Lecture by Vijay Prabhu, Mayapur festival 2005
May14

Lecture by Vijay Prabhu, Mayapur festival 2005

Lecture by Vijay Prabhu, Mayapur festival 2005 So, I would like to welcome everyone to our 1st book distribution seminar. Tomorrow the seminar will not be here, because we will have the book distribution award ceremony in the main tent. There will be three sannyasis speaking their realizations about book distribution, and there will be awards given out to book distributors. One thing I wanted to discuss is the importance of book...

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Queen Kunti
May14

Queen Kunti

Dear...

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Prabhupada’s Miracle
May14

Prabhupada’s Miracle

Devotee: They are attracted by wonderful things such as Sai Baba. He is doing so many wonderful things. People… Prabhupada: That is, means rascal. He does not see Karma's wonderful. If you want to see wonderful things, why don't you see the more wonderful things? But they are foolish; they are captivated with small wonderful things. That means less intelligent….. Whatever you need, Karma will supply, if you...

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A letter from Czech Republic, dhoti sankirtan
May12

A letter from Czech Republic, dhoti sankirtan

Thank you for writing. One time Indranuja Prabhu and I went out to a big event in the park in Denton. He thought it was a good idea to wear dhotis but the result was that after driving there for an hour we were kicked out immediatly. That is the only trouble I can think of. In the 70's we wore western clothes because people would be so freaked at the sight of vaisnava dress that you could not go into any conversation with them....

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A Letter from Czech Republic
May12

A Letter from Czech Republic

Yes. Devotional dress reminds everyone subconsciously of Vaikuntha. And it embodies an important characteristic of the vaisanava: dignity. When one reflects on Srila Prabupada and the impression he made in person, and always throughout his life, one is struck by his dignified countenance. Of course, Srila Prabhupad looked dignified even in a close-up of his radiant face, without seeing his dress. But the visage of a devotee in nicely...

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