We should always remember that our body is not for sense gratification; it is for Krishna’s service only. And to render very good sound service to Krishna we should not neglect the upkeep of the body.
-By H.D.G. Srila Prabhupada
We should always remember that our body is not for sense gratification; it is for Krishna’s service only. And to render very good sound service to Krishna we should not neglect the upkeep of the body.
-By H.D.G. Srila Prabhupada
Without being self-controlled, without being disciplined and without being fully obedient, no one can become successful in following the instructions of the spiritual master, and without doing so, no one is able to go back to Godhead.
-By. H.D.G. Srila Prabhupada
Vibhavari sesa(from Kalyana-kalpataru)Text One
vibhavari sesa, aloka-pravesa,
nidra chari' utho jiva
bolo hari hari, mukunda murari,
rama krsna hayagriva
SYNONYMS
vibhavari–the night; sesa–has come to an end; aloka-pravesa–the light of dawn is entering; nidra chadi'–giving up your sleep; utho–arise; jiva–O soul!; bolo hari hari–chant the holy names of Lord Hari; mukunda–the giver of liberation; murari–the enemy of the Mura demon; rama–the supreme enjoyer; krsna–the all-attractive one; hayagriva
Don't forget that Krishna is in your heart and in the heart of the person you are approaching. When Krishna sees we are making honest effort to please Him, He inspires the other person to reciprocate.
-By H.H. Gopal Krishna Goswami Maharaj
COWS IN VEDIC TRADITION
> Acording to my understanding Hindus worship cows because they were our livelihood.
If this were the case, then we would have other's worshipping the horse, others worshipping the goat, others worshipping their jewellery, etc., according to their livelihood. The worship of the cow goes much deeper than the economic development we receive from her. Do the scriptures tell us to worship our mother, father and guru simply because they feed us? Or is there a