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  2. Using Loyalty To Srila Prabhupada To deceive Others
  3. Addiction of Social Networking sites
  4. Radhastami at ISKCON Vrindavan
  5. New Vrindaban Hosts Ninth Annual Vaishnavi Retreat
  6. Ratha Yatra in Nashville
  7. Radhastami Darshan
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Money and Varnashrama Culture

By Dhanesvara Das

Money, that ubiquitous substance that everyone the world over pursues to fulfill their desires, is rather young in the history of the world—a mere 2,600 years or so old. Prior to that there was no such thing as we now understand it anywhere on this planet

[pensamiento-del-dia:866] Aun más bienaventuranza en Burgas

Martes, 21 de septiembre del 2010

PENSAMIENTO DEL DÍA: Aun más bienaventuranza en Burgas
 
Enviado desde Sofía, Bulgaria.
 

El domingo 19 de septiembre del 2010 experimentamos aun más dicha en Burgas, Bulgaria. Fue nuestro segundo festival Ratha Yatra en tres días. Esta vez hubo un buen programa de salón arreglado después del final del desfile. La sede fue una prominente galería de arte. Cuando llegamos a la galería estaba feliz que hubiese un salón lleno de personas sentadas en sus sillas esperando pacientemente que empezara el programa. Fue tal el sentimiento de satisfacción para sumergirse profundamente en el kirtan en presencia de tantas personas y luego explicarles de una manera poderosa y atractiva la ciencia de la conciencia de Krishna. Estuve muy agradado con la manera que mi discípulo, Nitai Candra Das, hizo los arreglos para mi prédica. Además del salón de conferencias también hizo un arreglo para que sea entrevistado por dos estaciones diferentes de televisión.

Sankarshan Das Adhikari




Extático festival Ratha Yatra bendice con bienaventuranza
a Burgas, Bulgaria—19 de septiembre del 2010

http://www.backtohome.com/images/2010_Tour2/Burgas_Ratha_Yatra2.JPG


Jagannatha, el Señor del universo junto con
Balarama y Subhadra bendice a Burgas, Bulgaria
http://www.backtohome.com/images/2010_Tour2/JBS_in_Burgas.JPG


Kirtan extático en el Ratha Yatra en Burgas un reto a los "Arcos Dobles"
de Mc Donald's (en lo alto del edificio en el fondo de la foto)
http://www.backtohome.com/images/2010_Tour2/Burgas_Ratha_Yatra.JPG


Conferencia después del desfile en la galería de arte
http://www.backtohome.com/images/2010_Tour2/Burgas_Hall.JPG


Entrevista en la Televisión en Burgas—20 de septiembre del 2010
http://www.backtohome.com/images/2010_Tour2/TV_in_Burgas.JPG


RESPUESTAS DE ACUERDO A LA VERSIÓN VÉDICA:

Pregunta: ¿Pecado en comer alimento vegetariano?
 

Usted escribió en el "Pensamiento Del Día": 

"Si tú matas al animal o tomas la carne del animal que ha sido matado por alguien más, tú eres el asesino o un cómplice del asesinato. En cualquier caso sufrirás la reacción y serás matado y comido por ese animal en el futuro". 

Pero luego aun si comemos alimentos vegetarianos ofrecidos al Señor Krishna hay numerosos organismos en ellos y estamos comiéndolos también. Entonces ¿eso significa que en el futuro también seremos comidos por estos organismos? 

Gautam

Respuesta: El Krishna prasadam no es pecaminoso
 

Si alguien come alimentos vegetarianos que no son ofrecidos a Krishna, aun así permanece sujeto a la ley kármica de la acción y reacción porque las entidades vivientes son matadas mientras preparan y comen alimentos vegetarianos. Pero no hay reacciones pecaminosas provocadas por comer los remanentes de alimentos vegetarianos ofrecidos a Krishna. Krishna declara en el Bhagavad-gita que tal comida lo libera a uno de toda clase de pecados. Esto no significa, sin embargo, que alguien puede ofrecer carne, pescado, o huevos a Krishna. Tales ofrendas no pueden ser hechas porque Krishna no las acepta.

