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Here are the latest updates for   "Planet ISKCON" - 38 new articles H.G. Sankarshan das Adhikari, USA: Tuesday 1 February 2011--Be True to Your Guru. He's Saving You.--and--Stop My Personal Projects? Candidasa dasa, UK: Spiritual Recharge Festival 2009 Photos Japa Group: I Put My Heart Into The Syl­la­bles ISKCON Melbourne, AU: Daily Class - Prahladananda Swami ISKCON Melbourne, AU: Daily Class - Prahladananda Swami ISKCON Melbourne, AU: Today's Darsana Institute for Sustainable Society, NZ: Backyard Sufficiency Bharatavarsa.net: Bhakti Vikasa Swami: Where is money? Where is stool? David Haslam, UK: My monthly stressor H.H. Sivarama Swami H.H. Bhaktimarg Swami: Monday, January 31st, 2011 H.H. Bhaktimarg Swami: Sunday, January 30th, 2011 H.H. Bhaktimarg Swami: Saturday, January 29th, 2011 H.H. Bhaktimarg Swami: Friday, January 28th, 2011 Subhavilasa das ACBSP, Toronto, CA: Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu - Part 1 Yoga of Ecology, Bhakta Chris, USA: For Many Species, No Escape As Temperatures Rise Ananda Subramanian, Iowa, USA: Imitation meat and my 2 cents H.H. Sivarama Swami: Pictures from puja this morning Australian News: INVITATION TO AN EXTRAORDINARY EVENT H.H. Sivarama Swami: Danavira dasa asks whether residents of Vaikuntha can go to Goloka at will Matsyavatara das (ACBSP), Italy: Family Matters (Part Four) - By Matsya Avatara Dasa (Marco Ferrini) Australian News: Radhadesh Mellows continues (online video archives available) Dandavats.com: International Vaisnavi Retreat Dandavats.com: Bhakti Yoga From Beyond the Grave Dandavats.com: Paper on Bhagavad Gita for the independent study course “Vedas as Myth” in American University in Bulgaria Dandavats.com: Australians Ignite Kulimela Fuse Dandavats.com: Go bhaktas chant holy name in unison at “All India Goshala Conference Dandavats.com: Does faith need religious institution ? Dandavats.com: Meet the playgroup at Sri Mayapur International School Dandavats.com: A Comparison of the Doctrine of Sri Caitanya with those of Nimbarka and Vallabha - Rabin Bangoer H.H. Satsvarupa das Goswami: 207 Dandavats.com: Bhaktivedanta College Radhadesh Divine Names Retreat, April 22-28, 2011 Dandavats.com: New Kirtan CD by Red Rock Rishis “Rocks” Reviews Dandavats.com: ISKCON sets of books Dandavats.com: My Last Conversation with Aindra Prabhu H.H. Sivarama Swami: Morning puja video Gouranga TV: Dance – Bus Tour – Pushpanjali Japa Group: Japa Seminar Chandramauli Swami P8 More Recent Articles Search Planet ISKCON Prior Mailing Archive H.G. Sankarshan das Adhikari, USA: Tuesday 1 February 2011--Be True to Your Guru. He's Saving You.--and--Stop My Personal Projects? A daily broadcast of the Ultimate Self Realization Course(tm) Tuesday 1 February 2011 The Supreme Personality of Godhead, Lord Sri Krishna, and His eternal consort, Srimati Radharani are enjoying transcendental pastimes in the topmost planet of the spiritual world, Sri Goloka Vrindavan. They are beckoning us to rejoin them. Our Mission: To help everyone awaken their original Krishna consciousness, which is eternal, full of knowledge and full of bliss. Such a global awakening will, in one stroke, solve all the problems of the world society bringing in a new era of unprecedented peace and prosperity for all. May that day, which the world so desperately needs, come very soon. We request you to participate in this mission by reviving your dormant Krishna consciousness and assisting us in spreading this science all over the world. Dedicated with love to ISKCON Founder-Acharya: His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, our beloved spiritual master, and to you, our dear readers. Today's Thought: Be True to Your Guru. He's Saving You. Uploaded from Bhaktivedanta Ashram--Austin, Texas USA When after careful study of the revealed scriptures and due deliberation we accept someone as our spiritual master, we must be very careful to always faithfully follow his instructions because Krishna measures our devotion to Him by how much we are dedicated to our spiritual master. It is not that we simply use our spiritual master as a ladder to attain the transcendental platform and then after attaining it kick him away. No. We must always remain fully dedicated and surrendered to our spiritual master because it is by his mercy that we are being delivered from the vicious cycle of birth, death, old age, and disease. Even after going back to home, back to Godhead one still remains the eternal servant of his spiritual master. Sankarshan Das Adhikari Answers According to the Vedic Version: Question: Stop My Personal Projects? Is it necessary to leave one's studies or personal projects to be able to practice Krishna consciousness? What influence does it have if I have thoughts and desires for improvement in all areas and I offer them to Krishna--for example, to be well situated economically to provide well for a family and not live in misery? The other matter concerns the principles. If one is having difficulty fulfilling some principle, is this a fault that impedes chanting the Maha Mantra? It is supposed that the Maha Mantra is tremendous, so if we chant it we enter in contact with God and therefore we will have the best experiences of our life. L.W. Answer: Offer Them to Krishna One does not have to change one's position in society to become Krishna conscious. Whatever you are doing now, you simply do that for Krishna. That is Krishna consciousness. It is your duty to see that your family is comfortably taken care of. So you should be very responsible in this regard. The key is to remember that it is not your household. It is the property of Krishna. So now you should have a nice spiritual program with your family members in the morning and evening and work to maintain Krishna's household so that all the family members can peacefully practice Krishna consciousness and go back to home, back to Godhead. In Krishna consciousness we have four regulative principles: no illicit sex, no meat eating, no illicit sex, and no gambling. If you are not able to follow these principles strictly, it will be more difficult for you to absorb yourself in Krishna consciousness. Therefore we advise you to strictly follow these principles so that you can progress along the path of bhakti without any impediment. It is a fact that by chanting sincerely we will the experience the best of all possible lives. Sankarshan Das Adhikari Transcendental Resources: Receive the Special Blessings of Krishna Now you too can render the greatest service to the suffering humanity and attract the all-auspicious blessings of Lord Sri Krishna upon yourself and your