer paso sobre mi cabeza». El Señor había cubierto el universo entero con sólo dos pasos, de modo que podríamos dudar de que la cabeza de Bali Mahārāja fuese suficiente para Su tercer paso. Bali Mahārāja, sin embargo, pensó que el poseedor de la riqueza debe ser más grande que lo poseído y que, aunque el Señor le hubiera quitado ya todas sus posesiones, su cabeza sería un lugar adecuado para Su tercer paso.
2009-12-04 - Prahladananda Swami - SB 8.22.5
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Srila Prabhupada's Letters
1966 March 31:
"Ekadasi. Landlord repaired the window according to his liking. It is not approved by me. The door is still insecure. Thirty days notice served to landlord. Two persons came today to meet me. Registered letter sent, expenditure registration .80."
Prabhupada Journal :: 1966
Srila Prabhupada's Letters
1971 March 31: "My Dear Dayalaji Birla, my attempt to exhibit the Krishna Consciousness Movement to the Bombay public is still going on at the Cross Maidan, and it has become very successful. Similar attempts will be made in Calcutta and Delhi. I am therefore opening a fund and I hope you will kindly contribute so that your example may be followed by other rich men in India."
Prabhupada Letters :: 1971
1973 March 31: "You have begged for my blessings and I give them to you because you are my spiritual son but you have committed a very grave error. I am depending on you leaders for the future of our Society. This is causing me heartache and worry how things will go on. What can I do? I have given you all instructions."
Prabhupada Letters :: 1973
1973 March 31: "Now you are supposed to be a responsible devotee, and this situation must be rectified, it is bad example for others. From now on follow the regulated restrictions strictly and refrain from any sex life at all, that can be your austerity. Now take up your activities with determination and seriousness."
Prabhupada Letters :: 1973
1973 March 31: "There is no need of adding further Deities. Once installed it cannot be changed. Do not make it childish, too much addition of Deities will encumber us. There is no need to consult with me for these installations, the local president can decide whether the circumstances are opportune."
Prabhupada Letters :: 1973
Kaunteya das, Mayapura: The Art of Talking Taking Help from Art
It seems that the Catholic leadership isn't too happy with the quality of the homilies (lectures, sermons) being offered in their churches.
Bishop Mariano Crociata, Secretary General of the Italian Bishops' Conference, recently created a stir by criticizing the shoddy quality of many Sunday sermons. "Speaking at a conference . . . he called many of the homilies given from the pulpit every Sunday insipid 'mush,' almost an 'inedible dish,' and in any case 'hardly nourishing.'"But there is help at hand in their rich artistic tradition, explains Sergio Magister in his article "How to Paint a Homily by the Rules of Art."As cardinal, Joseph Ratzinger quipped: "The miracle of the Church is that it survives millions of terrible homilies every Sunday."As pope, Ratzinger, "has made it abundantly clear that he thinks one of the primary duties of the Church is to elevate the quality of the homilies." And "there is one particular way to follow up on this intention of Benedict XVI. And it is the way of sacred art. Fortified by the art that adorns countless churches all over the world, homilies could be a better introduction to the sacred mysteries than words alone."The article introduces "three splendid volumes" by Timothy Verdon - art historian, priest and professor at Stanford University - in which he comments on scriptural texts "using masterpieces of Christian art chosen in conjunction with the Gospel of the day."Here you can find an extract from the presentation of the latest volume, "The artistic road to the sacred mysteries" by Prof. Massimo Naro:A few excerpts (I assume your "automatic translation" with Bhagavata tradition, narrations and imagery):"Reading the account of the creation of the world and of man in Genesis, or evoking the lives of the patriarchs of Israel, or narrating the miracles performed by Jesus and proclaiming the memory of his Passover in a church, for example, like the cathedral of Monreale, the inside of which is completely covered with mosaics illustrating the Bible, means precisely encountering a grandiose commentary on the 'stories of God,' which envelops the believer from every side, as he is present there to listen to but also look at the gospel proclamation.""Christian art has been for centuries . . . an integral factor of ecclesial tradition and Christian life.""In reality, the art that deals with the self-revelation of God is a sort of spiritual exegesis, capable of making us see the Lord, and even more, of making us see ourselves with the Lord, next to him."----------------------------------------------------------------------------I find the idea of using art as a support for lecturing excellent and extremely relevant, especially for ISKCON because, 1. We lecture a lot; 2. Srila Prabhupada empathically established a lively artistic tradition.I humbly dedicate this entry to Gopal Bhatta Prabhu, modern-day ISKCON Maecenas, lover and patron of the Vaisnava Arts.