Sankarshan Das Adhikari

 

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Traducción del inglés por cortesía de:

Wilmer Alberto Estrada Morales

Sullana-Piura-Perú

 

Redacción y gramática revisadas por:

Caitanyadeva das

San José, Costa Rica

 

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Esta semana -

Clase del Bhagavad-gita: Lección 132

    "TU AMIGO O TU ENEMIGO"

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Nuevo nombre del sitio de Sankarshan Das  Adhikari en Español

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Nuevo libro sobre Su Gracia Sriman
Sankarshan Das Adhikari

Por Devadeva Das

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CLASES CON TRADUCCIÓN AL ESPAÑOL

Las clases que Srila Sankarshan ha dado en Perú  y México

están disponibles en el enlace siguiente:

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  1. H.G. Sankarshan das Adhikari, USA: Wednesday 22 September 2010--Walking Dog or Walking God--and--Our Friend Says God Does Not Exist
  2. New Vrindavan, USA: New Vrindaban hosts 9th Annual Vaishnavi Retreat
  3. New Vrindavan, USA: 24 Hours Kirtan - Kartika
  4. Sastra Dana, San Diego, USA: A Beautiful Contribution
  5. ISKCON Melbourne, AU: Daily Class - Bhurijana Prabhu
  6. Akrura das, Gita Coaching: BE MORE CONSCIOUS
  7. Bharatavarsa.net: Book distribution seminar: Gujarati brahmacari attracts British Catholic to Krsna
  8. Kurma dasa, AU: Yamuna Devi Recipe # 5 : Nutritious Whole Grain, Split Pea and Vegetable Soup (Sabji Matar Dal)
  9. Book Distribution News: Gujarati brahmacari attracts British Catholic to Krsna
  10. Bharatavarsa.net: Bhakti Vikasa Swami: Krsna, Krsna, Krsna, Krsna, Krsna. This is life.
  11. H.H. Bhakticharu Swami: Srila Prabhupada Memorial Festival Radhadesh 2010
  12. Dandavats.com: Money and Varnashrama Culture
  13. Dandavats.com: Using Loyalty To Srila Prabhupada To deceive Others
  14. Dandavats.com: Addiction of Social Networking sites
  15. Dandavats.com: Radhastami at ISKCON Vrindavan
  16. H.H. Sivarama Swami: Video of initiation talk
  17. Dandavats.com: New Vrindaban Hosts Ninth Annual Vaishnavi Retreat
  18. Dandavats.com: Ratha Yatra in Nashville
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H.G. Sankarshan das Adhikari, USA: Wednesday 22 September 2010--Walking Dog or Walking God--and--Our Friend Says God Does Not Exist

In this world everybody wants to love somebody, and if they cannot find anyone to give their love to, they will keep a dog and give their love to him taking him on a walk every morning. But the difficulty in the modern world is that people lack the understanding of where to repose their love so that they and everyone else becomes fully satisfied. In...

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New Vrindavan, USA: New Vrindaban hosts 9th Annual Vaishnavi Retreat

On Saturday, October 2, Praladananda devi dasi, a new York-based film producer, will be presenting a seminar in New Vrindaban on film production for amateurs. Her presentation is entitled "How to Film: Making the Best Use of Your Time and Video Equipment."
This seminar will cover a wide spectrum of topics such as how to frame or compose an image; looking at light and shadow; filming from different angles and perspectives; zooming in and out; and the art of interviewing.  Praladananda will also discuss the use of sound.  Students will be given time to practice what they are shown, and to bring their work back for review and discussion.  Bring either a camcorder or zoom-and-shoot digital with video capacity.
Praladananda is currently producing a 60-minute documentary film on New Vrindaban's Palace of Gold.  "The Palace of Gold is an architectural wonder," said Praladananda.
"The devotees who built the Palace of Gold had a dream.  Very few people make their dreams into reality, but they did it," explained Praladananda.   "The devotees who built the Palace of Gold were young, and in general they had no previous training or experience.  But they dedicated their lives to building the Palace, and they have left their mark on the world.  The Palace will be here for many years to come.
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New Vrindavan, USA: 24 Hours Kirtan - Kartika

The 24 Hour Kirtan is
October 30 – 31, 2010.

