Monthly Archives: November 2014

A quote I heard from Prabhupāda while doing my puja yesterday morning. He was commenting on how much was being spent on offerings to Krsna everyday in Vrndavana. “If I ask somebody, “Please come and hear Bhagavad-gītā,” oh, he may … Continue reading →

Japa walk on a superb late spring day around Albert Park Lake. Summer officially starts on Monday. Things will start cooking soon. via http://bit.ly/1yuir1d

A Visit to the Hare Krishna Dairy Farm At first I wasn’t sure whether I should take the title of the article or the website seriously. The name of the author almost stopped me. Munchies.vice.com! These dairy cows have attained … Continue reading →

Mucukunda really nails it with this short pithy observation. I’m not sure why he wants to wait six years to get it together. I really like what Sacinandana Swami said; “Everyone can be the super-duper Mr. Everything and project that … Continue reading →

I can’t say I’m over the moon about this but it will be handy for short trips. The article states that the visa is only valid for 30 days. It would be a lot more convenient if it were valid … Continue reading →

I strongly recommend this week’s issue of Saranagati from Sacinandana Swami, mostly quotes from his Holy Name Retreat held recently at New Govardhana farm, Eungella. I always look forward to receiving the link to the latest edition. I generally stop … Continue reading →

The Perfection of Writing It is very satisfying to see Bhakta Pete’s hand writing on the sloka board these days. In the days prior to printing presses brahmanas would copy the Srimad Bhagavatam by hand. A well written copy was … Continue reading →

U.P. Orders Clean-up of Mathura-Vrindavan Region Two comments out of many that could be made. How do you do this? I can’t imagine how you’d organise this having spent so much time in Vraja observing the sheer disfunctionality of the … Continue reading →

I’ve just started using ITTT (If This Then That). I have been looking for a recipe to actually employ and found one which will really be useful. I’ve been meditating on how to do this since I started using Day … Continue reading →