Material enjoyment! Simply a waste of time. dehädibhir daiva-tantrair ätmanaù sukham éhataù duùkhätyayaà cänéçasya kriyä moghäù kåtäù kåtäù Translation: The living entity tries to achieve happiness and rid himself of the causes of distress, but because the various bodies…
We have to understand, what really blessing is! Prabhu was also the first ISKCON president in Bombay, Haribol. He started the first temple here in Bombay. Hare Krishna, I feel this evening very blessed to be amongst you to speak…
Are these Deities from all of your houses, please raise your hands if your deities are here. Are these all garland makers? Please raise your hands if you are garland maker. When we began this temple we had Deities this…
Spiritual life is full of humor and happiness I thank you very much for being with us this evening. Srila Vrindavan das Thakur writes that there are two particular dates in the year which are extremely powerful. For by observing…
Real pleasure comes through relationship I am very grateful to be amongst all of you this evening. Special thanks to Kunjabihari, Madhupriya, Vidhi, prerna, Shiva and this wonderful family for arranging this event. Providing us the opportunity to come together…
SB 8.2.33 TEXT yaù kaçcaneço balino ‘ntakoragät pracaëòa-vegäd abhidhävato bhåçam bhétaà prapannaà paripäti yad-bhayän måtyuù pradhävaty araëaà tam émahi SYNONYMS yaù—He who (the Supreme Personality of Godhead); kaçcana—someone; éçaù—the supreme controller; balinaù—very powerful; antaka-uragät—from the great serpent of time,…
SB 10.3.27 martyo måtyu-vyäla-bhétaù paläyan lokän sarvän nirbhayaà nädhyagacchat tvat pädäbjaà präpya yadåcchayädya susthaù çete måtyur asmäd apaiti SYNONYMS martyaù—the living entities who are sure to die; måtyu-vyäla-bhétaù—afraid of the serpent of death; paläyan—running (as soon as a serpent is…
We are like that lost child, not knowing where to find the shelter where mother and father are. But when a vaishnav calls out Radha and Krishna’s name then the mother and father; their prayers bring us again, yoga means…
