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H.G. Sankarshan das Adhikari, USA: Sunday 25 September 2011--How Everyone Can Be Sufficiently Wealthy--and--Why Do Humans Act Like Animals?A daily broadcast of the Ultimate Self Realization Course Sunday 25 September 2011 The Supreme Personality of Godhead, Lord Sri Krishna, and His eternal consort, Srimati Radharani are enjoying transcendental pastimes in the topmost planet of the spiritual world, Sri Goloka Vrindavan. They are beckoning us to rejoin them. (Click on photo to see a larger image.) Our Mission: To help everyone awaken their original Krishna consciousness, which is eternal, full of knowledge and full of bliss. Such a global awakening will, in one stroke, solve all the problems of the world society bringing in a new era of unprecedented peace and prosperity for all. May that day, which the world so desperately needs, come very soon. We request you to participate in this mission by reviving your dormant Krishna consciousness and assisting us in spreading this science all over the world. Dedicated with love to ISKCON Founder-Acharya: His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, our beloved spiritual master, and to you, our dear readers. For Transcendental Association Connect With Other Members of this Course. Join this Conference: http://groups.google.com/group/sda_students Today's Thought: How Everyone Can Be Sufficiently Wealthy Uploaded from Copenhagen, Denmark People all over the world are always worried about not having sufficient money to live happily, but there is no need for all of this anxiety. Material opulence is given by Lakshmi, the goddess of fortune, who always remains engaged in loving service to God, Her beloved Lord Narayana, an expansion of Krishna. By Lakshmi's grace those who fully engage their wealth in the service of God are given whatever wealth is required to engage themselves happily in His service. It is only when we engage wealth in our own selfish purposes that we experience a constricted supply. Therefore if the people of the world would like to enjoy sufficient wealth, all they have to do is engage whatever opulence they have now in the service of God. Then they will receive more and more wealth to engage in the Lord's service. Because people are not aware of this simple fact, there is so much unnecessary anxiety all over the world about a lack of money. Sankarshan Das Adhikari Revealing the Secrets of Unlimited Happiness Copenhagen, Denmark--23 September 2011 http://www.backtohome.com/images/2011-Fall/Denmark_HP1.JPG http://www.backtohome.com/images/2011-Fall/Denmark_HP2.JPG http://www.backtohome.com/images/2011-Fall/Denmark_HP3.JPG Answers by Citing the Vedic Version: Question: Why Do Humans Act Like Animals? Dear Gurudeva, My humble obeisances to you. My question is: Even though a human being has the most intelligence to distinguish between good and evil, why is he still behaving like an animal? Is it because of his past karma that he is forced to do so? MS Answer: Bad Association. Now Change It. It is only due to bad association with materialistic men that a human being behaves like an animal. This is why is it very important to avoid worldly association as much as possible and take complete shelter of the association of the Lord's devotees. This transcendental association will make it very easy for one to realize the true purpose of his human form of life, to reawaken the dormant love of God that is sleeping inside of his heart. 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Radhanath Swami is a disciple of His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupad, the founder acharya of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness. Radhanath Swami travels all over the world and lectures widely. The realizations that he shares in his lectures have transformed lives of thousands over the years. But many opine that Radhanath Swami's deepest realizations surface during the question and answer sessions that follow his discourses. The doubts that haunt one on the spiritual path are seldom unique. And it's almost certain that someone has already got it clarified at some point of time in the past. So wouldn't it be nice to be able to access those answers whenever we are desperate for them? The purpose of this website is to provide that access. Most answers here are compiled from audio recordings of interactive sessions with Radhanath Swami. Some answers are extracted from audio recordings of his discourses, for questions framed by the administrators of this website. These are questions to which we felt many would want to know the answer. All question have been categorized under four headings: Life, Insight, Nature and Events. Click here to visit the website of Radhanath Swami Share this story your way: Print Facebook Twitter Google Bookmarks StumbleUpon Yahoo! Buzz del.icio.us Digg Live MySpace PDF • Email to a friend • •H.H. Bhaktimarg Swami: Friday, September 23rd, 2011Three Places  • Email to a friend • •H.H. Bhaktimarg Swami: Thursday, September 22nd, 2011To See the Spirit Behind It  • Email to a friend • •Japa Group: The Temple of the Heart P2Here is part two of the chanting seminar given by Sacinandana Swami in Alachua.
