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ISKCON Melbourne, AU: Silas' DarshanWhen our Bhagavatam speakers glorify the pastimes of Giriraja, Gopal, Rama, Ananta, Trivikrama (Vamana), Kurma, Varaha, Mastya, and Hayagriva - Krishna's incarnations who kindly appear in our Mandir as silas - Their presence inspires me to meditate on their lotus forms and pray for Their mercy.
Here is The Lords' 2010 Gaura Purnima darshan, moving clockwise from Lord Trivikrama who sits to the left of Radha-Vallabha's upper step. Lord Trivikrama; Sri Narasimha; Sri Gopal; Sri-Sri-Sri Ananta, Hayagriva, Ananta; Sri-Sri-Sri Rama, Varaha, Sudarshan; Sri-Sri Radha-Giriraja;Sri-Sri-Sri Kurma, Matsya, Mastya (with a white Dwaraka sila covered behind). May They bless us to perfect our lives as we chant Their glories. Rupa Madhurya das, TX, USA: Bhajan - Kalindi dasi - Nrsimhadev Prayers
Kalindi dasi singing Nrsimhadev Prayers at her engagement to Kapil. Dallas, TX Download: 2010-05-15 - 5 - Kap and Kalindi Engagement Ceremony - Nrsimhadev Prayers.mp3 ISKCON News.com: US Court Stops ISKCON Seeking Donations At Los Angeles Airport
ISKCON News.com: New Training Center for Women in Alachua, USA
ISKCON News.com: Monthly Phone Teleconference for Devotees With Marriage Questions
Devadeva Mirel, Alachua, USA: Tile &TableFinancial update: Credit union guy called to say he was leaving the office, waiting on our file but wanted to know a good time to call tomorrow. He was very courteous. We are not so worried. Our unsold PA house deserves a refinance since the rate is not so great and it is a 5 year arm that is soon to expire. So, that seems to be our newest back up plans. You know what they say about best laid plans….that’s why we are not doing so much planning right now Tile is almost done. All up. Grouting is in order. Tomorrow. Our table is finally done. The guys brought the slab yesterday, but the table bowed under the weight. Back to the iron smiths (is that what they call themselves?). KD brought the table there this morning and picked it up this afternoon. KD and Lotus lifted the 500 lb slab onto the table base and now we have a pretty table. Here are pics. I am off to study with my son for a geography bee tomorrow. 
Our kitchen tile. White, Mint Ice, Meadow, Porcelain. Subway tile with get gray grout, glass mosaic will get an off white.
Our granite table. Base custom made by Gainesville Ironworks. Top Sapphire Brown granite.
Sapphire Brown Granite....not my first choice. Not my second choice. Third string rookie.
Browns in the granite marry well with the chestnut stained cherry cabinets, although the flash kind of ruined the moment.
      Bharatavarsa.net: Bhakti Vikasa Swami: definition of VaisnavaKrishna Consciousness has great potency to deliver us to the highest platform of perfection, but only if it is understood by the intelligence. Something understood by the intelligence is fixed forever and cannot waver, and that is almost spiritual. From your letter, I can understand you are confused in your mind, because you do not want this, you do not want that, you might like another, like that. That position of confusion is not very much desirable, so you are a Vaisnava, now rid yourself of such misunderstanding of things. Vaisnava means one who is able to sit down anywhere, under any conditions, and be happy. He wants only a place to lay down, a little prasadam, and if there's a little service he can do, gladly let me do it for Krishna, that's all. As long as we are thinking I want this, that is not to my liking, or if I adjust things a certain way everything will be better, these thoughts are material. Devotional service is not conditional. So stop this dreaming state. Try to understand things with the light of your intelligence, and if your are sincere in this way, without a doubt Krishna will give you full facility to understand Him and become freed of the bondage of ignorance. >>> Ref. VedaBase => Letter to: Bhagavatananda -- New York 8 July, 1972 ISKCON News.com: Slovenian Pada Yatra: The Eco-Caravan
ISKCON News.com: Moscow Ratha Yatra Promotes Healthy Lifestyle
Japa Group: I Felt Some Depth Of Meaning
My mind was clear and undistracted, and I felt some depth of meaning in uttering Hare Krishna mantras. They were distinct, and as I chanted I thought of Nama Prabhu and His potency. From Bhajan Kutir #2  ISKCON News.com: US Pharmacists Win Right to Refuse to Sell 'Morning After' Abortion Pill