family by assisting our mission. Lectures and Kirtans in Audio and Video: Link to High Definition Videos Link to Over 1,000 Lecture Audios Lecture-Travel Schedule for 2011 http://www.ultimateselfrealization.com/schedule Have Questions or Need Further Guidance? Check out the resources at: http://www.ultimateselfrealization.com or write Sankarshan Das Adhikari at: sda@backtohome.com Get your copy today of the world's greatest self-realization guide book, Bhagavad-gita As It Is available at: http://www.ultimateselfrealization.com/store Know someone who could benefit from this? Forward it to them. Searchable archives of all of course material: http://www.sda-archives.com Receive Thought for the Day as an RSS feed: http://www.backtohome.com/rss.htm Unsubscribe or change your email address Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/Daily_Thought Copyright 2005-2011 by Ultimate Self Realization.Com Distribution of this material is encouraged. Simply we request you to acknowledge where it is coming from with a link to our sign up page: http://www.backtohome.com Our records indicate that at requested to be enrolled to receive e-mails from the Ultimate Self Realization Course at: This request was made on: From the following IP address:   • Email to a friend • • Candidasa dasa, UK: Spiritual Recharge Festival 2009 Photos I’ve posted 307 photos I took at the last Spiritual Recharge Festival 2009-2010. See the gallery here.   • Email to a friend • • Japa Group: I Put My Heart Into The Syl­la­bles The qual­ity of my japa is ques­tion­able. It is not suddha-nama, or chant­ing with­out offenses. But I sin­cerely com­plete my quota. I put my heart into the syl­la­bles and the getting-done of the quota. From Viraha Bhavan #203   • Email to a friend • • ISKCON Melbourne, AU: Daily Class - Prahladananda Swami Srimad Bhagavatam 11.29.38 - We should arrange our lives in a way that we can hear the Holy Name & glories of Krsna.   • Email to a friend • • ISKCON Melbourne, AU: Daily Class - Prahladananda Swami Srimad Bhagavatam class given on Monday, 31st January, 2011 Srimad Bhagavatam 11.29.36-37 - Those in the disciplic succession of Madhva Gaudiya sampradaya should develop feeling of separation from Krsna.   • Email to a friend • • ISKCON Melbourne, AU: Today's Darsana Fabulous darsana on this first day of the month of February 2011; it is sure to cast all inauspiciousness and anxiety far away, very far away! Indeed, it is as if Visvakarma, the architect of the demigods, has reconstructed the Pleasure-Groves of Vrindavana on the altar. "May Vrindavana, which is fragrant with a gentle breeze that makes the lotuses in the Yamuna rock to and fro, where there are groves of Kadamba trees, and where there are many gopis, their hearts blossoming with happiness by hearing the music of Lord Mukunda's flute, be my shelter..." (Sri Vrindavana-astaka by Srila Rupa Goswami)   • Email to a friend • • Institute for Sustainable Society, NZ: Backyard Sufficiency Well, it’s a good time of year to start our blog as now is the time we are reaping the rewards, a bountiful harvest! Apart from a few potatoes we lasted a whole year using only the vegetables from our own back yard. I was certainly surprised how little space we needed to live off, we are currently using about 50 sq foot. Dave loves making juices with carrots plucked straight from the soil and the health benefits that come from home grown veggies.The highlights for me are picking our fresh strawberries for our one year old, knowing they’re full of goodness. Cooking becomes much more of a joy knowing that everything comes from our garden which is completely organic and grown in line with our ethics, not to mention the rich flavours and sweetness that is so unique to home grown vegetables. We hope to keep you updated on our evolving journey to a more simple and organic lifestyle.   • Email to a friend • • Bharatavarsa.net: Bhakti Vikasa Swami: Where is money? Where is stool? What is this rascal civilization, whole day "Where is money? Where is money? Where is money? Where is money? Where is money?" Everyone. Busy means "Where is money? Where is money?" Just like the hog, he is busy: "What time...? Where is stool? Where is stool? Where is stool? Where is stool? Where is stool?" That is not civilization. If you remain always busy, "Where is stool?" like the hog, then what is your civilization? Whole day working, night, nightshift, dayshift, whole day, the same, like hog. Get money and then drink wine and eat meat and do all nonsense things. This is their civilization. >>> Ref. VedaBase => Morning Walk -- October 28, 1975, Nairobi   • Email to a friend • • David Haslam, UK: My monthly stressor I want to share what for me is one of the biggest stressors faced every month and in many ways it shouldn’t be, but it also reminds me of two things; that I am not really known (a point made by a senior devotee) and that we should not expect things even if we think [...]   • Email to a friend • • H.H. Sivarama Swami When one’s mind is polluted, it is very difficult to remember Krishna, and when remembrance of Lord Krishna is hampered, one’s life is unproductive. - Lord Caitanya   • Email to a friend • • H.H. Bhaktimarg Swami: Monday, January 31st, 2011 Luckiest Man Toronto, Ontario I had actually surprised myself with moving forward walking at practically a normal pace easily on Sunday morning. That I did again early this day, as the healing from surgery is occurring. What compelled me on to trek at midnight was tummy problems. I had engaged so much in conversations with guests before, during and after the Open House Sunday program. I had actually forgotten about eating at the Sunday feast only until it was too late. A monk is in ecstasy when talking about spiritual matters. There is a greater adrenaline from that than eating. By the time the program was over, the kitchen was a Mother Hubbard's Cupboard. All was devoured except for some thick dahl soup and rice, not what you want to put in your stomach before going to bed. My meal for the day, by circumstance, was a bit of greasy broccoli and later, black cherry juice. Well, my bowels were encountering a whole new experience while lying down. If you combine the 1st, 2nd World Wars and Kuruksetra War on top of that, you might get the picture of explosions going on inside. The cure? Walk! And for hunger pangs? Find someplace that's open that may have snacks. Both tasks were accomplished and a third japa chanting. I walked past the Bata Shoe Museum. I thought about some of the exhibits inside. On display are shoes of some celebs like Elton John, Marilyn Monroe and Tiger Woods. I thought again, "Would I trade my life for the lives of any of them?" And the answer to that is, NO! Life! I'm loving it, even with an eruptive stomach from time to time, when sleep gets disrupted. I'm the luckiest man in the world and wouldn't trade it for anything.   • Email to a friend • • H.H. Bhaktimarg Swami: Sunday, January 30th, 2011 Twisting Things Toronto, Ontario I opened randomly to a page from Hari Sauri Dasa's book, "A Transcendental Diary", and came upon a passage that I had found interesting at my first read of it. Our guru, Srila Prabhupada, of whom the book is all about, raised an objection about the way in which his rendition of the "Bhagavad-gita" had been edited. The following passage from Mellbourne in '76 indicates that he wanted proper and responsible editing to be applied to his book. You might call this an inside story. "On the way back in the car, Srila Prabhupada told Pusta Krsna Maharaja (his assistant) to have the BBT in Los Angeles correct and editor's mistake in the Bhagavad-gita" he has detected during a conversation in his room yesterday. While talking about cow protection, he had asked Pusta Krsna to look up verse 18.44. When Pusta Krsna read the verse aloud, Prabhupada noted a mistranslation of an important word. So today he told him, "Immediately inform Ramesvara (the publisher-in-charge). In the "Bhagavad-gita" yesterday, they have edited 'cattle raising'. But it is not cattle raising. Cattle raising means to grow and killing. That means the rascals, they have edited. Hayagriva edited. He thought, ''cattle raising'. Not 'cattle raising'. It is mistranslation. It is go-raksya, 'giving protection to the cows.' It is expecially mentioned go-raksya, not otherwise." Here is a prime example of how editing was irresponsibly handled. You want to be especially careful with regard to a classic text like the 'Bhagavad-gita'. Fortunately, thereafter, editors did as was ordered - to change the definition to the original meaning of the Sanskrit words, go-raksya. It goes to show that a misinterpretation can distort something fundamental as the word 'protection' to the twisted meaning of 'raising for the slaughter'. 6 KM   • Email to a friend • • H.H. Bhaktimarg Swami: Saturday, January 29th, 2011 Cold! Brampton, Ontario Temperatures have dipped after a spring-like dynamic. Now we've entered a big freeze in central Canada and although the sun shines, frigid mother nature pervades. Devotees are not deterred by the weather. Twenty-five young men and women from our community braved the cold to be embraced by it in two locations. Kensington Market and Dufferin Mall, to go out and "have a good time" as they put it. What is this good time? Each month on the last Saturday youths are geared up under the mentorship of Radha Mohan, a banker by profession, to engage in a sankirtan party. This entails street chanting and distribution of Bhaktivedanta Book Trust literature. There's a vegetarian feast to follow and then sharing of stories about the great people. Mostly shoppers, that were interacted with. In my healing from surgery stage I lamented not being part of this happy experience but I was present when the eager brigade both left and returned from the venture. Excitement filled the air as on an amazing "buzz" invaded the Govinda's dining room upon the return of those weather warriors. I was happy for them being in their own ecstasy. They appeared to have transcended the cold. What I was fit for today was a ride to suburbria Brampton, and a home program with hosts Savyasachin, Shyamesvari and their one year old daughter. In our tradition a true inauguration for entering into a new home is chanting which is accompanied by a toasty fire ceremony called agni-hotra. The fire was foregone but the chanting was not. There is always warmth that emanates from chanting-warmth to the heart. Our super drummer Radha Kanta, who provided the music for our mantras, is a monk from Asam, and he just hasn't quite understood our winters here yet. If your vehicle is stuck on the road during frigid climate you have to be prepared for anything. When ascending to our van to leave, icy conditions were such that the ill-prepared monk lost his balance sending one of the dollarama sandals from his feet, sliding off into the street. That gave him a good laughing. It's certainly another world for him in Canada.   • Email to a friend • • H.H. Bhaktimarg Swami: Friday, January 28th, 2011 Smitten With Love Toronto, Ontario A little about sex I took my therapy trek along Bloor and Yonge Streets and I noticed the store fronts in preparation for Valentine's Day, the next wave of sensual indoctrinations, a subtle tsunami for the public. It brought to mind a line from the Gita, "Of causes of procreating I am Kandarpa, the god of love." Window Displays project images of hearts and arrows. The colours of red and hot pink are abound. Kamadeva, the Vedic nomenclature for Cupid, has wings and flies about striking stinging arrows into the hearts of just about everyone, humans and non-humans. He's a cute and very babyish in innocence and in appearance; his baby fat is adorable topped by curls o sandy-coloured hair. Monks are supposed to feel less of his influence but they may not necessarily be exempt to such feelings. They should be better equipped to cool down the surging heat of lust. Thank god that in one's late fifties, speaking personally, the umpf feeling becomes somewhat subdued. Cupid should be buzzing right by you. Just south of Wellesley on Yonge Streets' west side is a new shop with a banner reading "Blue God". I intentionally visited. Workers are putting the finishing touches to the interior. I stepped in to be greeted by the business partner of J.J. Das. The shop has not yet opened. The grand opening is yet to come to this chic boutique-type of space which will carry a line of unique clothes and which has already laid out booths for tattoo operations. I was greeted by a smile and told J.J.'s not in. "He's in the hospital. Shanti just got a baby. Here!" And he showed me a picture on his phone display of a newborn baby boy. The smile was contagious. I broke out in an oceanic smile, and for two reasons. First of all, I was happy for the baby's healthy disposition, and secondly, I was happy for the couple. Here is an example of the fruition of well-deserved man and woman's effort. J.J. and Shanti are a divine couple. They have gained a modest following, being gurus in their own right. When J.J. administers a tattoo, being a master at it, you can be assured he's counselling. He's telling something about responsibility and doing the right thing. Back to our topic - SEX. I just gently endorsed responsible sex. I hope you caught on. I was talking about a very committed couple. Congratulations to J.J. and Shanti! 