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By Urmila Devi Dasi - 23.1 2017

Freedom from feeling blame and offense against oneself

Our life is full of anguish when others unjustly blame us… we feel offended and angry, and feel a strong urge to defend ourselves. Is there another way, a way to freedom?

tṛṇād api sunīcena taror api sahiṣṇunā/ amāninā mānadena kīrtanīyaḥ sadā hariḥ

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Dina Dayala dasa (Dario Knez) - 23.1 2017

Is Jiva Gosvami’s philosophy the same as Sri Caitanya’s?

Introduction

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ISKCON Govardhan Eco Village Wins Prestigious UN WTO Award in Tourism

By Yudhisthir Govinda Das

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Written by Padma devi dasi - 21.1 2017

In my eyes, H.D. Goswami’s Krishna West program constitutes a sensible and pragmatic approach to outreach in the Western world. It claims nothing more than adherence to what our past Vaisnava acaryas have taught since time immemorial: to preach according to time, place and circumstance.

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By K. Bharath Kumar - 21.1 2017

The saint Manikkavaachagar was born in the village of Thiruvaadhavur (near Madurai) in Tamil Nadu around the 9th century A.D. He was bestowed this name for his gem-like words and captivating devotional verses.

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BY: SUN STAFF - 21.1 2017

Vasant Ragini 
Rajput Ragamala – Bundi, Rajasthan, c. 1660

A serial presentation of India's artistic legacy in paintings, sculpture and temple architecture.

THE RAGAMALAS

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By Bhurijana dasa - 21.1 2017

Ashram Changes and Temple Development

Most devotees’ lives and views on devotional service change as their ashram changes. When several devotees pass through ashram changes at approximately the same time-or even if one respected devotee within a temple changes his ashram-a temple can become affected.

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BY: KRISHNA DASA - 20.1 2017

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BY: SUN STAFF - 20.1 2017

Conversations wtih HDG A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, excerpted from  Dialectical Spiritualism: A Vedic View of Western Philosophy.

V – RATIONALISM 
Rene Descartes (1596-1650)

Syamasundara dasa: Descartes claims that truth must be self-evident and innate, like the intuitive knowledge "I exist. "

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By Somesh Kumar

The greatest fortune of knowing ISKCON