Dealing with Bad Association at Work by Rohininandana Dasa

Mar 1, 1992 | Bhakti Yoga at Home, Rohininandana Dasa, Volume-26 Number-02

SOMETIMES PEOPLE THINK, "It's all well for the devotees who live in the temple. They don't have to spend all day with nondevotees. But I've got my job and a house to run. It's hard to keep up my spiritual practices and feel enlivened about Krsna... read more

Touch It to Your Head by Rohininandana Dasa

Jan 1, 1992 | Bhakti Yoga at Home, Rohininandana Dasa, Volume-26 Number-01

IN VEDIC CULTURE, one shows respect to an object by touching it to one's head. When Srila Prabhupada was a child, his mother taught him to pick up and touch to his head any grains of rice that might have fallen from his plate. I teach this same practice to my... read more

The Fifty Percent Puzzle by Rohininandana Dasa

Nov 1, 1991 | Bhakti Yoga at Home, Rohininandana Dasa, Volume-25 Number-06

While reading Srila Prabhupada's books, I've often puzzled over passages like this: "Charity is meant for the householders. The householders should earn a livelihood by an honorable means and spend fifty percent of their income to propagate Krsna... read more

Early to Bed… by Rohininandana Dasa

Sep 1, 1991 | Bhakti Yoga at Home, Rohininandana Dasa, Volume-25 Number-05

SRILA PRABHUPADA taught that devotees of Krsna don't "live to sleep, but sleep to rest the body." They work hard for Krsna and rather unwillingly lie down for rejuvenating sleep. As it is said, "Sleep is sweet to the laboring man." Devotees... read more

What’s for Supper, Mummy? by Rohininandana Dasa

Jul 1, 1991 | Bhakti Yoga at Home, Rohininandana Dasa, Volume-25 Number-04

SHOPPING FOR KRSNA with your children can be a rich spiritual event, provided you have their cooperation and plenty of time. We had neither the last time our family trundled along the synthetic aisles. As I rushed about, one child wriggled in the supermarket trolley,... read more