4 KM   • Email to a friend • • Subhavilasa das ACBSP, Toronto, CA: Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu - Part 1 ajayadhvamaja yadhvam na sansayah kalau sankirtana rambhe bhavisyami saci sutah     “The Supreme Lord said: ‘In Kali-yuga, I will appear as the son of Saci, and inaugurate the sankirtana movement. There is no doubt about this.’”   anandasru-kala-roma-harsa-purnam tapo-dhana sarve mam eva draksyanti kalau sannyasa-rupinam       “O sage whose wealth is austerity, in the Kali-yuga everyone will see My form as a sannyasi, a form filled with tears of bliss and bodily hairs standing erect in ecstasy.” ~ Bhavishya Purana   • Email to a friend • • Yoga of Ecology, Bhakta Chris, USA: For Many Species, No Escape As Temperatures Rise Ed Ou/The New York Times The long-tailed widow bird was once far more common but is now a threatened species. More Photos » By ELISABETH ROSENTHAL Published: January 21, 2011 in the New York Times KINANGOP, Kenya — Simon Joakim Kiiru remembers a time not long ago when familiar birdsongs filled the air here and life was correlated with bird sightings. His lush, well-tended homestead is in the highlands next to the Aberdare National Park, one of the premier birding destinations in the world. Multimedia Slide Show Ed Ou/The New York Times Simon Joakim Kiiru, a beekeeper in Kinangop, Kenya, has seen the area’s birds decline. “So many today are gone,” he said. More Photos » Enlarge This Image Ed Ou/The New York Times A tacazze sunbird, which lives in high altitudes, spread its wings while perched on a branch in Aberdare National Park, in Western Kenya. More Photos » The New York Times More Photos » When the hornbill arrived, Mr. Kiiru recalled, the rains were near, meaning that it was time to plant. When a buzzard showed a man his chest, it meant a visitor was imminent. When an owl called at night, it foretold a death. “There used to be myths because these are our giants,” said Mr. Kiiru, 58. “But so many today are gone.” Over the past two decades, an increasing number of settlers who have moved here to farm have impinged on bird habitats and reduced bird populations by cutting down forests and turning grasslands into fields. Now the early effects of global warming and other climate changes have helped send the populations of many local mountain species into a steep downward spiral, from which many experts say they will never recover. Over the next 100 years, many scientists predict, 20 percent to 30 percent of species could be lost if the temperature rises 3.6 degrees to 5.4 degrees Fahrenheit. If the most extreme warming predictions are realized, the loss could be over 50 percent, according to the United Nations climate change panel. Polar bears have become the icons of this climate threat. But scientists say that tens of thousands of smaller species that live in the tropics or on or near mountaintops are equally, if not more, vulnerable. These species, in habitats from the high plateaus of Africa to the jungles of Australia to the Sierra Nevada in the United States, are already experiencing climate pressures, and will be the bulk of the animals that disappear. In response to warming, animals classically move to cooler ground, relocating either higher up in altitude or farther toward the poles. But in the tropics, animals have to move hundreds of miles north or south to find a different niche. Mountain species face even starker limitations: As they climb upward they find themselves competing for less and less space on the conical peaks, where they run into uninhabitable rocks or a lack of their usual foods — or have nowhere farther to go. “It’s a really simple story that at some point you can’t go further north or higher up, so there’s no doubt that species will go extinct,” said Walter Jetz, professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at Yale, whose research last year predicted that a third of the 1,000 mountain birds he studied, or 300 species, would be threatened because warming temperatures would decimate their habitats. Birds are good barometers of biodiversity because amateur birdwatchers keep such extensive records of their sightings. But other animals are similarly affected. Two years ago, scientists blamed a warming climate for the disappearance of the white lemuroid possum, a niche mountain dweller in Australia that prefers cool weather, and that was cute enough to be the object of nature tours. Many scientists, suspecting that the furry animal had died off during a period of unusually extreme heat, labeled the disappearance the first climate-related animal extinction. Since then, biologists have found a few surviving animals, but the species remains “intensely vulnerable,” said William F. Laurance, distinguished research professor at James Cook University in Australia, who said that in the future heat waves would probably be the “death knell” for a number of cold-adapted species. For countries and communities, the issue means more than just the loss of pleasing variety. Mr. Kiiru regrets the vastly diminished populations of the mythic birds of Kikuyu tribal culture, like buzzards, owls and hawks. But also, the loss of bird species means that some plants have no way to pollinate and die off, too. And that means it is hard for Mr. Kiiru to tend bees, his major source of income. Current methods for identifying and protecting threatened species — like the so-called red list criteria of the International Union for Conservation of Nature, a conservation gold standard — do not yet adequately factor in the impact of probable climate shifts, and the science is still evolving, many scientists say. Some species that scientists say are at most risk in a warming climate are already considered threatened or endangered, like the Sharpe’s longclaw and the Aberdare cisticola in Kenya. The cisticola, which lives only at altitudes above 7,500 feet, is considered endangered by the international union, and research predicts that climate change will reduce its already depleted habitat by a further 80 percent by 2100. Other Kenyan birds that are at risk from climate warming, like the tufted, brightly colored Hartlaub’s turaco, are not yet on watch lists, even though their numbers are severely reduced here. A rapid change of climate can quickly eliminate species that inhabit a narrow niche. On a recent afternoon, Dominic Kimani, a research ornithologist at the National Museums of Kenya, combed a pasture on the Kinangop Plateau for 20 minutes before finding a single longclaw. “These used to be everywhere when I was growing up,” he said. He added: “But it’s hard to