Quotes by Indradyumna Swami
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“There is no place like home. Because in the spiritual world, every step is a dance, every word is a song, and there is a festival every day.”

The corona crisis What nature is telling us about human nature
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Friday, May 15, 2020
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The Annex, Toronto

Walk and Eat Well

As a walker who prefers moving through green spaces, I can’t help noticing the plants to either side of me. For instance, I’m noticing the very invasive garlic mustard with its tiny white flowers. It’s supposed to be fairly good for the health and all agree that it gives off a spicy bite to a tossed salad. It’s also good as a pesto when prepared like basil. The problem with it is that it takes over the forest floor.

Stingy nettle is also making its appearance in the foresty ravine. This wild veg taste even better than spinach. When forging it it’s advisable to have long sleeves and maybe even use gloves since the leaves have a prickly dynamic. Once it’s boiled or cooked those tiny needles just dissolve.

Also magical at this time are dandelions. The flower tops are excellent as pakoras. I turned our cook, Dwarkanatha, on to this. He tried some and churned out a few from the kitchen. My God!Delicious! I’m also encouraging him to use the young leaves in salad.

It happened that one of our wonderful couples from Oakville showed up with a bag full of fiddleheads, which are also now good for the harvest. Kasyapa and Panchami were kind to deliver. I guess in their native Gujarat this fern may not be so common but it is quite in abundance in shaded areas around here. Our cook received the stock. He cooked them with some potatoes and even he admitted they are scrumptious. It was his first time.

Eating local wild veggies along with the practice of walking build up your resistance to nasty viruses. We offer the food to Krishna and you’ve got the best consecrated food.

May the Source be with you!

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Festival of the Holy Name, Facebook Live with Devotees in Mumbai
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Festival of the Holy Name, Facebook Live with Devotees in Mauritius
Giriraj Swami

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Thursday, May 14, 2020
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Rosedale, Toronto

Early Rising

It is a pleasure and a privilege to rise early when the mind is clear and open for spiritual injection. Every morning a small group of us sit down for a serious hearing of sastra, documented wisdom. Good for the soul is reading a short passage from the Bhagavad-gita for instance. This morning we read from chapter 11, verse 39 and it was like a universe that spoke to us.

“You are air, and You are the supreme controller! You are fire, You are water, and You are the moon! You are Brahma, the first living creature, and You are the great-grandfather. I therefore offer my respectful obeisances unto you a thousand times, and again and yet again!”

And in the purport (explanation) which is brief, it was worth hearing a clarification. “The Lord is addressed here as air because the air is the most important representation of all the demigods, being all-persuasive. Arjuna also addresses Krishna as the great grandfather because He is the father of Brahma, the first living creature in the universe.”

These are powerful statement that help us feel empowerment. And that empowerment is one of wanting to serve. In order to prepare for serving others, what speak of serving the One who puts everything in motion, is that some time is necessary. So I’m recommending that for time-management early rising is an essential factor in making progress on the spiritual path. Thank you readers.

May the Source be with you!

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Supporting the TOVP in the United States
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The TOVP Team headed by Ambarisa and Braja Vilasa prabhus is grateful to the worldwide ISKCON devotee community for all their support over the years. Without your continued and steadfast source of financial assistance we would not have accomplished what has thus far been achieved and offered to Srila Prabhupada. It is truly a miraculous milestone for ISKCON and heralds the incredible preaching opportunities that lay ahead with the Grand Opening of this historic project.

As you know, due to the India lock-down all construction work has stopped, and until lifted the halt will continue. Despite some financial setbacks due to the Covid-19 pandemic, we are poised to begin construction in earnest so we can complete and open Lord Nrsimhadeva’s temple wing and altar by 2021.

Below we would like to remind our U.S. donors of alternate ways, some old and some new, to give to the TOVP, a few of which don’t require any direct donations at all, such as AmazonSmile, eBay for Charity and Give with Bing. We hope you will take this opportunity to review these methods of support and do the needful.

