After those events, the Pandavas remained welcome guests in the Brahmana’s house. A few months had passed, when one day a pilgrim who was passing through the town stayed for lunch with them. On that occasion, … Read More
In Bhishma’s Tent What had happened during the day was unbearable for Duryodhana. The arrogance of the early days had disappeared: more and more he was finding that not only would the battle not end so … Read More
Today the word ‘Kama’ attracts a lot of attention and raises eyebrows. In Sanskrit, ‘Kama’ means love, desire, sensuality, and longing. In Hinduism, the Lord who embodies all these four qualities is Kamadeva, the … Read More
The crocodile From Nilachala, Syamananda Prabhu, Rasikananda Prabhu and their disciples went to Rajaghat via Rasagovindapur and Remuna. One day a mayavadi sannyasi teased him by calling him a “hypocrite Vaisnava,” but Syamananda Prabhu did not … Read More
The Eighth Day The sun rose for the eighth time over that expanse of men and animals gathered at Kurukshetra. After performing his morning devotions, Bhishma paused to reflect on what had happened the previous … Read More
Como Sus abuelas paternas Silabheri, Sikhambara, Bharuni, Bhangura, Bhangi, Bharasakha, Sikha y otras ancianas son como las abuelas paternas de Sri Krishna. Como Sus abuelas maternas Bharunda, Jatila, Bhela, Karala, Karavalika, Gharghara, Mukhara, … Read More
On A Silver Platter is a type of literature called “sangraha”, which is a collection of writings not necessarily related to each other. This book contains articles generally written with the idea of addressing … Read More
Ratha Yatra Syamananda Prabhu went to have darsana of Sapta Sarovara, Rama Chandi, Vraja Sarovara, Gargesvara Mahadeva, at the birth place of Sridhara Swami[1], and then went to Gauradanda, where he loudly called the name “Baladeva” … Read More
“Fue Draupadi quien a la mañana siguiente llamó a la guardia. ¡Ven! ¡Mira lo que le ha sucedido a tu general! Mira lo que ocurre con los que son hostiles con el Gandharva. ¡Su vida … Read More
In 1613 Sri Narottama Dasa Thakura organized the installation festival of six deities in Kheturi with great pomp. Many Vaisnavas from Gauda Mandala, Nilacala, Vraja Mandala and other parts of India took part. Syamananda Prabhu … Read More
L’epoca di Svayambhuva Manu, il primo dei quattordici di questo kalpa, è iniziata poco meno di due miliardi di anni orsono; per la precisione 1.960.853.000 anni (un miliardo novecentosessantamilioni ottocentocinquantatremila anni). Crediamo utile specificare come … Read More
