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Here are the latest updates for "Planet ISKCON" - 33 new articles ISKCON Melbourne, AU: Daily Class - Bhakti Sara Dasa Srila Prabhupada's Letters Srila Prabhupada's Letters Srila Prabhupada's Letters Srila Prabhupada's Letters Srila Prabhupada's Letters Srila Prabhupada's Letters Srila Prabhupada's Letters Srila Prabhupada's Letters Srila Prabhupada's Letters Srila Prabhupada's Letters Bharatavarsa.net: Bhakti Vikasa Swami: Indefatiguable death H.H. Satsvarupa das Goswami: '428' from The Yellow Submarine Kurma dasa, AU: I Say Old Chap, What a Capital Idea! H.H. Satsvarupa das Goswami: 'In Boston 1971' from The Yellow Submarine H.H. Satsvarupa das Goswami: 'Changing' from The Yellow Submarine H.H. 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Posted by Bhakti Sara Dasa at 7/5/10; 9:03:07 AM to the Daily Class dept ISKCON Melbourne, AU: Daily Class - Bhakti Sara Dasa ISKCON Melbourne, AU: The Glories of Purushottam Month The Glories of Purushottam Month As we laboured in the garden to prepare the temple for Preeti Rupini's wedding last Saturday, Michael shared a secret behind his enthusiasm for his service. Janananda Maharaja had reminded Michael that - until May 14th.- we are in the month of Purushottama: 'This Purushottama month is more glorious than all other months, including Kartik month. The glories of all other months is not even equal to one sixteenth of the glories of Purushottama month. The merit of a person who takes a holy bath even once in this month is equal to the merit of taking bath in the Ganges for twelve thousand years...If you will take a holy bath, give in charity and chant the holy name of Krishna during this month, all your miseries will go away. You will attain all kinds of perfection...' (ISKCON Desire Tree) The best feature is that even aparadhas can be pardoned if we do devotional practice in this month. Because Michael wants everyone to enjoy the bliss of offering devotional service to Krishna in His special month, I am passing his secret on to you. Enjoy! # Posted by Rasanandini at 7/5/10; 4:22:50 PM to the Bhajana dept Como estamos trabajando en el jardín para preparar el templo para el Sábado para la boda de Preeti Rupini, Michael compartió un secreto detrás de su entusiasmo por su servicio. El Janananda Maharaja había recordado a Michael que - hasta el 14 de mayo. - estamos en el mes de Purushottama: 'Este mes de Purushottama es más glorioso que el resto de los meses, incluyendo el mes de Kartik. Las glorias del resto de los meses no son incluso iguales a un décimosextas parte de las glorias del mes de Purushottama. El mérito de una persona que se bañe incluso una vez en este mes es igual al mérito bañarse en el Ganges durante doce mil años… si usted se baña, da caridad y canta el Santo Nombre de Krishna durante este mes, saldrá de todas sus miserias. Usted logrará todas las clases de perfección… ' ((ISKCON Desire Tree)) La mejor característica es que incluso los aparadhas pueden perdonarse si hacemos práctica piadosa en este mes. Porque Michael quisiera que cada uno disfrutara de la dicha de ofrecer servicio piadoso a Krishna en su mes especial, le estoy revelando su secreto con entusiasmo. ¡Goce! # Posted by Rasanandini at 7/5/10; 4:22:50 PM to the Bhajana dept • Email to a friend • Related • • Srila Prabhupada's Letters 1968 May 6: "Now you have to find out some person who can distribute our literature. If we have no outlet for selling the books it will be a problem. If there is nice distribution arrangement, then at least two to four new books we can publish every year." Prabhupada Letters :: 1968 • Email to a friend • Related • • Srila Prabhupada's Letters 1969 May 6: "There are at least twenty-five important cities in your country, so if we distribute at least 1,000 copies in each city, that is 25,000 copies in your country alone. So it requires only organization." Prabhupada Letters :: 1969 • Email to a friend • Related • • Srila Prabhupada's Letters 1970 May 6: "I tried to give aural reception to the words of my Spiritual Master and thus I tried to engage my tongue in repeating the same words without any change. I delayed to execute His order by so many years. But it was better I began late than never." Prabhupada Letters :: 1970 • Email to a friend • Related • • Srila Prabhupada's Letters 1971 May 6: "I have come to Malaysia. This place appears to be very prospective for our preaching work. People are inclined to give us land and a house. I'll try to open a branch immediately, either