get anyone to pay attention; they are just little brown birds. I know they’re important for grazing animals because they keep the grasses short. But it’s not dramatic, like you’re losing an elephant.” As the climate shifts, mountain animals on all continents will face similar problems. Scientists at the University of California at Berkeley recently documented that in Yosemite National Park, where there is a century-old animal survey for comparison, half the mountain species had moved their habitats up by an average of 550 yards to find cooler ground. Elsewhere in the United States, the pika, the alpine chipmunk and the San Bernardino flying squirrel have all been moving upslope in a pattern tightly linked to rising temperatures. They are now considered at serious risk of disappearing, said Shaye Wolf, climate science director of the Center for Biological Diversity in San Francisco, which in 2010 applied to protect a number of American mountain species under the United States’ Endangered Species Act. Last year, new research in the journal Ecological Applications and elsewhere showed that the pika, a thick-furred, rabbitlike animal that takes refuge from the sun in piles of stones, was moving upslope at about 160 yards a decade and that in the past decade it had experienced a fivefold rise in local extinctions, the term used when a local population forever disappears. On the Kinangop Plateau in Kenya, Mr. Kimani exults when he finds a Hartlaub’s turaco, once a common sight, near Njabini town, in a stand of remaining of old growth forest, after engaging local teenagers to help locate the bird. The turaco could lose more than 60 percent of its already limited habitat if current predictions about global warming are accurate, Dr. Jetz said. “Even substantial movement wouldn’t help them out,” he said. “They would have to move to the Alps or Asian mountains to find their mountain climate niche in the future.” This article has been revised to reflect the following correction: Correction: January 21, 2011 An earlier version of a photo caption with this article misidentified a bird that was pictured. It is a Tacazze sunbird, not a sandbird. A version of this article appeared in print on January 22, 2011, on page A1 of the New York edition.   • Email to a friend • • Ananda Subramanian, Iowa, USA: Imitation meat and my 2 cents People who believe in God, especially who follow the Judeo-Christian tradition, are convinced that God created animals for humans to eat them. People who do not believe in a God do not care about such ethics...they are happy to eat anything that is dubbed as "proteinicious" and "tasty" by the scientific community. Combination of these two population constitute approximately 80% to 90% of the world population. The end result, the poor animals slaughtered and mis-treated in all possible ways. Unfortunately, not much sympathy is shown to these animals. The scientific community foreseeing the costly nature of growing "real" animals and slaughtering them are working on "imitation" meat in laboratories. Billions of dollars are necessary to conduct research to make imitation meat a reality. We will not change our lifestyle by controlling our urge to eat flesh but rather spend billions in tax-dollars to artificially create meat in labs. If we simply can control our urge to eat flesh and blood, we can save billions of dollars and siphon that dollars to help feed the poor and improve the standards of living across nations. While this is a theoretical reality, it will not happen as "man" needs his "flesh" and "blood". Unfortunately, majority of the population seem to think like this. Anyways...enough of my ranting...this post was intended to copy an article of "imitation" meat that scientists are trying to develop. Apparently, there is not much funding for such a cause in the US. Read the interesting article where it broaches on the science of imitation meat. Link Hare Krishna   • Email to a friend • • H.H. Sivarama Swami: Pictures from puja this morning IMG_0629 IMG_0630 IMG_0631 IMG_0632 IMG_0634 IMG_0635   • Email to a friend • • Australian News: INVITATION TO AN EXTRAORDINARY EVENT By Kurma dasa INVITATION TO AN EXTRAORDINARY EVENT (Originally posted at Dandavats.com) Dear Disciples, followers and well-wishers of Srila Prabhupada, 2011 is a special time for all members of Srila Prabhupada’s Australian Family. It marks a milestone in the history of the Krishna Consciousness Movement that began back in 1971, when we were all in the prime of our youth. 2011 marks the 40th Anniversary of Prabhupada’s arrival in Australia, and 40 years since Australia’s first Deities – Radha Gopinatha – were lovingly carried across the Pacific in the arms of Vegavan and Bali-mardan and finally installed in that fledgling storefront temple at 118 Oxford Street Paddington by Srila Prabhupada himself. Srila Prabhupada expressed his desire that 10 temples be established in Australia and New Zealand, and that number has been well surpassed. Some of us were early members way back then, and some of us ‘joined’ a bit later, some here in Sydney, and some elsewhere in Australia. And some have remained well-wishers, or become disciples of Srila Prabhupada’s disciples. It’s an incredible history, and one worth celebrating. Those years have left an indelible mark on our hearts. Our lives have changed dramatically in those 40 years, but there is one constant: with Srila Prabhupada as our Spiritual Father we have a unique relationship as brothers and sisters. Over three magical days, Friday 20 May to Sunday 22 May 2011, Sydney Temple will be celebrating that unique bond. The Temple will be hosting a whirlwind of memorable events that shouldn’t be missed. Family members from all over the world will be attending. That alone is a great reason to come – to meet old and dear friends again all in one spot, at the same time. But there’s more. The formal program commences with a delicious reunion dinner on Friday 20 May. Slideshows, a tour to old Sydney temple sites, vintage films, guest speakers, an historic group photo, blissful chants, feasting and a picnic are just some of the highlights! More details are available but for now, please mark these dates in your diary: Friday 20, Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 May, 2011. Want to know more? Contacts listed below. We eagerly look forward to seeing you again! With love and affection, Kurma dasa (on behalf of the 40th Anniversary Committee) email: kurma.acbsp@pamho.net website: http://www.kurma.net/ blog: http://www.iskcon.net.au/kurma/ facebook: http://www.facebook.com/kurma.dasa Share this story your way:   • Email to a friend • • H.H. Sivarama Swami: