The ecstacy of distributing Krsna Book
My focus has been on distributing Krsna books. This is to prove that distributing these books does not impede ones ability to distribute a lot of books as I have noted devotees can be hesitant to distribute Krsna books as they think it may be “too direct”. In having this focus I noticed a lot of people already know about Krsna and they are very honest and glorify the Hare Krsnas. It has been very ecstatic, and a lot of...
THE FIRE OF PURIFICATION
A boy approached our book table and listened attentively about the Bhagavad-gita, then gave a $10 donation. He told us how wildfires had swept through his community of Palos Verdes, destroying most homes, though his parents’ house was spared. He felt very sad because his high school had burned to ashes. It was his senior year there, and his eyes watered as he spoke. The boy didn’t have words to describe what he’d...
Distributing Books in Bars and Pubs
I now live in India with my wife, but when I’m back in Ireland I also go into pubs to distribute Srila Prabhupada’s books when I move from shop to shop. I approch the staff members mainly, and quite often they take books. I tend to avoid the customers though, as talking to drunk people can be a real waste of time. It so happens that sometimes a customer may spontaneously decide to buy a book after hearing me talk with the...
WSN February 2024 – World Sankirtan Newsletter
Please see the attached PDF file for the latest worldwide book distribution results, which contains charts and images. WSN 2025 – February
PAWS THAT GAVE HIM PAUSE
As told by Pandava Sakha Prabhu, the following incident happened somewhere in Western Europe: While out on harinama and book distribution one day, a group of devotees were confronted by some Christian ministers, who constantly insulted them and even hired some skinheads (neofascists) to attack them. Dressed in black shirts with swastikas, the skinheads came in front of the devotees brandishing stakes, clubs, and chains. Not knowing...
FROM BUDDHA TO KRSNA
While visiting Milan, Italy, I met a devotee who had previously been a Buddhist monk. When I asked him how he became a Vaisnava, he said he once had a teacher who taught Shaolin Kung Fu. He would come to the Buddhist monastery to teach the monks. “One day when he came he was singing. He had brought a harmonium and was singing very beautifully. When I later asked him what he was singing, he said he was singing the Damodarastakam....