in Kuala Lumpur or Ipoh or Teluk Anson." Prabhupada Letters :: 1971 • Email to a friend • Related • • Srila Prabhupada's Letters 1973 May 6: "Please continue to send men out into the interior, village to village and town to town. I am very glad to hear how our festival program is going on so nicely in Germany. That you have opened one branch in Stockholm, Sweden is very good to hear." Prabhupada Letters :: 1973 • Email to a friend • Related • • Srila Prabhupada's Letters 1973 May 6: "As GBC member it is your duty to carefully make a broad program for implementing Krsna Consciousness in every sphere of life, in this way we will become respected as the most important members of human society." Prabhupada Letters :: 1973 • Email to a friend • Related • • Srila Prabhupada's Letters 1973 May 6: "They are simply cheating the mass of men by making false propaganda. We must expose these rascals by strong preaching and profuse distribution of these Krsna Conscious literatures." Prabhupada Letters :: 1973 • Email to a friend • Related • • Srila Prabhupada's Letters 1973 May 6: "I am very glad to know that Ananda Prabhu is staying with you. Please offer my dandabats. He is my old god brother. Sincere Vaisnava. Please treat him like your father. Do remain in full cooperation." Prabhupada Letters :: 1973 • Email to a friend • Related • • Srila Prabhupada's Letters 1971 May 5: "So far as distributing the $15,000 donation, I would advise you to send this money to ISKCON PRESS for printing Bhagavad-gita As It Is enlarged edition. So if you can kindly let me know your decision." Prabhupada Letters :: 1971 • Email to a friend • Related • • Srila Prabhupada's Letters 1972 May 5: "So far your concern about management, the solution is to be always thinking of Krishna and the Spiritual Master, then maya cannot touch you. If you very strictly follow there is no question of ever falling down." Prabhupada Letters :: 1972: • Email to a friend • Related • • Bharatavarsa.net: Bhakti Vikasa Swami: Indefatiguable death When we approach some gentleman and request him to become a reader of "Back to Godhead," sometimes we are replied with the words "NO TIME." They say that they are too busy in earning money for maintaining the body and soul together. But when we ask them what do they mean by the 'Soul,' they have nothing to reply. Dr. Meghnath Saga, a great scientist, was busily going to a meeting of planning Commission. Unfortunately while going in his car on the road he died and could not ask Death to wait because he had no time at that moment. Dr. Ansari, the great Congress leader, while dying in a moving train, on his way to home, said that he was himself a medical man and almost all his family men were so, but Death is so cruel that he was dying without any medical treatment. Therefore, Death has been described in the Bhagwat as the indefatigable. Death is awaiting everyone although everybody thinks that he may not die. There is life after death. The busy man should try to know this also as to whither he is going. This life is but a spot in his longest sojourn and a sane person should not be busy with a spot only. Nobody says that the body should not be maintained—but everybody should know from "Bhagwat Geeta," that the body is the outward dress and the 'Soul' is the real person who puts on the dress. So if the dress is taken care of only, without any care of the real person—it is sheer foolishness and waste of time. from March 1956 issue of Back to Godhead • Email to a friend • Related • • H.H. Satsvarupa das Goswami: '428' from The Yellow Submarine www.sdgonline.org. 4:15 A.M. I had a migraine yesterday afternoon, and it disturbed the evening with another headache during the middle of the night. But I was up at 2 A.M. and began my chanting. Somehow I have not been able to keep up a good pace, and I've only chanted nine rounds. I don't know why that is. There must be some inattention there, and the mind is flitting to other things than hearing the holy names. I'm grateful to be doing my japa without pain, and I should be concentrating more. I won't be too self deprecating about it but keep pushing on and try to improve the numerical count. I have been a little "spaced-out" and need to bear down more on the practice. Falling behind on the count tells me I'm not praying, not working. Japa is a workout not just a layback slow counting. My under average speed tells me I'm daydreaming and not "doing pushups" as I should in a kind of concentrated mental exercise. You are going too easy on your self