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A Krsna Meditation by Dravida Dasa

Sep 1, 2000 | Dravida Dasa, Poetry, Volume-34 Number-05

Vrndavana's rivers, lakes, and hills Rang out with lovely hums and trills As flocks of birds and maddened bees Rejoiced among the flow'ring trees. To those idyllic woods and glens Repaired Govinda with His friends, Sri Rama and the cowherd boys, To... read more

Awakened Intelligence by Dravida Dasa

Sep 1, 1998 | Dravida Dasa, Poetry, Volume-32 Number-05

kamadinam kati na katidha palita durnidesas tesam jata mayi na karuna na trapa nopasantih utsrjyaitan atha yadu-pate sampratam labdha-buddhis tvam ayatah saranam abhayam mam niyunksvatma-dasye In how many ways have I sought to obey The seductive demands of my wicked... read more

The Sun of the Name by Dravida Dasa

Jan 1, 1998 | Dravida Dasa, Poetry, Volume-32 Number-01

amhah samharad akhilam sakrd udayad eva sakala-lokasya taranir iva timira-jaladhim jayati jagan-mangalam harer nama "As the rising sun immediately dissipates all the world's darkness, which is deep like an ocean, so the holy name of the Lord, if chanted once... read more

Honor Among Thieves by Mathuresa Dasa, Mandalesvara Dasa, Dravida Dasa

Oct 1, 1983 | Dravida Dasa, Mandalesvara Dasa, Mathuresa Dasa, The Vedic Observer, Volume-18 Number-10

Honor Among Thieves The incident sounded controversial enough: a "briefing book" drawn up to help President Carter prepare for his 1980 campaign debate with Ronald Reagan allegedly found its way to the opposing camp. But when Reagan shrugged off the... read more

Ministers of a Higher Order by Dravida Dasa

Jul 1, 1983 | Dravida Dasa, Lord Caitanya, Vaishnava Saints, Volume-18 Number-07

Having given up wealth and high position, they led lives and wrote books that still illumine the path of devotion. Five hundred years ago, in Bengal, India, Lord Krsna appeared in the form of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu to teach love of God through the chanting of Hare... read more

Toxic Waste: Stopping It at Its Source by Dravida Dasa

May 1, 1983 | Dravida Dasa, From the Editor, Volume-18 Number-05

Guest Editorial Back in 1971, Russell Bliss sprayed oil mixed with dioxin on dusty horse arenas, dirt roads, parking lots, and farms at twenty-two sites in Missouri. His purpose was twofold: to control the dust and to get rid of the dioxin, a waste product that a... read more