Akrura das, Gita Coaching: Mirror of our soulIsn't it strange how a 20 rupee note seems like such a large amount when You donate it to temple, but Such a small amount When you go shopping?  ISKCON News.com: Choosing Healthy Foods Now Called A Mental Disorder
ISKCON News.com: Future Moscow Teachers Learn Religious Xenophobia
ISKCON News.com: Oxford Centre For Hindu Studies Celebrates Lucky Thirteenth Birthday
Devadeva Mirel, Alachua, USA: Stand Up
This is a cooking blog, so let me keep this vague. Live a principled life. Remember, the personal is political. Your Facebook friends list speaks multitudes about you. Don’t compromise your opportunity to say something important by remaining silent. Even sheep have balls.       Srila Prabhupada's Letters1966 July 8: "Sasthi. Society's balance $28.00. Electric light fitted today and there was about twenty men attending. It is encouraging. The collection was $15.00. One boy Gerald was very much interested."  Srila Prabhupada's Letters1967 July 8: "Those who are sincere souls, Krishna helps them to have a bonafide Spiritual Master, and the bonafide Spiritual Master helps the disciple to approach Krishna. This is the process. If you are sincere Krishna will give you proper intelligence."  Srila Prabhupada's Letters1967 July 8: "So far remembering me and Krishna, it should be simultaneous. I am your Spiritual Father, and Krishna is your Spiritual Husband. A girl can never forget either her father or her husband."  Srila Prabhupada's Letters1969 July 8: "It is all Krishna's money. When He sees us very faithful and trustworthy, He gives up His money. Simply pray to Krishna. The whole process is to accept the superior quality of service in Krishna Consciousness."  Srila Prabhupada's Letters1970 July 8: "Now you should concentrate to develop your spiritual power to attract the fallen souls. Perform sankirtana and display what is this Krishna consciousness movement and how it is for everyone's eternal welfare and happiness."  Srila Prabhupada's Letters1971 July 8: "When I see young American boys becoming qualified Brahmins, I am pleased and my Guru Maharaja becomes pleased. So you must live up to the standard. First and foremost is cleanliness."  Srila Prabhupada's Letters1972 July 8: "We are Hari Kirtana men, that's all. We can attract people by some gorgeous show, but inside there must be strict purity and seriousness. If we can recite from Bhagavad gita without any need for elaborate scenery and gorgeous dresses, that is best."  Srila Prabhupada's Letters1975 July 8: "There is no water arrangement. The temple is not being maintained properly. They are keeping long hairs and not living responsibly. I do not think it is good to put good money after bad."  ISKCON News.com: BBT Inspired Art Seminar in New Vrindavan, USA
ISKCON News.com: Rural Job / Service Opportunity in Kansas City, USA
Kaunteya das, Mayapura: Idolatry. Unfortunately.
A sand sculpture of Michael Jackson built to mark the first anniversary of where in the world it takes place. What is even more puzzling and unsettling is that this photo was taken in Jagannath Puri, India. Bharatavarsa.net: Book distribution seminar: Rock-Festival Distribution in FinlandJaya Srila Prabhupada! For the last four or five years we have distributed books to the crowd at the annual Tuska ("Pain") Open-Air Metal Festival in the center of Helsinki. The festival runs from Friday through Sunday during the first weekend of July. Compared to some other rock festivals, the crowd at this one is a little less intoxicated. They mainly go there because of the music. Actually, the fact that they're a bit drunk makes them more open to being approached. This festival is really quite a good field for preaching. The Christians had their "Finland for Jesus" bus there, trying to save the fallen souls. But their tactics just drew ridicule from the "metal heads," who continued to flaunt their upside-down crosses and various provocative anti-Christian T-shirts. Our approach was different. We distributed there in devotional clothing, avoiding Christian-style warnings about imminent damnation and the need to be saved. We just presented our literature and engaged in small talk about the bands and how the weekend was going. Sankirtana Prabhu, the sankirtan leader of the Czech Republic, was visiting Finland, and after our Sunday feast we went to the festival together. Some people sitting near the entrance immediately showed interest in the books. They were two ladies accompanied by a young man and a professional drunkard. The two ladies had pretty authentic metal-festival outfits -- blood stains painted all over their bodies, etc. But they were positive and without needing