like floating on your back instead of vigorous swimming. Krishna wants to see me working out, producing nama prabhu with the certain stress of effort that is devotion. Don't lay back, put fervor into chanting Krsna's names. • Email to a friend • Related • • Kurma dasa, AU: I Say Old Chap, What a Capital Idea! Today I catch the 3.5 hour ultra-comfy bus to Canberra, Australia's National Capital, and get set up for my very-full class tomorrow morning at the Cooking Co-ordinates cookery school at Belconnen Markets. On the way, I'll be reading "Black Lotus - The Spiritual Journey of an Urban Mystic" By Steven J. Rosen. By the way, here's our menu for the class: "The Indian Feast" Melange of Seasonal Vegetables, Moong dal, Cashews & Basmati (Khichari) Served with flame-toasted Pappadams and Fresh Lime Cheeks, Punjabi-style Tomatoes, Peas and Home-made Curd Cheese (Matar Panir) Served with North Indian Puffed Fried Breads (Poories), Assorted Crisp Vegetable Fritters (Pakoras) Served with a Duo of Fresh Chutneys, South Indian Mustard-tempered Carrot Salad with Lime and Fresh Coriander, Creamy Cardamom-infused Condensed Yogurt Dessert with Pistachios and Warm Saffron Syrup (Shrikhand), I have close to 40 students in attendance, so it should be a busy two days ahead. Let's get co-ordinated! • Email to a friend • Related • • H.H. Satsvarupa das Goswami: 'In Boston 1971' from The Yellow Submarine www.sdgonline.org. Prabhupada smaranam We sit or kneel and look reverently to our spiritual master. This was Boston in 1971. We believe everything he says. We do whatever he asks. He knows he has us under his control. We are young disciples in awe of Prabhupada. He takes the responsibility of guiding our lives. He has taken our karma. He is grateful that we are submissive, but he wants us to be much more competent and organized and preach more effectively in Krishna consciousness. We are passive and await his commands. He have shaven our heads, and we wear eastern Vaishnava clothes. We have given up our American identities. But we are still very much Americans, only recently taken on the life of followers of Lord Caitanya. He knows we are trying our best, and yet we are not yet capable of much. We can chant on our beads, but it is difficult to control the mind. We don't know the esoteric truths of Krishna consciousness. We chant loudly on the streets of Boston, and he is very proud of us for that. We are learning how to distribute Back to Godhead magazine for twenty-five cents, but we haven 't learned yet how to sell his big books. He is patiently waiting for us to do more. He loves us, and we love him. We are at a sweet, early point in our relationship. It is growing to where we will be able to take more responsibilities, and he is grateful for what we are doing now. • Email to a friend • Related • • H.H. Satsvarupa das Goswami: 'Changing' from The Yellow Submarine www.sdgonline.org. I want to be faithful to the parampara, yet write something free and fresh. I used to be able to do it. I'd tell of a morning walk in Ireland or spin some words off a spindle and let it go with that, bring them back down like reeling in a kite. I'd be confident it was Krishna conscious because I roamed the night. He asked me, "Do you write more about Prabhupada and Krishna now because you were criticized for your other books or is it a natural transition?" He said he'd keep my answer confidential. I said, "It's a little of both." I have a desire to preach strongly in poems, and I've also lost the touch to make those other ones that had Laurel and Hardy in them and tuned and twisted and grew like dandelions. I wasn't afraid of dandelions, didn't think of them as weeds but yellow flowers. I was different, more free and confident, more whimsical and defiant of the powers that be. I trusted a freely written poem was Krishna conscious in its own unique way and didn't have to make it a sermon. But now I want them to like it and recognize it as parampara, as a sketch from sastra. It's my later years. Would I like to go back to freer forms? Yes I'd like to be bold and easy and ask more of the reader. But it's like painting. If you don't have the inspiration for it you can't sit at your desk and draw the clumsy very similar hands and bodies. Yet my parampara poems are very similar too, so what's the difference? Maybe I just think it's more serious to write straight about Krishna and the cowherd boys and girls more in the line of the acaryas and not so playful as to include TV shows and what you had for lunch. This is