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Cooking/Bhoga – Prasada
Bread
Kamsahanta (das) HKS (Copenhagen - DK)
16-Apr-95
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The cooks are sometimes substituting papadams for breads. Is that proper/acceptable ?
Krsna Ksetra (das) ACBSP
Date: 22-Apr-95 17:45 SST
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If you mean by "breads" capatis, papadams have a totally different "funtion" in a menu. I always understood that they would be served (if one were not serving everything a
Hare Krishna PAMHO AGTSP

Dear vaishnavas we are group of devotees from Gujarat we have 150 indigenous pure breed cow. Who grazing only natural grass .
We are manufacturing ghee by Vedic method as following..
First we boil the milk on the cow dung cakes and wood stove. When it became cool
we add little curd in it. Next day morning it will be a complete curd. Now it is ready to churn.
This churning process is done with two people by wooden motor {MANTHANI} in mud pot. When churning process is completed
From purport of SB.6.7.24
From the instructions of Lord Brahmä it is understood that everyone should very
faithfully worship the brähmaëas, the Supreme Personality of Godhead and the
cows. The Supreme Personality of Godhead is go-brähmaëa-hitäya ca: He is always
very kind to cows and brähmaëas. Therefore one who worships Govinda must
satisfy Him by worshiping the brähmaëas and cows. If a government worships the
brähmaëas, the cows and Kåñëa, Govinda, it is never defeated anywhere;
otherwise it must
Clothes
Anadi (das) (Melbourne - AU)
19-Feb-95
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Can one use clothes (dhotis, chadars) which had been washed in a public laundromat in Deity worship?
Nrsimha Kavaca (das) IDS
30-May-95
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… all the 'pujaris' I know wash their own cloth by hand, or it is washed by another devotee, ie. their wife, in the case of grhasthas. Astarata prabhu, as well as Jananivasa and Pankajanghri prabhus in M
Cleanliness
Subala dasa
26-Nov-96
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I have a question about cleanliness. I can be probably wrong, but I think I read it in Pancaratra Pradip, that after taking meal one has to brush teeth (and after brushing teeth one must take a bath) and that for pujaris it may not be all the time possible and in this caseone has to wash his mouth thoroughly (something like 16 times) and this replacenecessity to brush teeth and taking bath. And because pra
Bhaktivedanta VedaBase: Śrīmad Bhāgavatam 4.29.30-31
SYNONYMS
kṣut-parītaḥ — overcome by hunger; yathā — as; dīnaḥ — poor; sārameyaḥ — a dog; gṛham — from one house; gṛham — to another house; caran — wandering; vindati — receives; yat — whose; diṣṭam — according to destiny; daṇḍam — punishment; odanam — food; eva— certainly; v
"I would open a savings account here in Boston, whose funds would solely be for your use. I would personally make regular deposits into this account, and also the restaurant would make deposits. I would
adyo 'vatarah purusah parasya
kalah svabhavah sad-asan-manas ca
dravyam vikaro guna indriyani
virat svarat sthasnu carisnu bhumnah
adyah -- first; avatarah -- incarnation; purusah -- Karanarnavasayi Visnu; parasya -- of the Lord; kalah -- time; svabhavah -- space; sat -- result; asat -- cause; manah -- mind; ca -- also; dravyam -- elements; vikarah -- material ego; gunah -- modes of nature; indriyani -- senses; virat -- the complete whole body; svarat --