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• Email to a friend • •H.H. Satsvarupa das Goswami (Ret.): 442 — Poem for September 244:22 A.M. Poem of September 24 The author of Caitanya-caritamrta declares that one should worship Lord Caitanya and Nityananda Prabhu if he wishes to be saved. One should first chant the names of the Panca–tattva mantra and when he is pure he can chant the Hare Krishna mantra. "If one is infested with the ten [...] 442 — Poem for September 24 is a post from: EVERY DAY • Email to a friend • •H.H. Satsvarupa das Goswami (Ret.): Selected WritingsFrom Shack Notes: Moments While at a Writing Retreat "11:30 A.M. "I spoke of evasiveness and indirectness. It is yet another form of mental clutter. It prevents us from speaking out our dormant love of Krishna. "Speaking of mental clutter, Ananta just interrupted me in my shack to tell me he needed my passport, so [...] Selected Writings is a post from: EVERY DAY • Email to a friend • •Bharatavarsa.net: Bhakti Vikasa Swami: remembering is the whole thingSo this remembering is the whole thing. If you have got always within your heart Krsna, by sound or by mental thoughts, by work, some way or other, by reading books, any way, if simply you keep your consciousness in Krsna, then your life is successful. That's all. [Srila Prabhupada lecture, 16 July 1969] • Email to a friend • •Madhava Ghosh dasa, New Vrndavan, USA: Organic vs. Local Food The latest debate in the food world is over whether to choose organic or locally grown. Organic advocates feel you shouldn't tolerate pesticide use under any circumstances, while locavores— people who favor locally grown food — say it's more important to buy from local farms and conserve the fuel spent on transporting food long distances. To help you decide where you stand on the organic vs. local debate, here are some of the pros and cons of these two food philosophies.  Definition of Organic Food: Food grown without pesticides, genetically modified ingredients, irradiation, antibiotics, hormones, or fertilizer made from sewage sludge.Pros of organic food
Cons of organic food
Definition of Local Food: Food from local farms, gardens, or the wild. "Local" can mean 100 miles from your home to a day's drive, depending on whom you ask. Pros of locally grown food
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Filed under: Cows and Environment         • Email to a friend • •David Haslam, UK: A rambling thought, or self critique, or possibly both
Today I am feeling exceptionally sad, not only having to delay my return to what I call my "Home" the Manor but after receiving an e-mail from my own Guru Maharaja; indeed I feel may be a clinical depression is coming on or at least a state of dealing with situations you have no control of and a reminded of how bad a devotee I really am. The complications of working in the nursing profession seems at times to be at odds with that of devotional life, it’s hard for non-nursing individuals even my own sweet Guru Maharaja to understand the difficulties and also the emotional pull. It is not that you can just be given a date or take time off as an when needed Nursing does not really facilitate this, nor pulling a sicky to attend a function as you are aware of the impact this will have on clients. So receiving dates for up coming visits in advance certainly helps, although as I already have an exceptional amount of time off to facilitate my monthly visits to The Manor, receiving an e-mail chastising me for not keeping up to date on a changed schedule means that it will be neon impossible for me to get the time off needed. It also highlighted again my own personal failings, Yes although my colleges recognize and appreciate my nursing skills and knowledge my social skills and interpersonal skills are indeed sadly lacking and try as I can it’s an area that personally I consistently fail on, so like an arrow piercing the heart so were my own Guru