just an odd one taking stock, and I'll have to see tomorrow where I go from here, whether it's more of the straight as an arrow or the bagel antics. You write each day what the Lord gives you in any case, and you shape it in a way. Like I saw that man ride his bicycle, and I saw that woman pick up her little white dog and carry it in her arms across the highway. I work up a sweat on our walk and run out of breath when we return. Yesterday I even forgot to chant my full sixteen rounds which I'll make up today. You want to leave the best poems as your legacy and that includes the entertainment. So I'll see you tomorrow, and we'll find out if I'm heading in the new direction or I'll go back to straight preaching like a poet–bhakta. • Email to a friend • Related • • H.H. Satsvarupa das Goswami: 'The Stars …' from The Yellow Submarine www.sdgonline.org. Free write The stars and galaxies are beautiful in the blue sky. The astronomers are intimate with the galaxies in a scientific way, and the people who can designate their shapes and know their Latin names, are fortunate. They know an alphabet in a language which those ignorant of the galaxies are illiterate to. We illiterates don't know how to "connect the dots" and know the drama and panorama of the skies. We don't see an archer releasing a gigantic arrow across the skies. (Nor do we hear him.) We don't see a beautiful queen sitting on a throne holding a ruling mace or a scepter. Some of us can't even see a big dipper pouring something like milk down from the sky into a little dipper, although that is the easiest of all the groups of stats to ascertain. Some of us can't see that wonderful whitish night cloud, the Milky Way. It's worth taking a book out or going to a planetarium for some visits just to learn these things. And yet they are all temporary apparitions in the universe which is itself a temporary manifestation. The symbolical creatures with Latin names and stories are fictional propositions or fanciful creations made up by scientists, astrologers and astronomers. They are not real people, lions, bulls, oxen or whatever. Man has observed the stats and galaxies and created anthropomorphic creatures which exist only in his imagination. The stars and planets of the universe are actually peopled by living creatures described in the Vedic literatures. They are demigods, angels, and creatures good and mischievous known by names like Apsaras, Gandharvas, gins, etc. At present they can't be seen by telescopes because the scientists are not qualified. Each planet has its own atmospheric conditions, and only those in possession of the "visa" (permission given by God) can go there and see the living beings and live with them. Going to some planet is a material reward because material pleasures of a higher nature take place there. Going to some lower planets is a punishment because hellish sufferings take place there. Beyond the galaxies of the material universe is the spiritual sky where the eternal planets known as Vaikunthas exist. There God is worshiped and served in great awe and opulence by his eternal liberated servitors. Life on the Vaikuntha planets is sac-cid-ananda vigraha, full of eternity, bliss and knowledge. But beyond even the Vaikuntha planets is the planet known as Goloka Vrndavana where the Supreme Lord exists in his original most beautiful two-handed form. The special feature of Goloka. Vrndavana is where the Supreme Lord reciprocates with His servitors in more intimate relationships than is found even in Vaikuntha. In Vaikuntha, the Supreme Lord's pleasure is restricted by the formality and awe and reverence that exist there. In Goloka Vrndavana activities are conducted in krishna-prema or spontaneous loving service in rasas (or relationships) of servant, friend, parent or amorous lover. Each of these relationships is more intimate than the rest and amorous love (madhurya rasa) is the highest. The activities of the Vaikuntha or the Goloka planets can never be experienced by looking at the sky of the universe or even by traveling through the universe by the limited methods of spaceship travel. Only by performing pure devotional service on Earth can one be promoted to take part in the activities of the spiritual world, far beyond the galaxies of the material universe. • Email to a friend • Related • • ISKCON News.com: The Deniable Darwin By David Berlinski for Access Research Network on 6 May 2010 The final triumph of Darwinian theory, although vividly imagined by biologists, remains, along with world peace and