too much convincing surrendered to purchasing a small book. Many attendees had doubts about us. They regarded us as Hindus and thus thought that we worshiped many gods in a hodgepodge way, without much philosophy. I did my best to explain that we are not just ritualistic followers but have a clear and deep philosophy. It was fun to discuss philosophy with all those wild-looking characters, many of whom had read some of our books. Some were favorable, some not, but for the most part they were more philosophical than the average person on the street. Many had read books on various other philosophies -- Taoism, Buddhism, shamanism and some were followers of the teachings of Anton LaVey (hedonistic Satanism). It was very nice distributing with His Grace Sankirtan Prabhu. He did about ten books in less than two hours. It was good that I stayed until the end of the festival, since around that time two young men took five books, and, as on Saturday, the total for Sunday was some fifteen books also. Srila Prabhupada ki jaya! Lord Nityananda's special mercy and transcendental special jokes ki jaya! Book Distribution News: Rock-Festival Distribution in FinlandJaya Srila Prabhupada! For the last four or five years we have distributed books to the crowd at the annual Tuska ("Pain") Open-Air Metal Festival in the center of Helsinki. The festival runs from Friday through Sunday during the first weekend of July. Compared to some other rock festivals, the crowd at this one is a little less intoxicated. They mainly go there because of the music. Actually, the fact that they're a bit drunk makes them more open to being approached. This festival is really quite a good field for preaching. The Christians had their "Finland for Jesus" bus there, trying to save the fallen souls. But their tactics just drew ridicule from the "metal heads," who continued to flaunt their upside-down crosses and various provocative anti-Christian T-shirts. Our approach was different. We distributed there in devotional clothing, avoiding Christian-style warnings about imminent damnation and the need to be saved. We just presented our literature and engaged in small talk about the bands and how the weekend was going. Sankirtana Prabhu, the sankirtan leader of the Czech Republic, was visiting Finland, and after our Sunday feast we went to the festival together. Some people sitting near the entrance immediately showed interest in the books. They were two ladies accompanied by a young man and a professional drunkard. The two ladies had pretty authentic metal-festival outfits -- blood stains painted all over their bodies, etc. But they were positive and without needing too much convincing surrendered to purchasing a small book. Many attendees had doubts about us. They regarded us as Hindus and thus thought that we worshiped many gods in a hodgepodge way, without much philosophy. I did my best to explain that we are not just ritualistic followers but have a clear and deep philosophy. It was fun to discuss philosophy with all those wild-looking characters, many of whom had read some of our books. Some were favorable, some not, but for the most part they were more philosophical than the average person on the street. Many had read books on various other philosophies -- Taoism, Buddhism, shamanism and some were followers of the teachings of Anton LaVey (hedonistic Satanism). It was very nice distributing with His Grace Sankirtan Prabhu. He did about ten books in less than two hours. It was good that I stayed until the end of the festival, since around that time two young men took five books, and, as on Saturday, the total for Sunday was some fifteen books also. Srila Prabhupada ki jaya! Lord Nityananda's special mercy and transcendental special jokes ki jaya! H.H. Satsvarupa das Goswami: 33:50 A.M.I woke at 11 P.M. last night and was restless for the rest of the night, sleeping only on-and-off. I got up at ten minutes to two. I began chanting, but I gradually developed a pain in my right eye, migraine headache. I treated it with medicine, but it only gradually went down. As a result my chanting was hampered and not so quick, but I remained determined and kept fighting to keep attention and devotion in harinama. I have chanted about eleven rounds. I was able to keep focus on the syllables and not become panicky. But it is not a superexcellent day due to the impediment. I have to accept that there will be some days like this and not bash myself when there is physical difficulty. Chant Hare Krishna in any condition and trust that Krishna will reciprocate.