Danavira dasa asks whether residents of Vaikuntha can go to Goloka at will   • Email to a friend • • Matsyavatara das (ACBSP), Italy: Family Matters (Part Four) - By Matsya Avatara Dasa (Marco Ferrini) Spiritual Lovers Question: Wife and husband should be seen more like spiritual friends or more like "spiritual lovers"? What is the difference between the two? If the spiritual is authentic both definitions are synonymous. But only if it's authentically spiritual, because today it is a fashion to say spiritual: "Oh, today I got to know a very spiritual person!", but often people don't know anything about the dimension of the spirit. I remember, years ago, I had so much discussion on this with one person. I had to rebuke and correct him so many times. Slowly, slowly, he stopped. He had friends―some poets―that he considered spiritual but who were actually conditioned by everything: by tobacco, by alcohol, by scurrilous language; they were very conditioned. What a distorted idea of spiritual! I have explained and re-explained to him the definition of spiritual―five, seven, ten times―and it seems that lately he has grasped it. But the idea of spiritual is generally very vague, therefore it’s better to further clarify. Let's analyze the category that indirectly emerges from your question: if the two, instead of being spiritual lovers, are carnal lovers. Then they are known as grihamedhi, which is different from grihastha. The distinction is that for the grihastha the fundamental goal is spiritual realization, while for the grihamedhi the aim is to get a beautiful wife or a handsome husband and enjoy each other. (Of course we know that it's only an attempt and than there is the other side of the coin.) These are the two categories. We have to make this essential distinction: does the person want to get married to increase his or her own potentialities of enjoyment, or does the person―in this case a sincere spiritualist―choose another sincere spiritualist in the form of the other gender to have a companion for the journey of spiritual realization? Therefore we have two categories: those who pair for enjoying life better and those who unite for reciprocal help in self-realization. We exclusively deal with the second category; the first category is dealt with by sexologists, psychologists and other researchers. We are concerned only with those who try to have a family as a suitable, propaedeutical instrument for spiritual realization. The single man and the single woman may think, "By myself I can't make it." They may think that they are not yet ready to live as brahmacari or brahmacarini. Therefore, they look for a person with whom to walk a section of the path together, understanding from the beginning that the aim is to help each other to obtain liberation, to obtain love of God. In this category―the grihastha―there could be some short-circuits at times, because the body is there, the senses are there, and the karma is there. Therefore by being close sometimes they find themselves too close and at times there might be exchanges of affection surpassing the level allowed in the shastra. I would say that this is not a tragedy. Some people have made a tragedy of it but then they themselves created tragedies many times greater than this. Probably I won't be acclaimed for saying what I am saying but, in all conscience, I am taking full responsibility and I have solid arguments to support my theses. Going Beyond the Conditioning of Modern Culture The information of the media―which the mass misinterpret as progress and emancipation―doesn't stimulate at all a 'positive' process of liberation and emancipation of the human being, but an indiscriminate consumption, which only profits the great financial and industrial groups. The disposition of modern man is to be lenient, to be accommodating with the weak side of his character, to let one's own bio-psychic impulses and the external influences dominate his personality. Even if superficially he appears original, spontaneous and self-assured, in reality he is an off-centered and fragile individual, because of being hetero-directed. Control doesn't mean repression or suppression. Repression involves an irrational fear (taboo) that impedes the elaboration of psychic energies, which are mostly unconscious. Rather, reasonable control consists in governing the energetic manifestation, with the objective of utilizing those same energies for a constructive goal. Among the innumerable examples I could make I limit myself to the case under exam: the transformation of the sexual push into a satisfactory rapport of love, process that for years I have defined from Eros to Love. In other words, through using a well-trained willpower, it's possible to control the bio-psychic energy through reason (Logos). This control is the opposite of repressing or suppressing one's impulses, as it can produce the transformation of the egoistic-destructive pushes in ecologic energy, beneficial to the individual, the collectivity and the environment. This process is defined transformation and sublimation. The same principle applies to inhibition. The modern psychological literature―especially the one of Freudian school―has incorrectly attributed a negative connotation to the vital psychic function of inhibition. Evidence of the erroneousness of such idea is provided by scientific research in physiology, which has amply demonstrated that inhibition is a normal neurological function to better govern the organism. On the psychic plane also, to inhibit doesn't necessarily mean to suppress, but to apply a temporary brake to a reaction of the conditioned consciousness, in order to reflect on one’s behavior. To reflect means to activate the intellect, the buddhi, and to deliberate with emotional detachment on the present event without being overwhelmed by one’s urges. Inhibition is pathologic when used stubbornly, non-critically, but it is therapeutic when propaedeutic to sublimation: "One who is able to withdraw his senses from sense objects, as the tortoise draws his limbs within the shell, is to be understood as truly situated in knowledge" (Bg. II-58). A person who lives the traditional values (sacrifice, work, saving, honesty, family, religion, etc.) doesn’t maximize commercial profit. To obtain maximum profit financial companies need to transform man in avid consumer, because to realize profit they need people to buy their products. Maximum profit for capital invested is given by a person who works to the maximum of his psychophysical capacity and consumes to the maximum of his financial capacity. The worker who is content leading his social or family relationships based on religious