Esperanto, on the eschatological horizon of contemporary thought. • Email to a friend • Related • • ISKCON News.com: Evolution of Cartoon Science By Vikrama Singha Das (N.L. Stewart) for utahkrishnas.org on 6 May 2010 Due to false indoctrination and a bias against God and religion, many people today have come to reject common sense and timeless wisdom for a belief in cartoon fantasy. • Email to a friend • Related • • ISKCON News.com: New President Needed in US Capital By Anuttama Dasa on 6 May 2010 The Washington, D.C. temple, in Potomac Maryland, is seeking a qualified devotee to serve as its president. • Email to a friend • Related • • ISKCON News.com: Kulimela 2010 in France By Chandravali on 6 May 2010 The next Kuli Mela will be held in New Mayapura, France, from August 5th through the 8th. Attendees will arrive in the 4th and depart on the 9th. • Email to a friend • Related • • ISKCON News.com: "Care for Cows" in Vrindavana Go to careforcows.org to contribute, or for more information. If the selection above is hosted by YouTube then after the video plays there will be several links presented to other videos. ISKCON News Weekly has no control over the selections presented and is not responsible for their contents. • Email to a friend • Related • • Japa Group: Questions and Answers In this next part of the Japa Retreat, Bhurijana dasa discusses questions and answers from the participants. • Email to a friend • Related • • Japa Group: Bhurijana dasa - Japa Retreat Here is a very nice Japa Retreat with Bhurijana dasa talking about various aspects of chanting. This recording covers the topic of Japa practice. • Email to a friend • Related • • H.H. Sivarama Swami: B. Peter from Hungary was a practicing Christian who now chants 16 rounds and follows the principles Bh. Peter from Hungary was a practicing Christian who now chants 16 rounds and follows the principles May 6th, 2010 But he is still troubled by guilt that he has abandoned Christ. How can he get over his doubts? [ 15:22 ] Tags: FAQ, World religions One Response to “Bh. Peter from Hungary was a practicing Christian who now chants 16 rounds and follows the principles” Em says: November 6, 2011 at 6:23 am Thank you – just what ive been looking for. Bh. Peter from Hungary was a practicing Christian who now chants 16 rounds and follows the principles But he is still troubled by guilt that he has abandoned Christ. How can he get over his doubts? • Email to a friend • Related • • Akrura das, Gita Coaching: EDUCATED IN HOW TO BE SATISFIED According to the sastras, a brahmana, or a cultured person in Krsna consciousness, will not enter anyone's service to maintain body and soul together, and especially not for satisfaction of the senses. A true brahmana is always satisfied. Even if he has nothing to eat, he can drink a little water and be satisfied. This is only a matter of practice. Unfortunately, however, no one is educated in how to be satisfied in self-realization. As explained above, a devotee is always satisfied because he feels the presence of the Supersoul within his heart and thinks of Him twenty-four hours a day. That is real satisfaction. A devotee is never driven by the dictations of the tongue and genitals, and thus he is never victimized by the laws of material nature. SB 7.15.18 Purport • Email to a friend • Related • • H.H. Bhaktimarg Swami: Monday, May 3rd, 2010 You Stand Out Toronto, Ontario Sitting outside at a café table the neighbourhood woman spotted us coming on foot, "Is it festival season already?" referring to our summer Festival of Chariots. "That's in two months from now," I responded. "Oh, I just assumed because I saw you in numbers," she said. "There's only three of us here," I remarked. "Yeah, but it's the colour you wear that makes you look like you have numbers." I never thought of it in those terms. The saffron can be loud as a colour. It can make you look larger than life. And yet here ego is not the aim. If anything, saffron cloth is meant to exemplify humility, not amplify 'me'. It stands for and symbolizes simplicity. In fact, for thousands of years wandering mendicants and residential monks have been clad in this passive but lively colour. The cloth does stand out in any landscape. And for anyone who can admire a sunrise or sunset, you will catch tints in the sky that glow like saffron cloth as if time stared you straight in the face. Frankly, when a monk is in the midst of people, he has a tendency to remind others of the need for change, or improvement, all on the strength of the colour. If ever there was a peaceful colour it would be this peach/rose hue. As Jaya Keshava, a tall black African, Ramachandra, a family man, though sporting yellow with fine red print, and I took that one hour trek through Rosedale, we certainly did get noticed. The colour did light up passersby like I hadn't seen in a long time. Our guru, Srila Prabhupada, looked absolutely pure in the colour. In some respects he enhanced the beauty of the cloth by dint of his purity. 