


Statue Of Libertines by Nayanabhirama Dasa
Every morning, weather permitting, around half past five I take my morning constitutional, chanting quietly on my beads as I walk from our Brooklyn Radha-Govinda Temple on Schermerhorn Street down to the Brooklyn Heights Promenade. There under the locust trees I sit... read more
The Descent Of Mickey Mouse by Nayanabhirama Dasa
I was sitting in the lobby of the Hare Krsna movement's international guesthouse in Vrndavana, India, when I happened to notice a copy of theHindustan Times. Curious to find out what was happening in the world, I leafed through the paper and came upon an... read more
A Passage To The Real India by Nayanabhirama Dasa
Last year sensational news of tragedy from India twice shocked the world first, the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi followed by mass murders and mayhem, then, hardly a month later, the catastrophic poisonous gas leak at the Union Carbide plant in Bhopal.... read more
Book Review by Nayana Bhirama Dasa
I AND THOU by Martin Buber, 137 pp., Scribner Library, $1.25. THE WAY OF MAN (According to the Teachings of Hasidism) by Martin Buber, 41. pp.,CitadelPress.$.95. One of the best-known Jewish thinkers of recent times is Martin Buber. Called a poet, mystic and... read more