The Sunshine of Jagannatha dispels the clouds of Covid in twin European cities LONDON and PARIS. By Titiksu das and Nitai Gaurasundara das London and Paris have much in common as far as Krishna Consciousness is concerned. Srila Prabhupada visited both cities many times. He installed Radha Krishna Deities in both places and gave Them

Srila Prabhupada: Bhaktivinoda Thakura was a grihastha, a very responsible officer, magistrate. And he was so exalted that he would come from his office generally at five o’clock, then take his supper, and immediately go to bed. Immediately. Say at seven o’clock in the evening he went to bed and he woke up at twelve

6 Qualities of GOD! The Art of Happiness (12 min. video)Eshaan and Janaki explore the 6 qualities of God on this small presentationWatch it here: https://bit.ly/3Cgg86W

From Back to Godhead By Vraja Bihari Dasa Making sense of Vedic Rituals Are traditional rituals mere acts of blind faith, or are there scientific reasons behind following them? An envelope protects and carries something valuable. It is the inner content of the envelope that’s actually precious. Similarly empty, meaningless rituals are like an empty

By Anantacarya dasa [ACBSP 1972] An early offering for Radhastami. Srimati Radharani, the tenderhearted, feminine counterpart of Godhead, is that one person in all of existence who knows best how to express love for Krsna. She is the supreme container of love for Him, and, as such, She is known as the asraya category. Moreover, it

Over 30 speakers are explaining sustainable development from a Krishna conscious point of view at the Congress on Conscious Sustainable Development, which is running from September 6th to 10th and is entirely in Spanish. Viewers from all over South America are signing up at https://hadaipandit.org/ and watching at https://www.facebook.com/congresodssc. The online event is the first organized by the Hadai Pandit

By North European BBT The rise in popularity of printed books con­tinues steadily. Since 2013, print unit sales worldwide are up 10.8%, reports the pub­lishing industry. “The smart reading device of the future may be … paper,” states WIRED! magazine. “Re­search finds that kids these days consis­tently prefer their textbooks in print rather than pixels.”