10 KM • Email to a friend • Related • • H.H. Bhaktimarg Swami: Sunday, May 2nd, 2010 2 Problems with the 24 Toronto, Ontario I had mixed feelings about the approach to the 24 hour kirtan. In the Tagore Centre where their annual event takes place a fine arrangement is made in the middle of the hall. It's a four sided altar erected and adorned with deities and fresh flowers. Participants go 'goom goom' as they say in India or sounds and round in a clockwise fashion while the chanting is uttered form their lips. It's an actual walk around the clock. When tired participants sit on the floor and retain the mantra vibration. In recent years (we are on our 18th annual) a stage gets filled with able musicians. The problem here is two-fold. By having vocals and musicians on stage it becomes an exclusive experience and not inclusive. One group is up (on the stage) separated from the second group, the walkers, or the goom-goomers. The second problem I perceive with this set up is that the traditional sravanam and kirtanam that is a receive and respond method becomes challenged because of the dispersement of so many microphones. While one person leads the mantra, everyone else should equally respond in volume to the mantra. Currently several voices are amplified by miked persons who respond, hence leaving all others. I expressed my dismay at this during the vote of thanks and I believe people understood the problem with the current disempowering approach. "There is merit in tradition" I explained. The method was always sravanam (hearing) and kirtanam (chanting or responding), not sravanam sravanam, hearing and hearing. The mics have become too much, drowning out other peoples' chances for being involved. Stages and mics need minimal attention. 6 KM • Email to a friend • Related • • ISKCON Melbourne, AU: Daily Class - Gangesvara Prabhu Daily Class - Gangesvara Prabhu - Srimad Bhagavatam 11.20.11 SB 11.20.11: One who is situated in his prescribed duty, free from sinful activities and cleansed of material contamination, in this very life obtains transcendental knowledge or, by fortune, devotional service unto Me. SB 11.20.11: Uno que se sitúa en su deber prescrito, se libera de actividades pecadoras y limpiado de la contaminación material, en esta misma vida obtiene conocimiento trascendental o, por fortuna, servicio piadoso a Mí. Srimad Bhagavatam 11.20.11 - The seed of pure bhakti, not mixed bhakti, is Srila Prabhupada's exceptional mercy upon us. 10.2MB Posted by Tirthapada Dasa at 6/5/10; 5:26:42 PM to the Daily Class dept Daily Class - Gangesvara Prabhu - Srimad Bhagavatam 11.20.11 • Email to a friend • Related • • ISKCON Melbourne, AU: Jaya Radha Madhava - Gangesvara Prabhu ISKCON Melbourne, AU: Jaya Radha Madhava - Gangesvara Prabhu Length: 6:20 23.6MB Posted by Tirthapada Dasa at 6/5/10; 5:21:48 PM to the Bhajana dept ISKCON Melbourne, AU: Jaya Radha Madhava - Gangesvara Prabhu Length: 6:20 • Email to a friend • Related • • H.H. Sivarama Swami “Society, friendship, and love, divinely bestowed upon man.” They say. (laughs) It is not divinely bestowed. It is not. It is entanglement. It is entanglement. - Srila Prabhupada • Email to a friend • Related • • Gouranga TV: Padmalochan Prabhu- – SB class (part 1), sloka 3-26-18 Padmalochan - SB class (part 1), sloka 3-26-18 SB 3.26.18: By exhibiting His potencies, the Supreme Personality of Godhead adjusts all these different elements, keeping Himself within as the Supersoul and without as time. SB 3.26.18: Exhibiendo sus potencias, la Suprema Personalidad de Dios ajusta todos estos diversos elementos, guardándose Él Mismo, dentro como la Superalma y fuera como el tiempo. Padmalochan - SB class (part 1), sloka 3-26-18 Subido por Mayapurvision el 23/04/2010 Padmalochan - Srimad Bhagavatam class (part 1), sloka 3-26-18 • • Related • • Namahatta.org: Devotee Care Seminars -Vijay Venugopal Dasa and Prema Padmini Devi Dasi We were invited to speak at the Bhakti Sangam retreat of Lokanath Swami Maharaja, at Chokhi Dhoni,near Pune. 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