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Hariyali Teej celebrations for the Vrajavasis



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  1. Pastimes of Krishna drives away Ghosts
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  3. Kids Summer Camp held at ISKCON Phoenix Temple
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  5. “I was intrigued by Hinduism”: Julia Roberts
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Pastimes of Krishna drives away Ghosts

By Vinayasheel devi dasi

When I was teenager, I used to think Why do I have to ride my Scooty, and I don't have a car instead. Or, you can understand how cribbing I was, as I recollect my thoughts in past. So these mundane thoughts were kind of ghosts influencing my subtle body.


Hariyali Teej celebrations for the Vrajavasis

Hariyali Teej celebrations for the Vrajavasis


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Hariyali Teej celebrations for the Vrajavasis

Adi Kesava (das) KKS (Vrindavan - IN): See ISKCON Vrindavan Hariyali Teeg darshans…
http://www.vrindavandarshan.com/vdthumbs.php?thumbdate=12aug2010&calyear=2010&calq=q3

By Lakshman (das) Vrindavan (IN)

What is Hariyali Teej?

Hariyali Teej is a festival celebrated in Shukla-paksha in the month of Shravana (August) during the rainy season. In 2010, Hariyali Teej is celebrated on 12 August. Hariyali relates to green and teej represents three. It means that the green festival is celebrated on the third day of Shravana. At this season, the fields turn lush green and the festivity is an invitation to prosperity. Some people regard it as a harvest festival. Hariyali Teej is often recognised as a festival for women to have relief from their busy household duties. Women clad in colourful dresses and ornaments and adore their hands with beautiful mehandi patterns. The preferred colour on this day is green. Special puja is offered to Moon, the lord of bushes. The colourful gaiety will be enlivened by gatherings, traditional songs, dances, worship in temples, and sumptuous feasts. The festival is known as Singhara Teej and Shravani Teej as well.

Hariyali Teej Celebrations in Vraj :

In Vraj, Hariyali Teej is celebrated every year in the midst of the brief rainy season when the land enjoys the respite from the blistering heat of summer. All around Vraj, the fields and forests will be blessed lush green and beautiful blossoming flowers with the sweet music of the chirping of birds and humming bees. Swings will be hung on the temples of Vrindavan for the Deities to enjoy, and therefore this festival is called Jhulan-lila. The lilas of Radha and Krishna are sung in the temples here and it is believed that They enjoy the swing and songs in the enchanting gardens of Vrindavan on this day. At Barsana Dham, decorated swings with green leaves and colourful flowers are hung for the Divine Couple to enjoy. Large crowds visit the Bankey Bihari Temple at Vrindavan. Various songs of rasa-lila are sung and special pujas are conducted every year. The lilas of Radha and Krishna are narrated. The Bankey Bihari Deity is moved out of the temple and specially adorned with colourful dress for the visitors to have an open glace at the Lord. The golden swing too is brought out, decorated with green leaves and flowers, and the Deity is placed on the swing to commemorate Lord’s wonderful lilas at Vrindavan.

Hariyali Teej Celebrations in ISKCON Vrindavan :

In the ISKCON Krishna-Balaram Temple at Vrindavan, the sanctum sanctorum of the Deities are beautifully decorated with green bush leaves and blossoming flowers for Them to feel pleasure-roam in the lush green forests of Vrindavan. When the Temple opened for darshan-aarti at quarter past seven in the morning, the devotees wondered to witness the Deities in the thick of the forests of Vrindavan five millenniums ago. They looked around astonished, but the surroundings still seemed usual. Returned to senses, they realised it as the gesture of mesmerising decoration than floating in the dream of togetherness with the sweet love of Radha and Krishna. The exquisitely decorated Deities felt like enjoying the charm of the flowery season and They appeared more cheerful. Devotees in large numbers visited the Temple to have darshan of Radha-Shyamsundar, Krishna-Balaram and Gaura-Nitai. Thanks to all those who actively participated to decorate the Temple and its wonderful living Deities.

