Kalachandji’s Sunday School children present a drama about the liberation of the conditioned soul at our Rathayatra Festival.
2011-03-23
Dallas, TX
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Kalachandji’s Sunday School children present a drama about the liberation of the conditioned soul at our Rathayatra Festival.
2011-03-23
Dallas, TX
Kalachandji’s Sunday School’s youngest children recite some verses for the Rathayatra Festival.
2011-03-23
Dallas, TX
Kalachandji’s Sunday School students performing a dance in glorification of Srimati Radharani at our Rathayatra Festival.
2011-03-23
Dallas, TX
Kalachandji’s Sunday School children singing songs about Lord Krishna and Balaram killing the demon Dhenukasura at our Rathayatra Festival.
2011-03-23
Dallas, TX
Kalachandji’s Sunday School present a dance welcoming Lord Jagannath to the park at our Rathayatra Festival.
2011-03-23
Dallas, TX
Nadia and Kalyani performing a Bharatnatyam dance at Rathayatra. They are soooooo cute!
2011-03-23
Dallas, TX
Bharatnatyam Dance performance by Amritha Gourisankar during our Rathayatra Festival.
2011-03-23
Dallas, TX
Highlights of the Rathaya Parade with ecstatic Kirtans by many devotees.
2011-03-23
Dallas, TX
Download: 2011-03-23 – Rathayatra – 1 – Parade.mp3
http://youtu.be/EHC6KAAXh6Q
Stories and realizations on Radhastami as told by Giridhari Swami, Rtadhvaja Swami, Giriraj Swami.
Dallas, TX
2012-09-22
http://youtu.be/5H_kx3c4e3w
An amazing 30 minute flower arati and abhishek of the Radha Kalachandji deities here in Dallas. Bhajans led by Hari das and Giridhari Swami.
Dallas, TX
2012-09-22
http://youtu.be/almeDLrr3jI
Krishnanandini dasi recounts her early days in ISKCON and how she was fortunate to be initiatiated at the Dallas temple by Srila Prabhupada.
Dallas, TX
2012-09-12
Download: 2012-09-22 – Radhastami – 3 – Krishnanandini dasi – Remembering Prabhupada.mp3
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