Hanuman das, Croatia: Real reason for new age preaching
You are my dearest friends. You may fall into difficulty, you may gain temporary honor from the public, or temporary become the object of their blasphemy, which you find unpleasant and intolerable and thus desire to give up path of satisfying Bhagavan's senses to engage in satisfying those of public and of oneself - but I will not allow this to happen to you. (Sri Bhakti-siddhanta Vaibhava, pg 410)
Gaura Sakti das & Adi Radhika dd, New Vraja Dham, Hungary: We looked at books with Radha Gopal
HOooop, one morning Puspa came with Radha Gopal in her arms
Hladini very much likes guests, immediately she showed them her rabbit, monkey and we all looked at her favorite book with sounds of rain forest animals.
Japa Group: Proper Pronounciation Is Important
Today I read that we should pronounce the word "Rama" as it is spelt and not "Ram". This got me thinking about how important it is to clearly repeat the words of the Hare Krsna mantra. Then I started to chant Rama properly and it had the effect of making me concentrate alot more on the sound and I could really relish the Holy names and absorb myself more and more.
Please try this, to pronounce each word very carefully and to hear with great concentration.
Akrura das, Gita Coaching: FIVE LIFE LESSONS
By Sacinandana Swami
Lesson 1: Regenerate regularly — physically, mentally and spiritually. Live in sattva.
Lesson 2: Discover and execute your unique mission and purpose. Live your dharma.
Lesson 3: Always remain connected with your deepest self, the soul. Live in the atma.
Lesson 4: Listen to your conscience and correct mistakes. Stay with the higher connection, guided by the Paramatma.
Lesson 5: Develop your love for God. Live in bhakti.
Namahatta.org: Wanted: Cultural Engineers
-kaunteya das
I am preparing for a four-day course that I will present in May, in ISKCON Juhu, Mumbai, to the Western India participants of the ISKCON LEADS trainings - some 40 devotees from various temples. The title of the workshop is "Building Vibrant Vaisnava Communities" and I will be teaching it with my "co-Minister of the ISKCON Congregational Development Ministry" hat on.
Yoga of Ecology, Bhakta Chris, USA: The Green Bus Tour
For more and to help out, click here for the Green Bus Tour website
This summer a group of visionary musicians & artists, social entrepreneurs, yogis & healers, and health & sustainability educators will set off on a tour to inspire and empower the nation.
Traveling in two school buses converted to run on recycled waste vegetable oil and solar panels, the tour will reach millions of people through concerts & festivals, community projects and workshops, theater, daily video blogs and a reality series.
At each stop, the Green Bus Tour will collaborate with local visionaries, leading thinkers, artists, students and special guests to create live events and community-building projects.
"Today's challenges are simply opportunities to create a healthier way of life. By re-envisioning our relationships with each other and the environment, we can work together to create a culture of abundance, motivated by love instead of fear." - Charlie Gonzalez, co-founder of Green Bus Tour
Together, Green Bus Tour and local communities will embrace new ways to lead active, integrated, thriving lives: through conscious music and art, ecology & energy savings, healthy economics, and beneficial technologies & ancient wellness practices.
Dandavats.com: Thousands Witness Dhwaja Ceremony on Ramnavami at ISKCON Juhu
By Parijata devi dasi
On 24 March 2010, devotees and well-wishers at ISKCON Juhu celebrated Ramnavami. The appearance of Lord Rama is celebrated as Ramnavmi. Ramnavmi falls on the ninth day of waxing fortnight of the month of Chaitra.
Dandavats.com: Krishna Avanti Primary School Inspection report and Deputy Headteacher ad
Katie Pipkin: We are looking for someone who:Will provide strong leadership and management in all aspects of the school's work and be able to lead by example. Is an outstanding classroom practitioner with early years' experience. Will be committed to working in partnership with a range of professionals locally, nationally and globally to make a difference to ALL children, through an understanding of partnership, sharing, respect, care and recognising the divinity in all
Dandavats.com: Holi Festival in Utah
By Caru Das
News Coverage, Blogs, Videos about the Holi festival in Utah's Sri Sri Radha Krishna Temple
Dandavats.com: Krishnas share culture
Kadi Calloway, Alligator: A live band sings along with mridangas, the drums of India, Monday afternoon. The performance is part of the Festival of India, a presentation of the culture and history of Vedic India, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Dandavats.com: Cow the abandoned mother
Ajay kumar: Video about "Cow, the abandoned mother" a film on cows of powai
http://blog.iqmatrix.com/mind-map-image-gallery
Posted with the esteemed Temple President of ISKCON Melbourne in mind...
Gouranga TV: Gaura Purnima 2010 ecstatic kirtan in Villaggio Hare Krishna-Italy!!!!!! ( part 1)
Gaura Purnima 2010 ecstatic kirtan in Villaggio Hare Krishna-Italy!!!!!! ( part 1)
Gaura Purnima 2010 ecstatic kirtan in Villaggio Hare Krishna-Italy!!!!!! ( part 1)
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