Register Now | Accommodations | Directions | Schedule | Sponsor

Each year the 24 Hour Kirtan gets bigger and better. The first 24 Hour Kirtan in 2007 was just a group of friends coming together to celebrate the chanting of the Maha Mantra. Now in it's fourth year, the 24 Hour Kirtan has become one of the largest kirtan events on the East Coast.

Tickets are $40 per person advanced / $50 at the door.
Student tickets are (with valid ID) $20 advanced / $25 at the door.
Children under 12 are free.

Buy Tickets Now

In an effort to maintain the quality of the festival, facilities and meals, the organizers have carefully decided that a ticket for the kirtan is required to cover the costs and expansion of the festival.

The 24 Hour Kirtan is a not-for-profit event which means that after production costs such as travel, meals, sound systems, promotional supplies, accounting etc. are covered, any funds left over will be used towards next year's 24 Hour Kirtan. If there is a considerable amount of left over funds we will donate towards the 24 Hour Kirtan in Vridanvan which needs financial help after the passing of Sri Aindra Prabhu.

You can view our working budget (PDF) to get a sense of what it takes to put on this festival. We will post a Profit & Loss statement after the festival for full financial transparency. If you have any questions about the budget or financial structure, please email us here.

If you need help with registering or coming to the festival, call us at 304-845-9591.

Please note that your registration fees DO NOT include accommodations. To find and book accommodations click here.

Register Now!

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Sastra Dana, San Diego, USA: A Beautiful Contribution

The fact of the matter is that our budget is not awfully too fat. It takes about $1,000 a month, or $3,000 a quarter, to run the Sastra Dana program. About $2,500 a quarter is spent for buying books and printing the 16Rounds newspaper. Remaining $500 is spent on printing and mailing the Sastra Dana newsletter, shipping books, gasoline, vehicle maintenance, and renovating and fixing abandoned newspaper racks. Since we don’t have big enough a budget to allow us to buy new racks, we find abandoned ones, restore them, put our logo on, and use them to distribute our newspaper. A new outdoor plastic rack costs about $80 to $90. We spend $10 to $20 a rack to renovate one.

About a month ago, Mohan Shyam Prabhu, a devotee from Long Beach, saved for us two abandoned racks he found at the Trader Joe’s, the place where he works. He also told us of a newspaper company that went out of business more than six months ago and whose racks were still sitting abandoned in the streets of Long Beach. All we needed to do is to get a van, drive to Long Beach, and pick as many racks as we could fit in our vehicle.

Pavamana Prabhu, a devotee from San Diego, took a day off from work and drove us to Long Beach. After driving and searching through the streets of Long Beach we were able to find seventeen new racks. Unfortunately we were not able to fit more than thirteen racks in the van. All of the racks were beautiful, clean, and the perfect size for our 16Rounds publication. Now there are thirteen more racks engaged in Krishna’s, rather than maya’s, service.

Dear reader, if you live in Long Beach, or anywhere else in Southern California, please let us know if you find any abandoned newspaper racks. We’d be thrilled to engage them in propagating Krishna conscious messages.

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This is what most abandoned racks look like.

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Mohan Shyam Prabhu with his two sons.

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Beautiful, newly acquired newspaper racks.

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Putting racks in storage before they will get renovated.

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Pavamana's van filled with newspaper racks.

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Pavamana's van filled with newspaper racks.

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Pavamana Prabhu

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ISKCON Melbourne, AU: Daily Class - Bhurijana Prabhu

CC Antya 11 - Lila Kirtana on Disappearance of Haridas Thakore.

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Akrura das, Gita Coaching: BE MORE CONSCIOUS

Start today to pay closer attention to the things you do.

Be more conscious of how you think and act.

