Volume-34 Number-06 – Back To Godhead

Vedic Thoughts, Volume-34 Number-06, 2000

Nov 1, 2000 | Vedic Thoughts, Volume-34 Number-06

The entire universe is full of miseries, and therefore the inhabitants of this material universe are always shedding tears out of intense grief. There is a great ocean of water made from such tears, but for one who surrenders unto the Supreme Personality of Godhead,... read more

Compassion Without Limits by Nagaraja Dasa

Nov 1, 2000 | From the Editor, Nagaraja Dasa, Volume-34 Number-06

A mile or so from my house, beside a country road that curves gently through pine forests and hay fields, sits a haven of abject cruelty. On a concrete slab under a shiny metal roof, a few dozen calves endure what will be short lives in cages they barely fit in.... read more

The Story of Jivatma by Bhayahari Dasa

Nov 1, 2000 | Bhayahari Dasa, Uncategorized, Volume-34 Number-06

By tracing the journey of one soul, we can better understand the mercy and justice of God. We might sometimes wonder whether Krsna is really our well-wisher. If He indeed is, and if He is all-powerful, then why doesn't He simply take us back to our... read more

This Must Be God by Annapurna Devi Dasi

Nov 1, 2000 | Annapurna Devi Dasi, Discussion, Volume-34 Number-06

An artist tells how art brought her to Krsna consciousness and how Krsna consciousness is improving her art. In Sweden most people don't go to church at all. My parents are not at all religious or philosophical. But as long as I remember, I... read more

Becoming “God” And Serving Dog by Patita Pavana Dasa

Nov 1, 2000 | Book Excerpt, Volume-34 Number-06

A look at some of the holes in the philosophy of impersonalism. In Shri Pushpanjali, Patita Pavana Dasa argues against the philosophy of impersonalism by drawing on an extensive collection of analogies used by Srila Prabhupada. The setting of the book... read more

Rising Before the Sun by Urmila Devi Dasi

Nov 1, 2000 | Bhakti Yoga at Home, Urmila Devi Dasi, Volume-34 Number-06

We can learn to love the early-morning hours – the best time for spiritual practices. "No school!" My student's excitement ripples through his arms, which boast the muscles of early youth. "I can sleep late!" He smiles. I... read more