Chanting in difficulty, H.H. Satsvarupa das Goswami: Bowing Down to a Pure DevoteePrabhupada Smaranam
The devotees bow down at the first sight of Prabhupada in the morning, and after his lecture, and whenever they meet him during the day. And they murmur his pranama–mantras. Once in the Seattle temple, when the devotees bowed down after Prabhupada's lecture, a college student raised his hand and said he did not want to bow down to anyone. Prabhupada replied that the boy would be forced to bow down even if he didn't bow down to the pure devotee-spiritual master. He would be compelled to bow down to rebirth, death, disease and old age. The material nature does not allow us to go through life as some master of all we survey. The real question is, since you have to bow down to something or someone, you should find that person who is worthy bowing down to. Find that person whom when you bow down to him, you will be released from the necessity of other bowing down. In 1966, when devotees first started bowing down at the feet of Prabhupada, some of the more rebellious spirits didn't like it and went away. Gargamuni dasa asked Prabhupada if he should bow down even if he didn't feel like it. Prabhupada said, "Yes." Prabhupada told the boy in Seattle, "You are wondering why all these people are bowing down, but they are wondering why you don't bow down." Prabhupada's disciples liked to bow down to him. They did not see it as a personality-cult worship, but recognition that Prabhupada was the representative of Lord Hari and should therefore be treated as good as Hari. Those who refused to bow down as Prabhupada passed by broke the Vaisnava etiquette and ran the risk of committing an offense to God's representative. Bowing down to the superior is a very convenient process, and it does the heart good to do. Prabhupada received the obeisances humbly, and not for himself, but on behalf of his spiritual master in the parampara. H.H. Satsvarupa das Goswami: Caitanya Lila and Living Alone
Lord Caitanya sat at Akrura–
Every day I hear more pastimes
Do I wish I were a
I depend on my friends
I do plan to receive a H.H. Satsvarupa das Goswami: A Man and His CowFree Write
I felt tired late this morning after working with Baladeva to unpack boxes in my room, and I lay down for a nap. I had a dream in which different masters of animals, mostly cows or bulls, were shown taking care of their livestock, as if they were affectionate pets. The dream narrator said that a master should spend more time with his animal in order to find out what he wanted to die to become. Aside from the relationship with the animal, I was struck with the concept of dying to find out what you want to become. It struck me as significant. It seems to me that I want to die to become–or perhaps it would be more accurate to say I want to live to become—a good devotee of my spiritual master and Krishna. This is my aspiration in life. How can I attain it? The answer that comes to me is to be obedient to the instructions of my spiritual master and not deviate from them, and I should cultivate my relationship with Radha and Krishna by hearing and chanting Their names, fame, pastimes and qualities. I should preach the glories of the Lord to the innocent nondevotees, and I should share my realizations with the devotees and associate with them. The dream said I should find out what I want to die to become by spending more time with "my animal." Dreams don't often make rational sense, and I don't understand what this means or how to follow it, but I remain intrigued by the search to know what I am willing to die to become, and I think I know the answer. Akrura das, Gita Coaching: TEN THINGS I COULD DO TO IMPROVE MY CHANTING1. Chant first thing in the morning  H.H. Bhaktimarg Swami: Sunday, July 4th, 2010Nothing Wrong With That  Maddy Jean-claude Durr, New Govardhana, AU: A Journey Across to Poland: [P1] ArrivalsThursday 1st, July 2010. It was a little past midnight. I had just arrived in a motel in Berlin, after plane delays and a crazy journey across from Radhadesh, Belgium. I was off for another tour in Poland with HH Indradyumna Swami and the crew from Festiwal Indii (Polish for "Festival of India"). I made it to bed a little after twelve and I had, most probably, the last sound sleep I would have for the next couple of months. Polish tour was usually bliss and austerity rolled into one lovely package. A perfect way to learn lessons and progress, whilst experiencing something unforgettable and totally original. I awoke and began to pack. I had a loaf of bread from Radhadesh bakery for breakfast. I had a couple loaves of this Vaisnava baked bread as gifts for my friends from Australia. I was planning to meet them at Tegel airport. Tegel was another international airport, in the north of Berlin (on the other side of the city). After breakfast, I checked out of my room and caught a shuttle to the S Bahn (Berlin underground train system). I was glad to be associating with Germen efficiency yet again. I spoke to the conductor and he located me a map so I could navigate my way through the whole system; with this I quickly planned my route. I stepped off at one of the many, large, busy and overly technological train stations of Berlin. Again, I felt like I just stepped out of a time machine into the future. I asked some locals for information on a connection. They speculated something for me before pointing me out to the information desk. The information desk casually pointed me outside, where I would