Maharaja’s words (which in many ways is not a bad thing) In reality it’s a glaring reminded of a personal failure, I do not know the devotee he is talking about, I should, but sadly I don’t and so a link is lost; indeed I know very few devotees even those at The Manor finding myself sat on my own in a corner; and then to compound the piercing arrow along comes another, the dates for Wales; given that I am still not welcome there despite much supplication’s being made. Indeed it is a reminder of a personal state of ill-health, a personality flaw that I am not so endearing to others unless they are ill and in need of care. And as my Guru Maharaja reminds me there is only one person who is to blame, the hand points directly at me and as time moves on it grows bigger. I could blame my childhood, many do, discouraged by parents from having friends and limited to a very small circle, being physically and emotionally abused it was easy to just busy myself in my own company; whilst observing the great friendships enjoyed by others around. I am further reminded that many like me when communicating via the internet, or working with me on the Wards and in the community; and my long term clients simply love me to bits; but outside of this when it comes to more personal relationships or friendships I am completely helpless and socially inadequate so it is easy to return to the solace of self. I am further reminded of a question once asked, am I a devotee or a nurse? I guess the right answer is I’m just a nurse; I guess simply because it makes one feel needed and you can make a difference to someone if only for a short time. So I am saddened that my relationships with devotees appears strained, that I cannot endear them and bring something to the table; unwelcome and unwanted close to home; and in may ways too distant to be a part of the devotee community at the Temple I go to; and even more distant from my God Brothers who could have given me the dates in time for me to at least get to see my Guru Maharaja even once during his visit.
It days like today I sit in front of my deities for through everything they smile, sometimes frown, sometimes wink but always listen and keep me focused; so I guess Srila Prabhupada’s advice of deity worship for those living at home is the best safeguard; for if I listen to my mind it would be to simply give up and return into my protective shell; but each morning I see my beautiful deities I know it’s impossible. And may be, just may be if I work on it, my relationships with the devotees will be like that of the one’s I sit and observe. • Email to a friend • •Mukunda Charan das, SA: Covered‘When a living entity is deceived, covered and thrown by the illusory energy [maya], he/she develops desires for material enjoyment, but when he surrenders unto the Supreme Lord, he is uncovered, and freed from the desires for material enjoyment; this is Lord Krishna’s non-duplicitous merciful glance’ – Caitanya Bhagavata A.3.2 Commentary, by Bhaktisiddhanta Saraswati Thakur Avaranatmika-sakti – covers the living entity with ignorance, thinking ‘I am happy. I am alright’ in his ‘condemned life’ [see Srimad Bhagavatam 3.26.4 Purport, by A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami. Praksepatmika-sakti - keeps you in material consciousness [see Teachings of Lord Caitanya by A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami, Ch.10] Filed under: A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, Srimad Bhagavatam Tagged: A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, avaranatmika sakti, caitanya bhagavata, illusory energy, material enjoyment, maya, postaweek2011, praksepatmika sakti, teachings of lord caitanya         • Email to a friend • •H.H. Sivarama Swami: Some reflections on today’s technological world
• Email to a friend • •Japa Group: The Temple of the HeartHere is a nice chanting seminar from Sacinandana Swami entitled "The Temple of the Heart".