By Lakshman das

Hariyali Teej is a festival celebrated in Shukla-paksha in the month of Shravana (August) during the rainy season. In 2010, Hariyali Teej is celebrated on 12 August. Hariyali relates to green and teej represents three



Kids Summer Camp held at ISKCON Phoenix Temple

Kids Summer Camp held at ISKCON Phoenix Temple


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Kids Summer Camp held at ISKCON Phoenix Temple

By PrayagNarayan Misra

Phoenix, August 11,2010

Healthy Living Camp was organized at ISKCON Phoenix Hare Krishna Temple, Chandler recently for kids aged five years to 12 years in cooperation with health and wellness company Whole Body Fitness, LLC.

The one week camp was focused on equipping about a dozen children with the proper tools to make healthy nutritional choices through hands-on snack creating activities, while participating in exciting fitness programs & self-esteem activities. At the completion of the program, children were able to create healthy yet tasty snacks unassisted, understand daily nutritional requirements and learn easy-to-do-anywhere fitness program. Each day was different and packed with activities like indoor and outdoor fitness, arts and crafts, learning basic safety tips and music.

Parents as well as kids thoroughly enjoyed the camp activities which also included understanding the glories of chanting holy names, explained on the concluding day by Priest Janardana das, a disciple of His Holiness JayaPataka das Maharaja. Organizers Parul Agrawal- a congregational devotee and and Kimberly Green Lustig deserve heartful thanks for such a wonderful and well organized camp for kids in spiritual dham such as Hare Krishna Mandir.


Meera, standing in front of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu- won the best atheletic award in a running game, called ” Rama- Ravana”, conducted by Radha MadhavaHari das for the pleasure of Sri Sri Radha MadhavaHari, Sri Nath Gopal Ji and Sri Sri Gaur Nitai. Participating kids were supposed to run to left on sound Rama, and to the right on hearing Ravana- and Meera exactly did that all the times and won the first prize. All kids -as well Camp organizers Parul and Kimberly- wore blessed garlands and chanted Hare Krishna while posing for photos.

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By Prayag Narayan Misra

Healthy Living Camp was organized at ISKCON Phoenix Hare Krishna Temple, Chandler recently for kids aged five years to 12 years in cooperation with health and wellness company Whole Body Fitness, LLC.


For Sale-Govinda’s Cafe, Sunshine Coast,QLD, Australia

Kisori dasi: Situated in a beautiful beachside location in central business district, thriving business with surronding high rises and cafes. Regular clientele, large customer base


“I was intrigued by Hinduism”: Julia Roberts

Timesofindia.com: 'Pretty Woman' star Julia Roberts, who recently converted to Hinduism, says she took up the religion because she was intrigued by it. In an interview to fashion magazine Elle, Roberts had admitted that she became a practising Hindu after visiting India


Devotees With Marriage Questions: Four things that can destroy any relationship and how to avoid them

Grihastha Vision Team: The Grihastha Vision Team presents to you our monthly FREE teleconference call where people can call in and ask questions and listen to everyone's answers about Grihastha asrama. This call takes place EVERY THIRD WEDNESDAY or THURSDAY of every month and is on varied topics relating to marriage and family and is for one hour


Memories Part 50!

Memories Part 50!

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Siddhanta das: Dear Prabhus, Dandavats. All glories to Srila Prabhupada!

It is with pleasure that we announce that the “Memories of Srila Prabhupada” series has now made it to 50! This two hour DVD has incredible stories never before heard that give us insight into how to live our lives according to the example set by Srila Prabhupada and gives us glimpses into the glories of His Divine Grace.

Part 50 includes anecdotes from Ramesvara, Patita Pavana, Manmohini, Soma, Omkara, Kiba Jaya and Garindra Mohini Prabhus.

We hope you get some inspiration from the YouTube clip provided below to purchase this DVD for your collection.

Your servant,
Siddhanta das

www.prabhupadamemories.com
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$30 for residents outside of US (includes shipping)

Memories Part 50 Highlights YouTube



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Ramesvara, Patita Pavana, Manmohini and Soma remember Srila Prabhupada.
Memories Part 50 Highlights YouTube

Siddhanta das: It is with pleasure that we announce that the "Memories of Srila Prabhupada" series has now made it to 50! This two hour DVD has incredible stories never before heard that give us insight into how to live our lives according to the example set by Srila Prabhupada and gives us glimpses into the glories of His Divine Grace


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