ISKCON MIRAROAD ORGANISED “GLIMPSES OF GITA” – SPIRITUAL SCIENCE EXHIBITION IN SCHOOLS
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On the auspicious occasion of Gita Jayanti, there were 3 exhibitions of 3D Models based on topics from Bhagavad Gita As It Is, presented by hundreds of School Students trained by NICE (Narasimha Institute for Children Education) – an education of ISKCON Mira Road. By the mercy of Sri Sri Guru and Gauranga, these Exhibitions
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TOVP Nrsimha Wing Opening October, 2023 – Sponsor a Nrsimha Brick Today!
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We are heading towards the final months to sponsor a Nrsimha Brick. Sponsors will have their names inscribed on the Brick which will be placed under Lord Nrsimhadeva’s altar to remain for hundreds of years. With the opening of the completed Nrsimha Wing and altar in October, 2023, there is limited time to take advantage of this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

Mayapur Nrsimhadeva is one of the most beloved Deities in ISKCON. Books have been written about Him with stories of His lilas with devotees, and all who see His divine forms are imbued with awe and amazement at His powerful gaze and presence.

Take your devotion to the next level by sponsoring a Nrsimha Brick to help complete His new home in the TOVP. Your brick will remain under His altar for hundreds of years to come as a testament to your participation in this historic project.

Visit the Give To Nrsimha 2023 Campaign page and make your sankalpa with the Lord today!

Watch this Nrsimha Wing Update video by Braja Vilasa.

 

 

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Prameya-ratnavali Release
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By Dr. Demian Martins It is a pleasure to announce the release of the Prameya-ratnavali, “a string of jewel-like theorems,” yet another publication of the Baladeva Vidyabhusana Project. In this work, composed at the request of his students, Sri Vidyabhusana presents a summary study of nine major philosophical and theological tenets covered in the Govinda-bhasya.
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Meeting with the President of Mauritius
Giriraj Swami

Today I met with the President of the Republic of Mauritius, His Excellency Sri Prithvirajsing Roopun, G.C.S.K, at the State House, Le Reduit. He was pleased to accept from me Srila Prabhupada’s Bhagavad-gita As It Is and my I’ll Build You a Temple: The Juhu Story and Life’s Final Exam: Death and Dying from the Vedic Perspective. He is a pious man, is very encouraging and supportive of ISKCON, and has taken darshan of Sri Sri Radha-Rasabihari in Juhu and Sri Sri Radha-Radhanath in Durban. He wished me well in my stay in Mauritius and hoped that I would visit again soon.

Hare Krishna.

HG Rukmini Mataji: Advice for women for being a devotee, a wife, a mother and Krishna lover
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In the sixth episode of Vartalap, we were blessed with the opportunity to interview one of the very first disciples of Srila Prabhupada, HG Rukmini mataji. She has been practicing Krishna Consciousness for more than half a century and is an activist in women’s spiritual empowerment and interfaith dialogue. She leads workshops and retreats internationally.


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HDG Srila Prabhupada: So you should always remember that you have taken on a very, very difficult task!
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HDG Srila Prabhupada: “ I WENT TO YOUR COUNTRY [USA] NOT TO BE SUCCESSFUL ’‘and ’'I CROSSED MANY OCEANS”–
So you should always remember that you have taken on a very, very difficult task. Not very easy task. But one thing is sure, that if you be successful or not successful, it is your victory. Because you tried for this, Kåñëa will be very much pleased. That is your victory. Not that in every day you will be successful. That is not. I went to your country not to become successful. I knew, “Who will accept? Just let me try.” My Guru Maharaja said. I thought that “I shall loiter in the streets for few days more,” that’s all. Actually I did that. No friend, no shelter, no nothing; everyone is loitering, here and there. And finally, so disappointed, I went to the ticket office, and then I was speaking about to go back to India[laughs]


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HDG Srila Prabhupada: So you should always remember that you have taken on a very, very difficult task!
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HDG Srila Prabhupada: “ I WENT TO YOUR COUNTRY [USA] NOT TO BE SUCCESSFUL ’‘and ’'I CROSSED MANY OCEANS”–
So you should always remember that you have taken on a very, very difficult task. Not very easy task. But one thing is sure, that if you be successful or not successful, it is your victory. Because you tried for this, Kåñëa will be very much pleased. That is your victory. Not that in every day you will be successful. That is not. I went to your country not to become successful. I knew, “Who will accept? Just let me try.” My Guru Maharaja said. I thought that “I shall loiter in the streets for few days more,” that’s all. Actually I did that. No friend, no shelter, no nothing; everyone is loitering, here and there. And finally, so disappointed, I went to the ticket office, and then I was speaking about to go back to India[laughs]


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Sri Mahesh Pandit Disappearance
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“He who was previously a very munificent cowherd boy has now appeared as Mahesa Pandita. In ecstatic love, he dances like a madman as though intoxicated to the beat of a kettle drum. [C.C. Adi 11.32]

According to Gaura-ganoddesa-dipika, Mahesa Pandita was formerly Maha-Bahusakha in Krsna-lila. He was a companion of Nityananda Prabhu, and was present at the Danda Mahotsava held at Paninati.

In Bhakti-Ratnakara, Taranga Nine, it is stated that when Narottama dasa Thakura came to visit Khardaha, he had darshana of the lotus feet of Mahesa Pandita.

Vrindavana dasa Thakura has described him as a ‘param mahanta’ due to the fact that he was very dear to Nityananda Prabhu. [C.B. Antya 5.744]

Mahesa Pandita’s original Sripat at Sukh Sagor merged into the bed of the Ganges, but his worshippable deities of Sri Sri Nitai-Gauranga as well as his samadhi were moved to Palpara. There is a railway station there, between Simrali and Cakdaha stations, on the Sealdah-Krsnanagar line.

His disappearance day is on the thirteenth day of the bright fortnight in the month of Pausa.

Sri Mahesh Pandit Disappearance
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“He who was previously a very munificent cowherd boy has now appeared as Mahesa Pandita. In ecstatic love, he dances like a madman as though intoxicated to the beat of a kettle drum. [C.C. Adi 11.32]

According to Gaura-ganoddesa-dipika, Mahesa Pandita was formerly Maha-Bahusakha in Krsna-lila. He was a companion of Nityananda Prabhu, and was present at the Danda Mahotsava held at Paninati.

In Bhakti-Ratnakara, Taranga Nine, it is stated that when Narottama dasa Thakura came to visit Khardaha, he had darshana of the lotus feet of Mahesa Pandita.

Vrindavana dasa Thakura has described him as a ‘param mahanta’ due to the fact that he was very dear to Nityananda Prabhu. [C.B. Antya 5.744]

Mahesa Pandita’s original Sripat at Sukh Sagor merged into the bed of the Ganges, but his worshippable deities of Sri Sri Nitai-Gauranga as well as his samadhi were moved to Palpara. There is a railway station there, between Simrali and Cakdaha stations, on the Sealdah-Krsnanagar line.

His disappearance day is on the thirteenth day of the bright fortnight in the month of Pausa.

Seek a Mentor for Success
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By Suvarna Radha Devi Dasi Having a mentor is crucial for progress, whether the goal is professional success, personal development, or spiritual uplift. We can quickly advance to the next level of achievement with their help and advice. Employees who received mentoring were promoted five times more frequently than those who did not, according to
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