 • Email to a friend • •H.H. Devamrita Swami: The Biggest Festival: The Inside StoryIf indeed the USA is the best democracy money can buy, then certainly Ukraine, the largest country wholly within Europe, is a democratic price-grabber's flea market. Open-air, unvarnished, the affairs of any level of government—judicial, legislative, or executive—are on sale, 24/7. Slip your money under the vendor's table. Then watch the police, courts, hospitals, and universities wobble and totter your way. First-world visitors—from what are now known as the mature, industrial democracies—can't stomach this apparent mayhem. Ukrainians, however, long reconciled to their system, often shrug it off as how life is in this world and as a form of wealth distribution that keeps everyone happy. If you want to get something done, it's only fair, they often say, that everyone in the food chain, from the lowest clerk to the top bureaucrat, gets a bite. And why not point your finger at those piggy American bankers, who plunged the world into the Global Financial Crisis; yet how many have gone to prison? During the Middle Ages, the territory of Ukraine was a mighty center of Slavic culture—before the Mongols poured in and eradicated the population. Seven centuries of constant strife followed, as neighboring European powers took turns pummeling and dissecting the phantom Ukrainian nation. Then in the 20th Century came Stalin, who made the Mongol hordes look like sugar babes. Obsessed with collectivizing Ukraine's famed agrarian prowess, his policies of forced collectivization and land confiscation obliterated the food supply. Starvation, augmented by firing squads and mass exiles, decimated a land often considered Europe's greatest breadbasket. Historians, still arguing over the total death toll, estimate that at least 25% percent of Ukraine's population died in what is known as the Holodomor, or Ukrainian Holocaust. In 2003 at the United Nations, 25 countries including Russia, Ukraine and United States signed a joint statement on the 70th anniversary of the Holodomor with the following preamble: "In the former Soviet Union millions of men, women and children fell victims to the cruel actions and policies of the totalitarian regime. The Great Famine of 1932-1933 in Ukraine (Holodomor), took from 7 million to 10 million innocent lives and became a national tragedy for the Ukrainian people." Now, however, the same perennially mauled territory is a chakra of eternal bhakti culture. Graced with over 8,000 devotees participating in over 120 ISKCON centers and formal congregational gatherings, Ukraine, though economically one of Europe's poorest countries, is exceedingly wealthy in devotional service. The crown jewel of ISKCON's endeavors there is the annual weeklong festival, in September, on the Black Sea. It's theme: selfless devotional service, performed with no material motivation or gain. Amazingly, for its weeklong bhakti extravaganza, from early morning to late night, the festival charges no fee. In 1996, when the festival began, 400 devotees attended. By 2002, the attendance had climbed to 1,800, as a yearly bevy of visiting international senior Vaishnavas led seminars and kirtans. Each devotee paid a fee, in addition to accommodation, and received a plastic wristband allowing access to seminars, kirtans, and prasada meals. After the 2008 festival, however, HH Niranjana Swami, an ISKCON Governing Body Commissioner, suddenly changed that approach. Walking at 5am to mangal-arti, the day's first congregational chanting, he noticed devotees, who couldn't afford the festival fees, stealthily trying to elude the devotee security-guards and clandestinely join the kirtan. Their sincere determination—to rise so early and participate in the predawn chanting—thoroughly moved his heart. Niranjana Swami began to rethink the festival's concepts. Out went the festival fees and enforcers checking for wristbands, national secretary Acyuta-priya das explains. The new policy: "Come one, come all—we'll depend on Krishna and serve as many as show up." Moreover, no longer would festival staff members receive any remuneration for their herculean, marathon efforts—all devotional service would be completely voluntary offerings of bhakti. Upon registration, devotees are informed that the cost for festival prasada and programs averages approximately $40 per head, but everyone can pay what they can or want, whether nothing, less, or more. The 2011 festival, just concluded Sept. 15, officially recorded 6,000 devotees attending—easily ISKCON"s biggest devotee event. Mystically, the festive accounts balanced, augmented by wealthy donors from both within Ukraine and abroad, inspired by the festival's bold spiritual vision and expert management. How do you feed breakfast and lunch to more than 6,000 guests? Every day a different major temple in Ukraine