Vrindavan Sounds
Sounds of Vrindavan is an audio recording made in Vrindavan, India, capturing the beauty and tranquility on the parikrama path in the early morning hours.
Sounds of Vrindavan is an audio recording made in Vrindavan, India, capturing the beauty and tranquility on the parikrama path in the early morning hours.
This video has been produced by Care for Cows, Vrindavan. The video speaks for itself. It will transport you back 5,000 years when Krishna and His cowherd friends were walking on the white sands of the Vrindavan forests and tending their cows. “I worship Govinda, the primeval Lord, the first progenitor who is … Read more
This video has been produced by Care for Cows, Vrindavan.
The following is an audio account of how Giri Govardhana came into my care.
The following is a compilation of quotes from Srila Prabhupada’s writings and teachings on the topic of the “Spiritual Master and the Disciple“. It was compiled into a book by Subhananda dasa brahmacari and is a must read for anyone wanting to connect to the pure disciplic succession (sampradaya) or who wants to recognise … Read more
Haribol everyone out there in Vaniland 🙂 This morning by Krishna’s grace, I am doing what I love to do. And do you know what that is? That’s right, my dear prabhus, I am associating with a very, very dear devotee of Lord Krishna, and I am very happily exploring his teachings, … Read more
Mmomordica charantia (Bitter Melon) Apr 28, 2010 — CANADA — A journey through India: border to border, bhoga to prasadam. In Sri Caitanya-caritamrta we find several references to sukhta, referring to various preparations made with bitter vegetables. The most common of these is karela, particularly in Bengal, but there is also nimba (neem) leaves, … Read more
National Geographic Society recently devoted an entire issue to Charles Darwin and his speculations regarding the origin of species. Their agenda was to show how Darwin’s ideas are now widely accepted by scientists and researchers while most religious leaders reject Darwin due to their blind faith in scriptures. They quoted Srila Prabhupada briefly, and … Read more
Simply bodily cleanliness may help to some extent, but cleanliness of the mind is necessary, and it is effected by glorifying the Supreme Lord. No one can cleanse the accumulated mental dust without glorifying the Supreme Lord. (Srila Prabhupada, SB 1.17.25 PP)