By Krsnā devi dasi
The participants of “Unraveling the Mysteries of the Sacred Universe Level 1” were asking themselves this very question while attending this informative workshop co- sponsored by the Bhaktivedanta Institute of Gainesville and the Krishna Institute in Alachua on May 20-21. How we view the universe impacts our understanding of ourselves. Additionally, the more we push the boundaries of knowledge, the more knowledge expands before us. In the Vedic literature it is said, sa-tattvato ‘nyatha-buddhir vikara ity udahr?tah? from one fact another fact is generated. For example, a father is one fact, and a son generated from the father is a second fact. Thus both of them are truths, although one is generated from the other.
By Bhakti-lata Dasi
By ISKCON Wellington
By Hari Narayana Das
Festival will take place in Dubingiai, Lithuania on August 4 – 11, 2017. Make a celebration for your soul – join the amazing, fun and awsome Festival!
By Nila Kamal das
By Madhava Smullen
By Sivarama Swami
By Satyaraja Dasa
By Chandan Yatra Das
By ISKCON Wellington
By Urmila Devi Dasi
By Madhava Smullen
The beauty of the lotus feet of the Lord is compared to the petals of a lotus flower which grows in the autumn season. By nature’s law, in autumn the dirty or muddy waters of rivers and lakes become very clean. At that time the lotus flowers growing in the lakes appear very bright and beautiful. The lotus flower itself is compared to the lotus feet of the Lord, and the petals are compared to the nails of the feet of the Lord.
By Swami B. A. Ashram
By Anand Caitanya das