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ISVARA Newsletter EN
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Garuda Govinda and Yavata: Video conference in English on Thursday 14th 2024, topics
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At the beginning we will tell the following transcendental stories (lila): 1) the events of Garuda Govinda 2) Yavata, the country of Radharani after his so-called marriage. This will be followed by explanations of various philosophical topics, such as the difference between Pradhana, Prakriti and Mahat-tattva, Bhagavad-gita for humans only, Veda and Hinduism and so on. At present there …
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14 Mar. Mina Sankranti (Sun enters Pisces on 14 Mar, 02:54 LT)
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14 Mar Mina Sankranti (Sun enters Pisces on 14 Mar, 02:54 LT)
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Chastising Rasikananda One day Rasikananda became absent-minded while listening to a lecture on the Srimad Bhagavatam in the royal assembly in Ghantashila. Becoming angry at this, Syamananda Prabhu kicked him twice. Rasikananda Prabhu felt very embarrassed, and prostrating at his Gurudeva’s lotus feet repeatedly requested his forgiveness. Feeling very joyful, he said that by receiving such mercy from Gurudeva in …
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Five topics of the Bhagavad-gita
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Isvara (the Supreme Lord) Jiva (the living entity) Prakrti (nature) Kala (eternal time) Karma (activity) Catuh sloki. These are considered the four most important verses in Bhagavad-gita: “I am the source of all spiritual and material worlds. Everything emanates from Me. The wise who perfectly know this engage in My devotional service and worship Me with all their hearts.” …
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The First Day Taking up his arms with great determination, Arjuna got back into his war chariot. An expectant silence fell between the soldiers. Then the two armies moved at first slowly, then gradually increasing their speed, until they launched themselves decisively against each other. The impact was terrible. A deafening din was heard particularly at the point where Duhssasana …
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Who was the most aged warrior in the Mahabharata?
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Whenever it comes to the oldest warrior in the war of Mahabharata, the name of Bhishma Pitamah comes to the mind of the people. While the fact is that it was not Bhishma Pitamah, but his uncle Bahlika who was the oldest warrior who participated in the war of Mahabharata. Kuruvanshi King Pratip had three sons namely Devapi, Bahlika and …
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