By Bharat Chandra Dasa 19th May 2011 I remember, in my first few days in ISKCON, I had asked someone about how mrdangas were made and where were they made. Clearly, I was not satisfied with the answer and always thought, one fine day, I will get into the details. Surely enough, I now…
Dedication on the eve of Srila Prabhupada Disappearance Day ‘Death literacy’ is a must for all who have taken birth. Certainly, we should all enquire and seek out – “What is death? Who actually dies? What happens to us after death? Why do we die? We really do not want to die but why are…
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The present civilization is clearly a “Slaughterhouse Civilization”! There is an act of murder in every fiber of it’s construction. Ever increasing greed for economic gains is the goal. We all know, this experiment has been disastrous. The rebelliousness on the values and culture of a sustainable past propagated by scientists and leaders combined has…
Hare Krishna, Few months back I was in Rajasthan and I was inspired to write this small article dedicating to all those following simplicity diet. I am sure those who visit villages in Rajasthan get the same feeling. In comparison to villages in other parts of India, Rajasthani villages are special. Rajasthani men and women…
There are about 5 Indian villages where Sanskrit is spoken as everyday language! Residents of these villages reportedly speak the language during every kind of communication, ranging from holding serious discussions to buying goods from grocery stores to having casual chats with friends. These 5 villages are – a. Mattur or Muttoor (Karnataka). b. Hosahalli…
Krsna-krida – The Art of Engaging Children’s Playful Attitude Children have a natural attraction to play. And, Krsna’s playful pastimes are a natural attraction for a conditioned soul. Hence children can from very beginning of life cultivate a taste for devotional service very naturally. As children play, they can become Kṛṣṇa conscious. That’s the success…
