Finding Inner Peace in Chaos | Guest Speakers
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Finding Inner Peace in Chaos | Guest Speakers

You're invited to a captivating guest lecture titled "Finding Inner Peace in Chaos" on Friday the 26th May at 6:30pm. Renowned speaker's H.G Damodra Das and H.G Radhagopinath Das will share invaluable wisdom on unlocking inner peace amidst life's chaos.

Please find the attached flyer with all the essential details. RSVP by replying to this email with number of persons attending.

We look forward to your presence!

Title: Finding Inner Peace in Chaos
Date: Friday 26th May
Time: 6:30pm
Location: Temple Downstairs Hall

See you there !
ISKCON Auckland

Thoughts on the Coronation by the President of Bhaktivedanta Manor
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Wanting to recognise and honour the contribution of diverse faith communities to modern Britain, as well as to encourage harmony amidst such communities, King Charles III of the United Kingdom featured leaders of different faiths in the regal pageantry of his coronation. In the history of British coronations, which date back a thousand years, it […]

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Vedic Thoughts
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There is no scarcity for maintenance in the material world. Because of their poor fund of knowledge, the materialists are disturbed when there is an apparent increase of population on the earth. Whenever there is a living being on the earth, however, his subsistence is immediately arranged by the Lord. . . . If there
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Hari Kirtana: The Yoga for the Modern Age
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by His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada Ceto-darpana-marjanam bhava-mahadavagni-nirvapanam sreyah kairava candrika vitaranam vidyavadhu jivanam anandambudhi-vardhanam pratipadam purnamrtasvadanam sarvatma-snapanam param vijayate sri-krsna-sankirtanam. All glories to the sankirtana movement. Param vijayate sri-krsna-sankirtanam. Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu, when He was only a sixteen-year-old boy, introduced this sankirtana movement 500 years ago in Navadvipa, India. It was not
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Nonviolence or War
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—by Damodara das Adhikari (ISKCON—Washington, D. C. War is inevitable: an eye for an eye, dog eat dog, kill or be killed. Human history is a history of wars. Lust, anger and greed run amok in our minds, and for the sake of power and increased facilities for sense gratification, we become less than the
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ISKCON Around the World (1970 Photos)
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England In no country is Krsna foreign. The chanting of God’s holy names is natural to every land. In the Bhagavad-gita, the Lord Himself declares, “I am the father of all living entities.” Therefore, since Krsna cannot be foreign or alien anywhere, it is not surprising that the chanting of Hare Krsna is attracting sincere
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Harinama Ruci Team Makes Historic Preaching Tour To Nine Caribbean Countries
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Last month, devotees from the Harinama Ruci Team* completed a historic preaching tour across the Caribbean region, visiting nine far-off islands and countries rarely seen by the missionaries of Lord Chaitanya’s movement. The group’s members include Vicaru Das and Sandipani Muni Krsna Das from Harinam Ruci team, and they combined with Gopinath Das from Trinidad. […]

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Upcoming Online Presentation – “Detecting and Disarming the False Ego” by Sukhavaha Devi Dasi
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Sukhavaha Devi Dasi will be presenting “Detecting and Disarming the False Ego” online on May 24th, 6-7:30 pm (EDT), as part of the ongoing education offered by ISKCON’s Karuna Care Education Ministry. According to their website, “Karuna Care Education equips students with the basic tools they need to offer persons in crisis competent, well-informed emotional […]

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Country Compassion
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Dear devotees It was a Saturday. Four of us set out in the sankirtan van to Campbelltown on the south-western outskirts of Sydney. It’s kind of like a country town with tama guna farmer type people. This day it was rather quiet when we arrived. Usually only two devotees go there but this day we
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