The meaning of Rāma is one who gives pleasure to His devotees, and Lord Kṛṣṇa is also called as Rāma as He gives pleasure to Śrīmatī Rādhārāṇī. How then, can there be sorrow in the pastimes of Lord Rama?
Lord Rama may observe strict decorum and boundaries in His personal conduct, but there is no boundary when it comes to His compassion.
Some reflections on Mahaprabhu’s South India travels. And how Srila Prabhupada magnified the grace of Lord Caitanya.
Beggars of this world don’t place a specific request to the objects of their begging. Do we, as beggars in front of Krishna, have the same mood as beggars of this world? Can we be a demanding beggar?
What does Rath Yatra signify in our lives? Some reflections.
What is the origin of the word “devotee?” In which all different levels can we be as practitioners of Krishna Consciousness, and what does it mean to be a “devotee.”
We are all in our train journey to GOLOKA. What sign will Krishna show to us when we login His portal – Regret, Waiting List, or Confirmed?
We have many desires arising in the recesses of our mind. What can we do with those desires? Does Krishna Consciousness mean suppressing all material desires? What are the healthy and unhealthy ways of dealing with any desire?
