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In reply to Rocana's caustic response to my recent viewpoints about "the patient revolutionary", I need to make my final installment in this protracted polemic surrounding Radhanatha Maharaj. I never really expected this whole strained dialogue to be so emotionally surcharged...
After reading Rocana prabhu's very lengthy reply to my very abridged comments in defense of H.H. Radhanatha Swami, his substantial mission statement evoked a deep reflection in me, regarding the many challenges and weighty issues throughout...
Regarding John Sinkowski's (a.k.a. Janmastami das) "scoop" on the alleged "cover-up" of the New Vrindavan murders, I wish to shed some small shower of sanity on this strange firestorm of slander. That such a vindictive deluded person has been...
In reply to Vyapaka's much needed warning about the GBC's "changes in our by-laws": Yes, this issue is vital to our movement's unity and must be properly applied. All of us, Srila Prabhupada's followers, share the responsibility to maintain Srila Prabhupada's legacy and safeguard his temples, even...
The life of the animal is incapable of higher inquiry, constricted as it is by the sensory limitations of their reduced awareness. The capacity for self-inquiry into our source and purpose is the special prerogative of the rare human form of life. Without...
There is a beautiful peaceful village in Braj Mandala named Gokula. One can sit there and gaze upon the pleasing vista of the sacred Yamuna as it serenely flows across the wide plain, while hearing the subtle rustle of the neem and pippal leaves caressed by the soft breezes.
Lord Chaitanya has been appropriately glorified by His chief follower, Srila Rupa Goswami Prabhupada, as Mahavandanayavatar, the most magnanimous of all incarnations. So great was His heart’s desire to give the highest perfection of love of God, even to the least qualified, that His divine sentiment of audharya overflowed into the pure hearts of His many devoted followers.
I wish to sincerely thank Srutakirti prabhu for sharing with us all his very inspiring memories of Srila Prabhupada in his highly personal book "What is the Difficulty?". His heartfelt narrative is filled with Srila Prabhupada's uplifting effulgent presence. Lord Krishna certainly blessed the author to have rendered so much intimate service to His Divine Grace and thus store up all these treasures of Prabhupada-smaranam, so gloriously shared with the world in these vibrant recollections.
Sanga means association, community, an aggregate of souls. As “social animals”, we all require each other to better fulfill our common needs for identity, communication, and learning. Just as “birds of a feather flock together”, devotees will naturally associate to help each other for spiritual progress.