values and behavior is a bad consumer. He yields little, because to realize oneself in that way costs little or nothing and consequently doesn't push the individual to work to the maximum of his capacities. Similarly, the chaste girl who doesn't go out at night to have fun, the faithful wife who stays at home, the monk and the priest produce very little commercial profit. There arises therefore the need to create the consumerist, who seeks pleasure and entertainment, who seeks an individualistic, materialistic actualization and who frees himself from all the factors that could have inhibited such evolution, spending in goods and services whose sale produces profit. Modern culture achieved this by demolishing those ethical and social values―or motivational vectors―that checked the establishment of consumerism. Modern culture promoted liberation from duties, sexual liberation, blameworthiness of prohibitions, devaluation of the family and of family roles, emptying of religion, relativization of ethics and of authority. It created innumerable new personal fancied wants―essentially responding to the need of the industry to sell and gain: divorce, fashion, designer clothes and accessories, hankering for status symbols of every type, from classy cars to vacations in particular places.   • Email to a friend • • Australian News: Radhadesh Mellows continues (online video archives available) If you didn’t catch the outrageously great kirtan live stream from Radhadesh Mellows recently you can catch up by playing the video recording over at Mayapur TV Archives. http://www.mayapurtvarchives.com/ But dont forget the live program still continues and you can ride the wave of nectar here http://www.radhadeshmellows.com/ Don’t miss out Share this story your way:   • Email to a friend • • Dandavats.com: International Vaisnavi Retreat Prasanta dd: Fostering a spirit of love and care between devotees is on the agenda for the up-coming International Vaisnavi Retreat. This special event is aimed at generating peer support between female devotees dedicated to Srila Prabhupada’s mission. It has sprung from an initiative of the now three-year old GBC Devotee Care Committee and is being organized by the Vrindavana Institute for Higher Education   • Email to a friend • • Dandavats.com: Bhakti Yoga From Beyond the Grave By Kesava Krsna Dasa Is this a ghost story? It could be if we consider how many of us are nitya-baddha wandering spirits searching for a permanently settled situation. But now we have human occupancy we still like to be scared and awed by graveyard tales. Since the word human sounds better than subtle body, this could be described as a subtle human saga with a divine twist   • Email to a friend • • Dandavats.com: Paper on Bhagavad Gita for the independent study course “Vedas as Myth” in American University in Bulgaria By Lenko Slavov Our society has started to forget what real human values are, what is natural for people and how we should act as a society. Daily problems, big and smalls torture our minds. We are searching to resolve them here and there. But actually if we look inward, we see that we are the source of all our problems   • Email to a friend • • Dandavats.com: Australians Ignite Kulimela Fuse By Antony Brennan The recent Australian Kulimela was a great success. Attended by up to 300 devotees and well wishers from around Australia and across the world, many are still swooning over their memories of the association, the kirtan and the prasadam   • Email to a friend • • Dandavats.com: Go bhaktas chant holy name in unison at “All India Goshala Conference By Bhakti Raghava Swami We all know that Lord Krishna, whose name is Govinda, is the best well-wisher of the cows. Actually, without cows no society can sustain itself. Therefore all of you who are here today participating in this very important conference have a very high responsibility because of the critical condition in which we are faced today   • Email to a friend • • Dandavats.com: Does faith need religious institution ? Puskaraksa das: my posting on the open blog of the World Economic Forum in regards to the topic discussed as mentioned earlier / below, was: Faith, sraddha in sanskrit, is the first step for one who engages on the spiritual path...   • Email to a friend • • Dandavats.com: Meet the playgroup at Sri Mayapur International School Gunacuda Dasi: Playgroup meets in the Makhancora (Nursery) classroom at Sri Mayapur International School . There are 2 sessions a week, each lasting for an hour and a half: Friday 9.15 am -for children 2 years old and above. This session is incorporated with the nursery class   • Email to a friend • • Dandavats.com: A Comparison of the Doctrine of Sri Caitanya with those of Nimbarka and Vallabha - Rabin Bangoer Dinadayal dasa: Comparation of the doctrine of Sri Caitanya, the founder of the Gaudiya-vaisnava tradition, with those of Nimbarka and Vallabha. To what extent are they related? Which one is most appealing?   • Email to a friend • • H.H. Satsvarupa das Goswami: 207 www.sdgonline.org. 11:56 P.M. Every Day, Just Write November 15, 1996, 12:30 A.M. “Two things that came out yesterday while reading Srila Prabhupada-lilamrta: It is not true, as harsh critics say, that Prabhupada lilamrta treats Prabhupada offensively as an ordinary human. Consistently I portray Prabhupada as a liberated soul but one who manifested human traits to us. There is a good section on this in the last months of Prabhupada’s life as described in S.P.L. I describe that his “dying” was obviously a transcendental experience, and yet he taught us ordinary persons by example how we may go to death. I felt reassured against the critics by hearing the readings yesterday. Srila Prabhupada-lilamrta is official writing of Prabhupada’s life and in that sense it is not my most honest expression of how I feel about him. An example of this was when I described that the dealings with Prabhupada in his very last days was the most intimate that he allowed us in his life. I said the only thing comparable to it was Prabhupada’s association with the first disciples in 1966 but that those who were present then and who were also present at the end of Prabhupada’s life, said that the later pastimes were most intimate. I wrote that statement as a concession to the viewpoint expressed by those wonderful servants of Prabhupada who were with him intimately at the end, such as Tamal Krishna Maharaja, Bhavananda, and others. It was their opinion that these later pastimes were more intimate than the 1966 ones, and they gave many reasons why this was so. But actually they were not present for the 1966 pastimes and neither do I, who was there in 1966, actually concede that for me the later pastimes were more intimate. In fact for me in the later pastimes Prabhupada was aloof from me, and I myself was not able to break through the barrier. It was the same barrier that Prabhupada personally had to break for me in 1966 when he said, “If you love me then I will love you.” Now I’m able to write more freely how I actually feel and thus my writing can be more honest than the official biography. Nowadays I can still recall memories and go over them in various ways and I hope to do so. But I must also work with my immediate life in separation from Prabhupada, how he is in my life, in my heart—even though in some ways I don’t follow some of the externals as strictly as I did when he was here. Let’s work at this lovingly and honestly. 