Think about your tasks carefully before you begin.

Identify your most important tasks for a day and concentrate on them single-mindedly.

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Bharatavarsa.net: Book distribution seminar: Gujarati brahmacari attracts British Catholic to Krsna

I was distributing books in Northampton (in the Midlands of England) and stopped a young man who seemed quite well-natured. He had grown up in a Catholic family, but he introduced himself as a 21-year-old searcher looking deeply into Buddhism. I showed him our new VEDA book and told him that the article on Buddhism and KC may interest him. He had heard of the Vedas and was happy to take it away, along with a couple of other books, and generously gave a £20 donation.

Two weeks later, I decided to stop in Northampton on my way back to the Manor. About midday I bumped into this young man again. He smiled when he saw me and immediately came over to say that he had read all the books. And he'd read VEDA three times. It was exactly what he was looking for.

He was hungry for more knowledge, so I took him over to my trolley, gave him another three books, and took his contact details.

A week later I e-mailed him. He'd read the new books and was interested in taking up the process. I made a trip to Northampton to meet him. We decided to sit down in Costa Coffee and have a chat. I was ready to introduce him to chanting, but he was one step ahead. He explained how he had obtained some beads and was already chanting every day (he found information online). He had photocopied pictures out of the books and had made an altar at home. Now he offers some water and fruits to Krishna every day.

He recently visited the Manor and loved it. Another soul on the journey home, thanks to the potency of Srila Prabhupada's books.

Your servant Sutapa das (Text D:3582769) -------------------------------------------

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Kurma dasa, AU: Yamuna Devi Recipe # 5 : Nutritious Whole Grain, Split Pea and Vegetable Soup (Sabji Matar Dal)

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More serialising of recipes by my cooking guru, Yamuna Devi. Before attempting to cook any of her recipes, make sure you are aware of the difference between US measures and Australian/metric measures. See below*

This is a quick pressure-cooker soup that is warming, nutritious and very welcome on cold winter days. You can vary this recipe by substituting Parsnips, green beans, zucchini or corn for any of the suggested vegetables. A nice stew can be obtained by adding large, even-sized pieces of potato or winter squash. (You will need to increase the amount of water a bit when cooking these starchy vegetables).

Try your own favourite combinations according to the season and time of day. You can get whole grains and split peas at most health food stores and co-ops, so the next time you are out shopping pick up a pound (455g) each of whole barley, wheat, rye, brown rice, millet and split peas. At the rate of only 1-2 table spoons (15-30 ml) per pot of soup, you will be able to stretch these wholesome ingredients over many meals. This soup is a meal in itself, and it is also goes especially well with buttered steamed Rice, a bowl of home made Yogurt and a tossed green salad.

Grain and dal soaking time: 2 hours, Preparation time (after assembling ingredients): 5 minutes, Cooking time: 25 minutes in a pressure cooker, Serves: 6 to 8.

2 tablespoons each barley, wheat, rye, brown rice, wild rice, millet and split peas, 7 cups (1.75 liters) water, 1 medium-sized carrot scraped and cut into ¼ -inch (6 mm) rounds, 1 medium-sized celery stalk and leaves, sliced, 1 large firm ripe tomato, cut into 8 pieces 1 generous handful of spinach (about 1 ounce/30 g), washed, dried, stemmed and coarsely chopped, 1 teaspoon scraped, finely shredded or minced fresh ginger root, 1 teaspoon minced seeded hot green chili (or as desired), 1 teaspoon turmeric, 2 teaspoons ground coriander, 1½ teaspoons salt, 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley or coarsely chopped coriander, 4 tablespoons ghee or vegetable oil, 1 teaspoon cumin seeds.

Mix together the grains and split peas and soak in hot water for 2 hours.

Combine them with the remaining ingredients (except the salt, parsley or coriander, 2 tablespoons of the ghee or vegetable oil and the cumin seeds) in a 6-quart/liter pressure cooker.

Cover and cook under pressure for 20 minutes. Remove the pan from the heat and allow the pressure to drop. Uncover and stir in the salt and herb.