find a bus straight to the airport. I was in luck, Krsna had provided me an efficient way to reach my goal. The only problem was…where was the bus stop? I walked for some time and then paused. I looked behind me, only to see the bus in the distance, and I ran with all my bhakti shakti, hoping to catch it. The doors on the bus closed and it started to drive off. I hailed it and it stopped, opening its doors for me. I arrived timely at the airport. I dragged my luggage around the building, in chase of the boarding gate. I passed one girl who, for some reason, looked strangely familiar and she gave me a strange stare in reciprocation to my own confused look of curiosity. It was a long time before my travel companions were scheduled to land so I realized this stranger probably wasn't one of them. I found my way to the gate, made a triple check and then sat myself down. I submerged myself in Caitanya Caritamrta. The devotees of Navadvipa were arriving and meeting in Jagannatha Puri, soon to chant and dance with Lord Caitanya. I was also waiting to be reunited with old devotee friends so that we could engage in the preaching mission of Lord Caitanya in the present day. Eventually I was distracted from my reading by a voice that was projected from next to me. Someone sitting down the long bench called my name, "Maddy?" I turned and it was the girl I passed earlier. I now recognised her as Shairie, one mataji who had been on the previous Polish tour. She had arrived from London in the morning and was also waiting for the devotees from Australia. I was wondering who else I was going to see whom I wasn't expecting. Shairie pointed out someone, "I think our lift has arrived" she said. I looked over and it was Sadhu Sastra Prabhu and another Prabhu from Stage Crew! I had spent four tours with Sadhu now, in Poland and Australia, so I was happy to see him. Now that our car to Poland had arrived, where were the rest of our passengers? I looked through the glass walls to the luggage pick up. At first I couldn't see anyone but then I picked out Pulkit's face. Soon I saw the rest of them - Niti, Ashta and Kanchana. I waved and caught their attention. Pulkit and I began to communicate through the glass, making various jokes with sign language. I was surprised how well we could communicate without uttering a single sound. We waited for their luggage to come through. I saw Niti interacting with another passenger from their landing party. I spotted that it was Sita, Bimal Prasad's daughter. Bimal Prasad had been on Australian tour with us recently and had spent many intimate days with Maharaja. Now Bimal's daughter was going to fill his place on yet another tour over here in Poland. The group came through the gate and we went out to find our car. We found the Sprinter, a van I had been driven in many times over the period of my Polish tours. Pulkit and I found our spots at the back. I pulled out the remaining two loaves of Radhadesh bread from my bag and passed them around to the starving pilgrims. We now had a long, hot ride to Poland. Due to the blessings of global warming, the weather in Poland and Germany was ridiculously hot. We had a mild struggle with the heat but were otherwise happy to be on our way to the tour. We chatted, chanted and observed the passing road signs with excitement. We cheered as we crossed into Poland. This cheer was only matched by the even louder cheer as we arrived at the local town of Dzwirzyno, where the tour base was located. We piled out and I felt a strange but positive vibration. The atmosphere seemed to radiate spiritual energy and I could tell that the tour had created a holy tirtha out of what would otherwise have been simply another mundane village of Poland. I quickly showed Pulkit to our room, which would be our residence for the next two months. We found Govinda, a boy from Mayapur, loitering inside but everyone else seemed to be missing. With the addition of Govinda from Mayapur to the tour, we now had two boys with the same name, the other being Govinda from Berlin. I asked Govinda where to find the rest of the crew and he pointed me out to the sports field out back. I paraded through the familiar halls, seeing a couple old faces but many more new ones. I greeted Braja Kishore, our illustrious stage manager, on the way. I took Pulkit with me out to the back field, our leisure grounds for the period of the tour. The crew was crowded around the mobile stage, which was being set up to check for glitches. I saw a crowd of faces that I knew from different places and times - childhood in Australia, Mayapur and tour. All of a sudden I heard Sri Nama Vanamali Krsna Dasa Prabhu (aka Vana) call my name. He jumped off the stage, ran over to me and gave me a big hug, which was embellished by the rest of the boys joining in. I looked around and was impressed with our new crew of mischief makers. We had the highly reputed, Ninja-Brahmana, Dina Dayal Prabhu; Pulkit, Vana, Govinda from Mayapur; Govinda and Gopal from Berlin; Braja, also from Germany; and Nila from Sweden. I also officially met Radheya, from Hawaii. This team was a good blend for another exciting journey in Poland. [http://maddmonk.wordpress.com] Rupa Madhurya das, TX, USA: For Sale: Dallas Rathayatra &Initiation Ceremony 2010 DVD (2 Set)2 DVDs of ecstatic Kirtan, an combined Initiation by His Holiness Giriraj Swami and His Holiness Rtadhvaja Swami, Bhajans, and Dance Performances. This is a wonderful way to experience Rathayatra as held in Dallas in May 2010.