DONATE YOUR STOCKS TO THE TOVP
We would like to encourage devotees who are invested in stock programs to consider contributing some shares to the TOVP as a donation option or to fulfill their existing pledge towards the MISSION 22 MARATHON. The TOVP is now set up to accommodate donations of this kind. Please contact Vegavati devi dasi at our Alachua office for more information at m.tovp.org/amsmile

GIVE WITH BING SEARCH
Give to the TOVP Foundation simply by searching on Bing (you will need to have a Microsoft account). Sign into your Microsoft account with the link below. Click on JOIN NOW. Switch on GIVE MODE. Select CHANGE NON-PROFIT. Type in TOVP Foundation. Start searching on Bing! For more information go to: m.tovp.org/givewithbing

EBAY FOR CHARITY
Sell on eBay and give a % to the TOVP Foundation. Go to your eBay account. Under your name click SETTINGS. Under Payments click DONATION ACCOUNT. Click CHARITY SEARCH. Type in TOVP Foundation, search and select as your charity of choice. Start selling. For more info and instructions go to: m.tovp.org/ebayforcharity

PLANNED GIVING AND YOUR LAST WILL
Donating to charities, non-profits and religious/spiritual organizations in one’s Last Will and Testament is a common and respectable act. We hope those with the means will consider the TOVP in their thoughts when creating their final distribution of wealth. Go to m.tovp.org/lastwill to read about three different types of contributions you can make in your Last Will: Fixed Sum, Specific Legacy and Residuary Legacy.

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Vaisnavas are Treasure Houses
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Vaishnavas are treasure houses of transcendental mercy
Kadamba Kanana Swami, YouTube Live Stream, 26 March 2020

This quote was taken from a live stream series of classes discussing Caitanya Caritamrta. Here is the introductory text:

So we see how Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu introduced Santana Goswami to all of his associates from Nabadwip, who were all from Bengal, all these devotees were obviously great personalities. And of course amongst them were Advaita Acarya and Lord Nityananda, who are both the Supreme Personality of Godhead. So Lord Caitanya asked Santana Goswami to offer his obeisances to all these personalities, which he did, so they could bestow their mercy upon him. And the Vaishnavas bestowed upon him mercy, friendship and honour.

The Vaishnavas are the caretakers of mercy. They live by mercy, they are engaging in devotional service and they get mercy through that devotional service. They are associating with Vaishnavas and they get mercy through those Vaishnavas. They visit the holy abodes such as Vrndavana, Mayapur and Jagannatha Puri, and they are getting mercy there. They are digging for jewels in the minds of scriptures for whole collections of jewels from various sources. Mercy from service, mercy from association, mercy from the holy dhamas, mercy from scripture, mercy from Krsna prasadam and mercy from the holy name.

So in this way, all that mercy is building up within a Vaishnava. All these different aspects of mercy that one gets from one’s spiritual life, become building blocks of one’s bhakti.

Watch the live stream video below or visit Youtube. You can also find this class on SoundCloud.

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Finding a Perfect Master, Zoom Talk with Devotees from Surat
Giriraj Swami

“Burning to ask my question, I raised my hand. “There are so many swamis and yogis,” I began, “and each recommends a different process of self-realization, and each says that his is the best. So how do I know which is actually best?” Prabhupada responded, “What is your goal? Do you want to serve God, or do you want to become God? If you want to become God, that means you are not God now. And how can not-God become God? God is God. He is always God. He doesn’t have to become God by meditation. Krishna is always God. He is God when He is playing on the lap of Mother Yasoda; He is God when He is fighting at Kuruksetra; He’s God when He’s speaking the Bhagavad-gita to Arjuna. That is God. So, if you want to serve God and you sow the seed of devotional service and water it by chanting, God will provide the sunlight and all other favorable conditions to make it grow. But if you want to become God, then why should God help the competition?” Then he said, “God is in your heart. He is ready to help you. You can become godly—but you cannot become God. If you want to become God, you are only cheating yourself.””