Heat the remaining 2 tablespoons of ghee or vegetable oil over moderate heat in a small saucepan. When it is hot, add the cumin seeds and fry until they are brown. Pour them into the soup and cover immediately. Allow the seasonings to soak into the hot dal for 1-2 minutes. Stir and serve.

*Note that since Yamuna wrote her recipes using US measurements, the weights are in US with metric in brackets.

More importantly, her tablespoons are US (15ml) whereas Australian/metric tablespoons are 20ml. So if you follow these recipes using metric measures, your tablespoons should be scant.

Similarly, the US cup is 240ml as distinct from the Australian/metric 250ml cup. The same scant measuring should thus apply to Australian/metric cup users.

The teaspoon is a universal 5ml.

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Book Distribution News: Gujarati brahmacari attracts British Catholic to Krsna

I was distributing books in Northampton (in the Midlands of England) and stopped a young man who seemed quite well-natured. He had grown up in a Catholic family, but he introduced himself as a 21-year-old searcher looking deeply into Buddhism. I showed him our new VEDA book and told him that the article on Buddhism and KC may interest him. He had heard of the Vedas and was happy to take it away, along with a couple of other books, and generously gave a £20 donation.

Two weeks later, I decided to stop in Northampton on my way back to the Manor. About midday I bumped into this young man again. He smiled when he saw me and immediately came over to say that he had read all the books. And he'd read VEDA three times. It was exactly what he was looking for.

He was hungry for more knowledge, so I took him over to my trolley, gave him another three books, and took his contact details.

A week later I e-mailed him. He'd read the new books and was interested in taking up the process. I made a trip to Northampton to meet him. We decided to sit down in Costa Coffee and have a chat. I was ready to introduce him to chanting, but he was one step ahead. He explained how he had obtained some beads and was already chanting every day (he found information online). He had photocopied pictures out of the books and had made an altar at home. Now he offers some water and fruits to Krishna every day.

He recently visited the Manor and loved it. Another soul on the journey home, thanks to the potency of Srila Prabhupada's books.

Your servant Sutapa das (Text D:3582769) -------------------------------------------

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Bharatavarsa.net: Bhakti Vikasa Swami: Krsna, Krsna, Krsna, Krsna, Krsna. This is life.

So about Krsna, it is called krsna-katha, topics about Krsna. The topics or the instruction given by Krsna is the Bhagavad-gita, and the topics about the activities of Krsna is Srimad-Bhagavatam. So some way or other, let us always discuss about Krsna. That should be the life of Krsna conscious people. So this is life of Krsna, worshiping Krsna in the temple, to sell Krsna's books, Srimad-Bhagavatam, Bhagavad-gita, to think of Krsna -- Hare Krsna, Hare Krsna -- to eat krsna-prasadam, to take all risk for Krsna, to do work for Krsna, as Arjuna, to fight for Krsna. He did not like to fight, but for Krsna's sake he fought. So fight for Krsna, work for Krsna, think of Krsna, eat krsna-prasadam, talk of Krsna, read for Krsna. So Krsna, Krsna, Krsna, Krsna, Krsna. This is life. This is Krsna consciousness.

>>> Ref. VedaBase => Srimad-Bhagavatam 2.1.1-5 -- Melbourne, June 26, 1974

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H.H. Bhakticharu Swami: Srila Prabhupada Memorial Festival Radhadesh 2010

Dear Prabhus, please accept my humble obeisances.  All glories to Srila Prabhupada.   All glories to Guru Maharaja. In Radhadesh Belgium we had an attractive Srila Prabhupada Memorial Festival.   With a small group of disciples, we started to  read out our vyasa-puja offerings, which was followed by a guru puja.  Then more devotees came to watch [...]

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Dandavats.com: Money and Varnashrama Culture

By Dhanesvara Das

Money, that ubiquitous substance that everyone the world over pursues to fulfill their desires, is rather young in the history of the world—a mere 2,600 years or so old. Prior to that there was no such thing as we now understand it anywhere on this planet

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