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Dandavats.com: Twilight of DestructionIshvari Devi Dasi: After reading Slaughtering Chastity, Indradyumna Maharaja requested I write a follow up story focusing on how the chanting of the holy name saved me from destruction Dandavats.com: World Holy Name Festival 2010: Sept 17 - Oct 3By Ekalavya das The World Holy Names Committee proposes the following initiatives: 1. Japathon 2. Harinam Sankirtan 3. 12-hour Kirtans 4. Global Prayer 5. Reciting the Glories of the Holy Names Dandavats.com: Iskcon Bangladesh Ratha Yatra 2010Iskcon Bangladesh: ISKCON Dhaka, Bangladesh is going to Celebrate The Festival of Chariot(RATHA YATRA) of Lord Jagannath from 13th July to 21st July, 2009. Distinguished dignitaries personalities and guest from home and abroad are expected to join in this 9 days long programme Dandavats.com: Sri Mayapur International School and Ashram admissions going on!Gopijana Vallabha dasa: Srila Prabhupada ashram, the boys' residential campus of Sri Mayapur International School, invites applications from worldwide devotees for admission of their children to the ashram Dandavats.com: New Vrindaban BBT Inspired Art SeminarMalatidevi: The people today are fascinated by so much of the glimmering so-called beauty of the external energy, and there is necessity of seeing beautiful pictures of Krishna and His devotees and His pastimes, in order to attract them to the spiritual process Dandavats.com: Fourth Annual BBT Art Seminar now open for registrationPancharatna das: The BBT will be holding its fourth annual art seminar in Vrindavana, India, from November 5 25, 2010. Once again, the seminar will led by veteran ISKCON artists Dhriti Dasi and Ramdas Abhirama Dasa, teaching both new and repeat students practical techniques as well as the mood essential in producing devotional art H.H. Sivarama Swami: Remembering the pastime of Rathayatra as enacted by Caitanya Mahaprabhu (Part 1)
Bhakta Chris, New York, USA: Mythology, Media, And The Future of Hinduism
The gods of Hinduism have never been up there in some cold palace playing cruel whimsical games of fate with us humans. Instead, they have taken their place among us. They have let us call them friend, cousin, son, mother, teacher, and adore them as such. For it is only in relationships that we humans adore, and it is only in adoration that we learn the lessons of the gods: to live in friendship with ourselves and others, to attain a sense of justice in our actions, and to surrender to serenity. That is the story about our gods, and it is a story that has been told countless times over the millennia in words, songs, gestures, sculpture, and art. (See images from an illustrated retelling of the Hindu Ramayana myth here) This essay is part of a series on the Future of Religion at patheos.com  Kaunteya das, Mayapura: Prevention and continuity: appreciable but non-enthralling Today I read in the New York Times a sentence that impressed me: "the public somehow the GBC had failed to address some crucial philosophical and financial crises, or if it had failed to attract to its ranks spiritual leaders who at one point were formally disenfranchised from the Society. But who will give them credit for that? (And let me add, who is going to give the GBC credit for something the public hardly knows about?) We have heard many times - and I assume we can all agree - that "prevention is better than cure." Yes, who would argue that it would be better to do a little regular exercise to prematurely loose one's health? Who would argue against driving carefully and avoiding accidents? But who would glorify someone "just" for being in fairly good physical shape or for being a safe driver? No, the public's mind is more attracted to the thrills of danger and the adrenaline of competition - even for something as frivolous as sports - than to the steadiness of preservation or the wisdom of preventive measures. And Sukadeva Goswami, knowing perfectly well human psychology, included in the Bhagavatam plenty of narrations about the vigorous and lively ksatriyas - instead of focusing on the more virtous, sedated (but literarily more boring) brahmanas: "O mighty Pariksit," Sukadeva Goswami said towards the end of Srimad-Bhagavatam (12.3.14), "I have related to you the narrations of all these great kings, who spread their fame throughout the world and then departed. My real purpose was to teach transcendental knowledge and renunciation. Stories of kings lend power and opulence to these narrations but do not in themselves constitute the ultimate aspect of knowledge." Gouranga TV: Kishori Yatra Part 4Kishori Yatra Part 4 H.H. Sivarama Swami: Jaganathastaka at Jagannatha-ghat on the banks of the YamunaJapa Group: Good Bhajana Kutir
Chanting Hare Krishna in the Bhajan Belt. Mybhajana is mostly solitary but shared with my friends. I try to give the good news of a person success fully chanting his rounds. My mood is separation and I ease it with Nama Prabhu. This is my new home and it seems suitable for chanting and writing the daily web. I thank Krishna and my friends for providing me another good bhajana kutir From Bhajan #1  More Recent Articles |
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