Chalice Charpentier

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"Haribol from the US!"

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Ram Charan Das March 26, 2016 at 2:11pm

Dear Devotee, Hare Krishna, dandvats. Please accept my humble obeisances. All glories to Srila Prabhupada. I do wish you a very happy Krishna conscious day today on your birthday and pray for you to have Krishna conscious years in the time to come, to let all your material and spiritual desires be fulfilled and for you to have this as your last birth in this material world. Take care, Gauranga, Radhe Radhe, Hari Hari, Hare Krishna.

Krshne matri astu - May your attention always be on Krsna....
Bimal Krishnadas September 7, 2011 at 5:15pm

hare krishna mataji i am very hpy to see u r become devotee in usa.
PREET ARORA December 2, 2010 at 5:35pm

Hare Krishna pranam
rahul February 26, 2010 at 8:21pm

hare krishna.how r u.how is ur devotional life going
Neeraj Nama November 21, 2009 at 1:37pm

Hare Krishna,
All Glories To Srila Prabhupada,
Please Accept My Humble & Obeisances.
OHENE- AFARI DJAN October 11, 2009 at 9:36pm

lets be friends!
Simon September 24, 2009 at 4:08am

Hi, sounds like we're at a similar place spiritually (what an odd phrase) when it comes to krishna consiousness. I've only visited temple a few times and taken part only very tentatively. Do you chant often?
ajay June 10, 2009 at 7:52pm

Hare Krishna !
i read yr profile...i liked the way of yr thinking...))
rahul June 4, 2009 at 11:53am

Hare Krishna

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Gender

Female

Location

Boston, MA

Birthday:

March 26

Name / Initiated name

Chalice Charpentier

Daily number of rounds of Hare Krishna mahamantra.

4

When, where and how did you come into contact with the Hare Krishna Movement?

I was introduced to the movement in 2009. I was introduced by my World Religions professor when he taught our class about Hinduism. For every religion we took a field trip to the local worship area and for the Hindu section, we visited the ISKCON temple. My journey into spiritual life has been gradual. My mother was a non-practicing Catholic (and disagreed with most of the Catholic beliefs) and my father was a Bahai'. I was raised as a Bahai' until he decided to leave his body when I was 12. At that point I had tried to move closer to religion, and soon realized that I didn't know or understand what Bahai' was truly about. I researched Bahai'sm and did not agree with the beliefs. From there as a middle school girl I started at the basics: Paganism. I appreciated the outlook that everything has a spirit/soul and that God has a male and female aspect to him. I started straying away from Paganism when I began attending local pagan get-togethers and felt pushed into practicing witchcraft. I felt that life was best when one would let karma have it's natural order rather than interfere, so I took this World Religions class at my college in hopes that I may find the wisdom I was looking for. I was very fortunate that we happened to attend a Wednesday Feast at the New Gundica temple nearby. :)

Name the nearest or most frequently Visited ISKCON temple/ centre and name few of the devotees whom you know.

ISKCON New Gundica temple in Boston, led by President Daru Krishna Das

Please describe yourself so that other like minded devotees can find you.

I am a young aspiring devotee who has been practicing for about a year now. I am seeking currently seeking a guru. I will receive my Bachelors in Psychology in May 2010. My hobbies are veganism, reiki, animal rights, cognitive behavioral counseling, cooking, baking, inspirational quotes, gay/lesbian/transgendered issues and loving my dear partner, Denise.

What are your expectations from this community?

To network with other like-minded devotees