There was one doubt that was plaguing me. I had always been taught when I was first joining that the parampara is like a link, a chain. If you don’t have the perfect link, if you are not initiated – you really can not go back to the spiritual world. I presented this question … Read more
Devotees at the Hare Krishna Centre decided to jointly sponsor and adopt a young calf at the ‘Care for Cows‘ goshalla in Vrindavan. They were much impressed by Kurma Rupa Prabhu’s cow protection programme. Devotees gave the snow-white calf born on Govardhana Puja day the name Chandini, which means white like the rays … Read more
The Hare Krishna Centre was started in 2004 at the same premises as it is today, namely 28 Evington Road, off London Road, Leicester LE2 1HG. Devotees felt a Centre which is close to the City Centre and Leicester University would be a great opportunity to expand Krishna consciousness in Leicester. Those initial aspirations … Read more
A Conversation with Agricola, Part 1 Q: You were saying Organic farming and gardening aren’t really working. How are they not working? Agricola: They’re not working on several levels, including corporate greed, business ethics, and of course “We’re from the government and we’re here to help you.” But that’s not what I’d like … Read more
Hare Krishna Centre Indraprastha Ashram 28 Evington Road Leicester LE2 1HG United Kingdom Registered Charity No 1107565 Phone: 0116 254 6292 Mobile: 07887 560 260 Websites: www.gauranga.org www.prasadam.co.uk Facebook: www.facebook.com/gauranga.sundaraSkype: gauranga_sundara_dasTwitter: gaurangasundara email: If you are visiting us by car please park your car in Hamilton Street (Albans Road or any … Read more
The Hare Krishna Centre in Leicester holds its weekly programme every Saturday at 7 PM at 28 Evington Road in Leicester, LE2 1HG. The programme starts with tulasi arati followed by the Gaura arati ceremony, after which devotees listen to and discuss a talk given by Srila Prabhupada, the Founder Acharya of the International … Read more
The word Prasadam originates from Sanskrit and means the mercy of the Lord. This mercy comes in various forms and is meant to be distributed to one and all, free of charge. Therefore Prasadam is truly A Gift of Love. We at the Hare Krishna Centre feel that we have received a small … Read more