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Gita key verse course 20 What is meditation. What are spiritual experiences. Are they just hallucinations Gita 06.22
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‘The Kindness Pandemic’: An ISKCON-wide Contest for Young Artists
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While the coronavirus is spreading throughout the world, luckily for us, so is kindness. The simple acts of kindness are powerful, cathartic, and could change our lives forever. ISKCON News is calling young artists, aged 3-18, to recognize and capture these little acts of kindness around them and turn them into an artwork.

Special Daily Virtual Japathon – All are invited !!!
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The Harmonist, Volume One Now Available in Ebook Format
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The original version of The Harmonist appeared as ‘Sri Sajjana Tosani’ in Bengali in the year 1879, published by the Vaisnava pioneer Srila Bhaktivinoda Thakura.

Restricted Freedom
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We’ve seemingly lost our freedom. But when ‘freedom’ means that everything is so available that we become complacent, what’s the benefit? If ‘restriction’ generates an appreciation and gratitude of what we’ve taken for granted all these years, where’s the loss?

Feed the Hungry in Vrindavan
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A video by ISKCON Vrindavan.

Guru and GBC Bhakti Bhusana Swami Hospitalized With Encephalitis
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After suffering from increasing dizziness, weakness of memory, and loss of cognitive abilities, guru and GBC Bhakti Bhusana Swami was hospitalized on Sunday May 3^rd in Germany. On Tuesday May 5^th, doctors diagnosed him with a type of encephalitis, which causes inflammation of the brain.

WILLOW & Jahnavi Harrison – Surrender (Krishna Keshava)
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Jahnavi Harrison and Willow Smith Collaborate on New Devotional Song ‘Surrender’
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Kirtan musician, Jahnavi Harrison and popular singer, Willow Smith have teamed up to release a new song entitled ‘Surrender (Krishna Keshava)’. The piece is a rendition of the sacred prayer for protection and shelter purportedly sung by Shri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu as he walked the length of India.

Swallowing the bitter pill
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(Kadamba Kanana Swami, 2 February 2020, London, United Kingdom, Bhagavad-gita 9.22)

Krsna consciousness is not a dreamy state of mind. Krsna consciousness is about realism. It is about actually seeing things as they are. To understand things a little deeper, then a little further; it is about looking up a little bit beyond the clouds. To actually see what is behind, and so on. Where is all this energy coming from? Even when we stand in front of the ocean and witness wave after wave washing ashore and we also notice that there is a powerful wind behind it, but where does all this energy come from? The sun is shining, but where does all this energy come from? All these planets are rotating, but where is all this energy coming from? And we feel dwarfed in front of a mountain, but what is a mountain in front of a universe? And what is a universe in front of many universes? How can we conceive the opulence of nature? And where does all that power come from? It always recalls the understanding of a Supreme Lord, a Supreme Controller. And when we come to the point of swallowing the bitter pill and actually accepting that we are not the Supreme, it hurts a little, but what to do? We are always inferior to the Supreme Lord, ouch! And when we actually come to the point that we are bowing down to Him, then everything finally starts to work!

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ISKCON Scarborough – Virtual multimedia class – Different ways to go to the Spiritual world according to Bhagavad Gita – Sunday- 17th May 2020 – 11 am to 12 noon
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Hare Krishna!
Please accept our humble obeisances!
All glories to Srila Prabhupada!
All glories to Sri Guru and Sri Gauranga!

We will have an online Sunday feast class on 17th May 2020 from 11 am to 12 noon.
Please note that this is a virtual class where you can take part from the comfort of your home.

