Holy Name Meditation Podcast
Author Archives: Chaitanya Charan das
SB 01.15.21 – Everything can be reduced to nothing in one moment – seek that which is the source of everything
SB 01.15.20 – Beyond all the wrongs of our life – material and spiritual – is the treasure of remembrance of Krishna
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Holy Name Meditation Podcast
SB 01.15.19 – Humble remembrance of our excesses in our relationship with Krishna lets him break the wall between us
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Holy Name Meditation Podcast
SB 01.15.18 – Krishna is an eminently personable God – approach him personally
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Holy Name Meditation Podcast
SB 7.9.29 – Lust is the fire that seems like a nectar
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Lecture Podcast
SB 01.15.17 – In the moment of highest glory remember the object of highest glory to attain the destination of highest glory
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Holy Name Meditation Podcast
SB 01.15.16 – Let the activity or passivity of our surrender not distract us from the glory of the one to whom we surrender
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Holy Name Meditation Podcast
SB 01.15.15 – We win over our anarthas not by our power but when Krishna disempowers them
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Holy Name Meditation Podcast
SB 01.15.14 – See the Krishna factor to make memories of our achievements into memories of Krishna’s benevolence
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Holy Name Meditation Podcast
What is the destination of those people who die after receiving blessings of advanced devotees?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Answer Podcast
Does “knowing in truth” (Gita 4.9) happen by “experiences of Truth” or by “understanding”?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
From Muralidhar P
Answer Podcast
When Prabhupada’s perfect purports to the Gita are there, why are Gita daily articles needed?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Answer Podcast
Considering “gurushu naramati..”, isn’t thinking about spiritual teachers’ human failings offensive?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Answer Podcast
Don’t project notions about a mundane lord on the Supreme Lord
→ The Spiritual Scientist
The Lord is not like the mundane lord. The mundane master or lord never enjoys equally with his subordinates, nor is a mundane lord immortal, nor can he award immortality to his subordinate. The Supreme Lord, who is the leader of all living entities, can award all the qualities of His personality unto His devotees, […]
The discoverer behind all discoveries
→ The Spiritual Scientist
The Lord inspires the individual soul to create what is already created by the Lord, and by the good will of the Lord a discoverer of something in the world is accredited as the discoverer. It is said that Columbus discovered the Western Hemisphere, but actually the tract of land was not created by Columbus. […]
SB 01.15.13 – By acknowledging the orgin of our talents in Krishna and keeping him as the goal of our accomplishments, we complete the circle of loving reciprocation
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Holy Name Meditation Podcast
SB 01.15.12 – Our devotion is the basis for, not a distraction from, our practical accomplishments
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Holy Name Meditation Podcast
SB 01.15.11 – Dangers are opportunities to realize the reality of Krishna’s shelter
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Holy Name Meditation Podcast
SB 01.15.10 – Let our chanting and our dramatic and traumatic times symbiotically increase our relationship with Krishna
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Holy Name Meditation Podcast
Does ISKCON promote subtle emotional enjoyment in the name of spiritual enjoyment?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
From Mrigank Sharad Gita condemns sensual enjoyment, but does repeatedly talk about some kind of ‘spiritual enjoyment’, like in chapter 6, many times the bliss of associating with brahman has been stated. while iskcon tries to discourage gross sensual enjoyment, but it in factpromotes some kind of subtle sensual enjoyment. Mind is a subtle sense and […]
Is ISKCON’s conception of God like the Abrahamic religion’s jealous God?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
From Mrigank Sharad The main ISKCON theory is that Krishna is the only enjoyer and all others are to be enjoyed. This is the ultimate truth and those who rebel against it , violate their essential ‘dharma’ and a bound to fall down. This is nothing better than the portrayal of God as an envious […]
Could the unbelievable stories about Krishna not be some poets’ fabrications?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
From Mrigank Sharad ISKCON being related to the school of Gaudia Vaishnavism emphasises upon the form of devotion that is generally termed as ‘madhurya rasa’. You talk about gopis, and Krishna’s form etc. I have heard many stories being discussed by ISKCON celibates which sound strange: one goes like this: Radharani cooks new dishes for […]
The basic principle of missionary activities
→ The Spiritual Scientist
The pure devotees are not only satisfied by knowing everything about the Lord, but are also eager to broadcast the information to others, for they want to see that the glories of the Lord are known to everyone. Thus the devotee feels satisfied when such an opportunity is offered to him. This is the basic […]
Six steps to spiritual perfection – Bhagavad Gita 07.01
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Lecture Podcast
What does sound travels to ether mean when science says ether doesn’t exist?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Answer Podcast
As Brahma has come as Haridasa Thakura what is the meaning of the statement that Maya could tempt Brahma but not Haridas Thakura?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Answer Podcast
Does having some ambitions in life mean having material attachments and doing tenth offence?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Answer Podcast
Why do we take shelter of Krishna more in difficult times like exam period but not during sadhana and service?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Answer Podcast
How is the material world non-existent as Prabhupada states in the Gita introduction?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Answer Podcast
In Gita 13.12 is there any difference between atma-vinigrahah and indriyartheshu vairagya?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Answer Podcast
What is the meaning of kavitam in the na dhanam na janam verse?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Answer Podcast
In the namo-brahmanya devaya prayer, why does hitaya come twice?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Answer Podcast
What does Shad-Goswami Ashtakam mean by ‘the devouring mouth of liberation’?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Answer Podcast
Should a devotee oppose crimes like rapes? Should he feel compassion for the criminal?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Answer Podcast
Does Prabhupada’s request to cooperate with devotees mean that we allow them to exploit us?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Answer Podcast
How can we pray for those who are troubling us?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Answer Podcast
How can sitting erect like Bhaktisiddhanta Saraswati help in our chanting?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Answer Podcast
How can a devotee use the ambition to research in Physics in Krishna’s service?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Answer Podcast
How can a student who wants to become a brahmachari in future feel inspired to do academic studies?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Answer Podcast
How can we avoid getting caught in doubts about unimportant issues while studying scriptures?
→ The Spiritual Scientist
Answer Podcast