takes responsibility for the massive cooking. To my delight, the veteran, senior international guests could opt for especially healthy cuisine—even amaranth, quinoa, and heaps of marinated ginger. This year's international lineup of special guest speakers and kirtan leaders included HH Niranjana Swami, HH A.C. Bhaktivaibhava Swami, HH Prabhavishnu Swami, HH Indradyumna Swami, HH Prahladananda Swami, HH Bhakti Vijnana Goswami, HH Devamrita Swami, HG Bada Hari das, HG Yadubara das, HG Ganesh das, HG Dhanesvara das, HG Navina Nirada das, HG Caitanya Candra Charan das, HG Madhava das, HG Sarvatma das, and HG Devaki dasi. Extending the festival's policy of donate what you can from the heart, the huge festival gift shop decided to go the same route. Devotees could walk into the shop, pick out any devotional paraphernalia or clothing, and pay what they could or wanted. Amazingly the store turned a profit. Whether from the registration donations or the gift shop, any surplus funds are directly plowed back into next year's festival. With attendance growing by over 1,000 per year, a delightful problem presses: where to find a tent and floor that facilitates at least 7,000 eager Srimad Bhagavatam hearers and jubilant Hare Krishna kirtan jumpers. • Email to a friend • •H.H. Satsvarupa das Goswami (Ret.): 441 — Poem for September 234:33 A.M. Poem for September 23 Krishnadasa briefly mentions the branches of the Caitanya tree. The first ones mentioned are not necessarily the most important. For example, "On the western side, the forty-third, forty-fourth and forty-fifth—Sri Sanatana, Sri Rupa, and Sri Anupama—they are the best of all." Raghunatha dasa Gosvami is mentioned as the forty-sixth [...] 441 — Poem for September 23 is a post from: EVERY DAY • Email to a friend • •H.H. Satsvarupa das Goswami (Ret.): Selected WritingsFrom The Qualities of Sri Krishna "19. Expert Judge of Time and Circumstances "Krishna is also an expert judge of time and circumstances. If God were simply all-powerful and had no tact or consideration, He could push His programs through with no care for time or circumstance. Ruthless dictators act like this. Their only criteria [...] Selected Writings is a post from: EVERY DAY • Email to a friend • •Srila Prabhupada's Letters1972 September 24: "I am very glad that you are holding Bhagavata-dharma Festivals all over England. Increase the selling of my literatures and magazines. There is immense field for preaching so do not hesitate to take the bold step forward and invite everyone to become a devotee of Krsna."  • Email to a friend • •Srila Prabhupada's Letters1972 September 24: "As my senior disciple take the lead in supervising the distribution of my books widely all over Great Britain. Hold one Hare Krsna Festival every night somewhere in London. If there are too many men for the temple they may be dispatched to open new centers in Glasgow and other cities as you see fit."  • Email to a friend • •Srila Prabhupada's Letters1975 September 24: "Our books are meant to educate people in consciousness and it is very good the professors have recommended Krsna Book for undergraduate study. Our process for learning is by hearing. Hearing is so important. As soon as the book is discussed in the class they will be purchased by the students."  • Email to a friend • •Srila Prabhupada's Letters1970 September 24: "You can open immediately a center in the very near future. If you take more interest in preaching work, absolutely you may be relieved from GBC."  • Email to a friend • •Srila Prabhupada's Letters1971 September 24: "Pray to Krishna. Supersoul is sitting in everyone's heart, so when He hears, the effect of hearing is there. So it is to be understood that the Spiritual Master is also hearing."  • Email to a friend • •Srila Prabhupada's Letters1971 September 24: "Caitanya Mahaprabhu sent His most confidential disciples out on the street and house to house. Even the magistrate would object, Caitanya Mahaprabhu would still send. He exhibited a great civil disobedience movement."  • Email to a friend • •Srila Prabhupada's Letters1974 September 24: "By your prayers I am recovered. So let us go on with the spreading of this sublime cult. My only request is that you all remain enthusiastic and pure by strictly following all the the devotional practices."  • Email to a friend • •Srila Prabhupada's Letters1975 September 24: "That you have fulfilled my request without hesitation, this is your success in spiritual life. The translations I am not using. There is some fault. I am doing the translations. I have finished now the Sixth Canto and have started the Seventh Canto."  • Email to a friend • •Gouranga TV: Janmastami Temple Bhakti Devi Dasi KirtanJanmastami Temple Bhakti Devi Dasi Kirtan ISKCON Melbourne • Email to a friend • •More Recent Articles
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