10:30 A.M. Marathon read-through of Memories leaves me with good glowing feelings. I like to do more of them. Some of them especially just touch you as feelingful life. Of course it’s all exonerated by coming to the siddhanta but it’s the whole thing, memories of pre-K.C. and the flowing to K.C. that makes memories memorable—and makes me want to do more. But so far I’ve not been able to get them going again. So I’ve asked Baladeva if he can come from America and be with me for seven days and interview me for more of them. 2:25 P.M. Shed Forgot to bring SP out with me. No SP book. Was that an unconscious choice? Tiny gnats on inside of window. I open one window and the gnats become active but mostly keep near the pane. Krishna is the Deity. He is in the temple. “Don’t go to the temple. God is everywhere” say the atheists. Is He everywhere but the temple, SP asks? SP, I sat up straight at lunch, according to nutritional advice. I heard you singing relaxing bhajana. I couldn’t think of Krishna with every bite, but I at least tried to be aware of You in an encompassing way, source of all food, goal of my life. It’s You who makes me happy. You also bring unhappiness or at least the source of all is You. When I don’t love You I am morose. Head foggy today but I persisted so far with my desired duties. Madhu forgot to bring me the sweets served with lunch. I took the two small sweet balls from SP’s remnants and was satisfied with that. Now I permit myself to listen to Bach, “Kammer Musik”, and not feel guilty. It’s not what I should be doing if I was in the highest concentrated Krishna consciousness. But I’m using it in K.C. to write to, and try to see Him in the graceful movements and as the source of the composer’s genious—I am ability in man…The sound in ether.” From Suite A major Rondeau, 3:39 minutes. They can dance to this, but let me hear it as music. Oh, relax, it’s alright M didn’t bring me a sweet. Here is another sweet. Madhuryam. Krishna behind it all. Mousy squeak, dancers in garters and knickers and women’s big hourglass gowns and décolletage and men and gals in high powered wigs and no electricity— as in the house just now there is none. Oh happy day. The Lord creates in me bubbles and waves of possibility. I can do many things in His service. Oh my Lord, let me not fall down like some do. I am better than them? No, don’t think like that. Ride along on bicycle and arabella, autumn leaves, no one to stop me. No karma. No death, you ride your girl’s bicycle and it’s okay, here is “Quarto Ouest” and the ride is over. 3:40 it’s done, it’s done, with grace. JSB and angles gliding in modern CD bytes. Sarabande, 4:37 minutes. A little slow, sir. I wanted to tell a tale of sadness when our village was wiped out by plague or war. Or my mother died. A simple son betrayed, a candy bar lost, a dog, a collie dog who followed me wherever I went and died and all die, even the gnats but I, he said, I don’t think I will die, at least not so painfully. Tell the story in four minutes, sir, the time allotted to you. This pen and the others each run out in due course, and you fill ’em up again. Tell the memory Oh I forgot to bring a book of poems and a tape Dictaphone and a bride and groom and wedding cake and Woody Allen joke but the harpsichord player and great violinist carry on rehearsal and finished concert to the ghosts in German king’s court who say, “Old Bach has arrived.” He two hundred years ago died and wet leaves tell the story piled up but you cannot speculate on the soul eternal. He takes a new body. Bid adieu the Sunday school will tell us just what to do. I beseech you sir, please pray, undue this button.”   • Email to a friend • • Dandavats.com: Bhaktivedanta College Radhadesh Divine Names Retreat, April 22-28, 2011 Sacinandana Swami: With great pleasure we again invite you to attend our Divine Names Retreat in Radhadesh. This year, 2011, it will be held from April 22nd-28th. You can also attend our additional "Building the Retreat Culture through a Teacher Training Program," which will be held for one day, on April 29th   • Email to a friend • • Dandavats.com: New Kirtan CD by Red Rock Rishis “Rocks” Reviews Jagannath Priya d.d.: A new kirtan CD is getting a lot of attention and special reviews in America: Lotus Eyes by Red Rock Rishis, is a kind of space age / new age / India mystical chanting CD that focuses on the maha mantra and other spiritual sounds of ancient India   • Email to a friend • • Dandavats.com: ISKCON sets of books Nama Priya dasi: I have 3 fabulous classic sets of books about Srila Prabhupada, in new condition, that I would like to sell, and wonder if you have a classified section where one might advertise this sort of thing. I'm quite sure these are out of print now and, to say the least, are precious collector items   • Email to a friend • • Dandavats.com: My Last Conversation with Aindra Prabhu By Dhanesvara Das Since I first met him in 2004 it was my custom to visit with Aindra Prabhu each time that I went to India. Last year was no different, and I knocked on his door on 30 June 2010, not knowing that this would be our last meeting   • Email to a friend • • H.H. Sivarama Swami: Morning puja video   • Email to a friend • • Gouranga TV: Dance – Bus Tour – Pushpanjali Dance – Bus Tour – Pushpanjali   • Email to a friend • • Japa Group: Japa Seminar Chandramauli Swami P8 In this final part of the Japa Seminar....Chandramauli Swami takes questions from the audience.   • Email to a friend • • More Recent Articles H.G. Sankarshan das Adhikari, USA: Monday 31 January 2011--There Is Always A Solution--and--Meaning of Full Surrender Manoj, Melbourne, AU: 202. Bobby Calves situation ISKCON Toronto, Canada: Deity Darshan: Sunday, January 30, 2011 ISKCON Melbourne, AU: Today's Darsana Kurma dasa, AU: George Harrison in Mayapur

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