By Sankirtana Das
America, and the world, sorely needs these types of examples more than ever. But warriors have to be leaders and courageous and generous, all at the same time. It’s not easy. The responsibilities of a warrior/leader are brought in sharp focus in the ancient epic Mahabharata. I think Mahabharata is one of the most valuable stories for healing and for seekers of spiritual wisdom in our time. The story is about five warrior brothers – the Pandavas – and their common wife struggling to stand up to tyranny and at the same time keep their humanity. There’s a monumental battle that takes place. One of the most important things for them is to abide in the Dharma, to live with integrity. They strive to live in the courage, justice and humility that is required of them. But just like the rift in our nation, the Pandavas don’t always see eye to eye. They have their contentious moments, but they work through it. This is the very task set before us today. Mitakuye Oyasin.
By Nashvin Gangaram
By Krishna Nandan Das & Bhagavati Kripa Devi Dasi
By ISKCON-London Communications

By Caru Das

By ISKCON Sankirtana Leaders Team – India
By Radhaath Swami
By Shyam Gopal Dasa
By Nila Kamal das
By Nashvin Gangaram
By Nayana Manjari Dasi