Topic: Different ways to go to the Spiritual world according to Bhagavad Gita

Date: 17th May 2020 (Sunday)

Time: 11 am to 12 noon

Link to join the class from your desktop or laptop:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/9150790510?pwd=Wk5GYXVRMkJmdk84MzZJRXBKYUgwUT09

ISKCON Scarborough
3500 McNicoll Avenue, Unit #3,
Scarborough, Ontario,
Canada, M1V4C7
Website: www.iskconscarborough.org
Email:
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Will war break out because of the corona crisis, as some devotee-astrologers say – should we withdraw to self-sufficient village communities?
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Should devotees believe conspiracy theories about say the origin of the corona virus?
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When the holy name is everything, why do we need prudent action to complement prayer?
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Can there be religion for atheists?
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Gita key verses course 19 – What is yoga. – Gita 06.11
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Wednesday, May 13, 2020
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Toronto, Ontario

A Cure

At the start of today’s walk I took our resident monk from Bangladesh with me to show him what is a dandelion, that brightly yellow-colored flower that Europeans brought to the New World (North America) long ago. I plucked out one of those little flowers of wonder, which some people call a weed, so Dwarkanatha, also our major cook, could see it.

“The flower head is delicious as a pakora. The young leaves are great in a salad,” I explained. He appreciated the gesture of education and is committed to trying it out as food preparation of a nutritious kind. Then he told me something significant about herbal power that was like a miracle to hear.

He told me last week that 36 monks (brahmacharis) in our Dakatemple/ashram had been found with Covid-19 positive. That was devastating to hear. The whole facility was shut down.

But then one of the members, a medical-smart person, had them take a tea 3 times a day internally and three times breathe in this same substance with its steam. The report now is a glorious one. All those victims of the virus now read negative.

“So my dear Dwarkanatha, what is this cure and what are the ingredients?” I implored. This is what he said:

Black pepper, cardamom, cinnamon, ginger, turmeric in water, boiled, steeped in water.

“Okay, so more people should give it a try,” I suggested.

“Yes,” he said firmly with a smile. I proceeded walking happily taking my Trinidadian walking partner, Aisvarya, with me.

May the Source be with you!

5 km

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Tuesday, May 12, 2020
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Toronto, Ontario

The Meeting of the Brahmins

It was like the meeting of the brahmins, only some brahminswere not Vedic or even Hindu. Yesterday evening I was on the call with faith leaders of different backgrounds. Our subject was “Our Stronger Together Interfaith Zoom Gathering.” It was the coming together of groups from Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Judaism and Hinduism and it was accomplished by way of zoom. Kevin Moore of the United Church was the convener and we spoke about the pandemic and how to respond to it. In other words, what are the different groups doing about it. I represented the Hindu community particularly for the Regent Park area.

It is encouraging to hear what goes on charity-wise, especially in the area of feeding folks in need. Each leader was actually a presenter keeping to the theme “From Our Hearts to Our Actions.” The allotted time for presentation was from 3-5 minutes. That ended up being a kind of joke being that almost everyone went over time. I guess each and every one takes pride in their services to others. The caring nature of the session was quite uplifting and I’m looking forward to a future venture as well.

Now I’ll let you see in part of my presentation. I expressed the need to not only tell my congregants but to whoever can be inspired to do so, to build up your immunity and strength through walking outdoors. “To combat the little demon, Covid, we require to work on resilience.” I felt passionate about saying and doing so. When you’re strong you can help others.

Today I did what many people do in our neighbourhood—walk the service road along the railroad tracks.

May the Source be with you!

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What is the spiritual perspective on capitalism?
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What were the principles of dharma that Krishna descended to establish?
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What were the principles of dharma that Krishna descended to establish? How were they lost? How were they restored after the Kurukshetra war?
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Varnasrama College Launches Online Courses
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Varnasrama College — ONLINE will be officially inaugurated on May 15th, 2020 (Friday) with a global Go-Vrishabha Puja in conjunction with Vrishabha Sankranti.

Living Wills and Advanced Directives: What You Need to Know
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Kaunteya Das intreviews lawyer Devakinandana Das. A video by the GBC Strategic Planning Team.

Vrajavadhus Kirtan
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A video by ISKCON Vrindavan.

Top 5 Most ancient temple complexes in India
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How are mortar and bowl used in temple rituals?
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Why are there incense and candles in the mandirs?
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What musical instruments are in Hindu temples?
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Top 3 most famous Buddha statues in the world
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