When we visit the Holy Dham, we aspire to absorb its spiritual potency, yet our consciousness is often disrupted by external distractions. How can we protect ourselves in such situations?
In our life, sometimes we wish to taste the ecstasy of Krishna Consciousness. But, while serving, the ecstasy seems missing. Can a sadhaka go on with service and simultaneously taste the ecstasy?
Is there someone extremely dear to Krishna? Is there some place that Krishna is extremely fond of? What can His devotees do to best please Him and mitigate His separation while being in Dwarka?
If Lord Shiva is Krishna’s devotee, and we are so excited to take the remnants of Krishna’s devotees (maha maha-prasada), isn’t it logical, practical and advisable to take bhoga offered to Lord Shiva?
If someone asks us if we are worshipper of Shiva, what would be our answer? When we go to temples of Lord Shiva, what should we do and pray?
As the topmost Vaishnava, what can Lord Shiva grant us? Should we pray to him?
Chanting is the easiest and best way to connect with Krishna and elevate ourselves, but its true power lies in the quality of our practice. We must make sure that our chanting pulls us up, and we do not get bewildered by the whirlpool of material energy.
