BTG – Back To Godhead

Journey Back Home by Purushottam Kumar

Feb 4, 2014 | BTG, Purushottam Kumar, Volume-11 Number-03 (Indian)

Get ready to confront and transcend the most formidable enemy on your way to the spiritual world. Neither it can be seen or touched or felt but its existence is undeniable. Just like the tsunami waves it does not have any emotions, it entraps and swallows all. The... read more

BTG’s “Vedic Thoughts” in Central Park

Sep 1, 2003 | BTG, Volume-37 Number-05

Piotr Adamski, of the Hare Krsna temple at 26 Second Avenue in New York City, created the display of Krsna's face shown here using hundreds of Post-it notes containing BTG's "Vedic Thoughts" (see inside back cover). When the Society for Environmental... read more

Is Back to Godhead an Offender?

Jan 1, 1996 | BTG, Volume-30 Number-01

Back to Godhead has been publishing (and plans to continue) a series of articles called "The Glories of the Demigods." Yet not everyone is pleased with it. We publish here an objection, along with our reply. Federation of Hindu Associations (FHA), Inc.... read more

UP with Krsna. DOWN with Illusion. FORWARD with BACK TO GODHEAD by Jayadvaita Swami

Sep 1, 1991 | BTG, Jayadvaita Swami, Volume-25 Number-05

From institutional sponsorship to self-sufficiency A SUBSIDIZED magazine tends to be a dull magazine. Living on handouts from its parent institution, it lives distant from its readers and their needs. For years Back to Godhead lived on funding from the... read more

Announcing: The Back to Godhead Bad Press Award

Jan 1, 1991 | BTG, Volume-25 Number-01

THE BACK TO GODHEAD Bad Press Award honors journalism that is not merely unfavorable to the Hare Krsna movement but also biased, sloppy, misleading, irresponsible, foolish, or several or all of these. Many journalists turn out stuff that amply qualifies. But for... read more

What Our Readers Have Told Us by Jayadvaita Swami

Jan 1, 1991 | BTG, Jayadvaita Swami, Volume-25 Number-01

For A Full Year, we suspended publishing Back to Godhead, so that we could improve our contents, pull our finances in order, and better organize our service to our subscribers. While we were gone, we sent a survey to ask readers for their thoughts and suggestions... read more