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Debt and Death the Policies of Errors by Murari Gupta Dasa

Mar 1, 2010 | Murari Gupta Dasa, The Vedic Observer, Volume-07 Number-03 (Indian)

A recent news report highlighted a government sponsored study that 96% of farmers in Punjab are under the burden of heavy loans. It comes as a great surprise because farmers in Punjab were considered to be among the richest in the country. Not anymore. The study... read more

From Village to Village by Murari Gupta Dasa

Jan 1, 2010 | Hare Krsna People, Murari Gupta Dasa, Volume-44 Number-01

A devotee tries some new and some old methods to teach Krishna consciousness in the villages of India. Breathless, six-year-old Manjunath bursts into the courtyard of his house. “Ma, the Hare Krishnas have arrived! I’m going to them.” Without... read more

A Vision from the Heart by Murari Gupta Dasa

Sep 1, 2009 | Murari Gupta Dasa, Volume-43 Number-05

The power of devotional service manifests brilliantly in the life of a unique devotee I first heard about Bilvamangala Thakura Dasa, who is blind, when I arrived at the ISKCON temple in Belgaum, Karnataka, where he lives. When I saw him at the early-morning... read more

Ganesha worship in 21st century by Murari Gupta Dasa

Aug 1, 2009 | Murari Gupta Dasa, Volume-06 Number-08 (Indian)

A look at the modern trends shows that we have much to gain by sticking to the traditional practices Devotion, like love, is eternal a natural inclination to worship the Lord with deepest heartfelt offerings and with the sole motivation of pleasing Him. Along... read more

Walking Around the World by Murari Gupta Dasa

Jul 1, 2009 | Every Town & Village, Murari Gupta Dasa, Volume-06 Number-07 (Indian)

The world’s longest running pilgrimage on foot is celebrating its 25th anniversary. Here is a report on its activities. 25 years, 1,15,000 km on foot, and six circles of India later, Padayatra India is celebrating its silver jubilee on Radhastami 2009. With... read more

My Land, My People by Murari Gupta Dasa

Mar 1, 2009 | Murari Gupta Dasa, Volume-43 Number-02

In India each st ate is like a small nation, with its own language and culture. When a politician in Maharashtra declared that his state is only for the natives and that people from other states should leave, his party members threatened and even attacked... read more