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Weakness isn’t a flaw, it’s an opportunity to grow - by Aarushi Agrawal
Dhritarashtra teaches us that everyone has moments of weakness and they don’t define us. What matters is the types of habits we build to tackle those weaknesses. Dhritarashtra, ruler of... Read more...
A call to wake up - by Jayati Radha dasi
"A call to wake up" Up and down, and round and round,Through countless births we wandered around. Now is the time for the Divine sound, May life’s true purpose finally be... Read more...
Poem - by Jayati Radha dasi
.A wooden cart, so huge and strong,  Where Shakatasura hid along.   Sent by Kamsa with evil aim,  To stop Lord Krishna’s holy fame. It bears the weight of habits... Read more...
Surrender to Krishna! From knowing to understanding - by Tejal Rathod
Isn't complete surrender to Krishna what we are all really striving for? Our spiritual practice and our everyday activities are the means to move steadily closer to it. Surrender is... Read more...
TWO: ENERGIES, CHOICES
Which way does one go in moments of despair? by Satsvarūpa Dāsa Goswami LORD KṚṢṆA HAS TWO ENERGIES, material and spiritual, but they can be used interchangeably if one knows... Read more...
SILLY POINT 
Reel life is silly; even sillier is our living by its ephemeral promises by Caitanya Caraṇa Dāsa
The promos of a movie showing a popular film star smoking have led to protests: “Why is smoking being foisted on impressionable young minds?” The silly point is that we... Read more...
LABOUR-PAINS OF A BARREN WOMAN
Imitation of the behaviour of gopīs is a charlatan imitation of the pastimes of the Lord. By Vamsi Vihari Dāsa Last month, someone told me about a high-ranking police officer... Read more...
Art of Loving
“We often love things and use people, while actually we should be loving people and using things….” By Vrajavihārī Dāsa What is a greater source of inspiration, money or love?... Read more...
THE LORD IN THE HEART
Years later, I came in touch with the teachings of Bhagavad-gītā. The Gītā says that the Lord, in His form of Paramātmā, is situated in our hearts, witnessing our activities.... Read more...
OUR UNKNOWN FRIEND
He guides without coercing, hides without abandoning, watches without interfering, and loves without controlling. by Gopīnātha Candra Dāsa Before I entered into my teens, one of my predominant passions, which... Read more...
Power of Prayers
Many years ago, some communist officials used a very effective strategy to persuade the masses to accept their political program. Knowing well that people go to a place of worship... Read more...
TEENS AND CELIBACY
By Urmilā Devī Dāsī CELIBACY IS SUCH an important part of Vedic education that the Sanskrit word for student is brahmacārī (“celibate”). The pressure to give up celibacy begins, of... Read more...
SUICIDE – WHY? WHAT TO DO?
The tragic suicides by three IIT students have jolted the whole nation. Equally alarming are the World Health Organization (WHO) statistics that over one million people commit suicide every year.... Read more...
WHAT IS MISSING IN MODERN EDUCATION?
A LOOK AT ATHEISTIC EDUCATION AND ITS DEFICIENT PRODUCTS — BY CAITANYA CHARAN DĀSA “We have controlled machines and uncontrolled men,” declares a slogan depicting the potential threat of global... Read more...
THE CAMEL AND THE THORNS
"No creature smarts so little as a fool." — Alexander Pope by Draviḍa dāsa Dumb. That's the only word for the camel, who often feasts on thorny bushes, mangles his... Read more...