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Some of the prayers that Krishna devotees routinely recite every day, as part of their standard spiritual practices.

Devotees try to go to bed early. As an old proverb says, “One hour’s sleep before midnight is worth three after.”

If the body is temporary, and spirit is what really matters, does it matter if we take care of our bodies or not?

"As I began to reply, my first thought was, 'Is she making any assumptions? How does she know that James is not a devotee and she is?'"

From the ISKCON Krishna-Balarama temple in Vrindavan, India.

This work by Srila Sanatana Goswami is an offering of praise in 432 verses, giving a personal meditation on Krishna’s Vrindavana pastimes.

An introduction to the science of bhakti-yoga—what is consciousness? How did the world arise? How are we meant relate with our source?

A meditation on the founder of the Hare Krishna Movement, in large 13” x 15.5” format with 192 pages of black-and-white and color photographs.

An extraordinary Vedic history highlights the importance of transcendental sound for those who wish to escape bad karma.

Isn’t it arrogant to think that God—by definition, the greatest Person—has no eyes, mouth, hair, form, or love, when we have all these things?

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Giriraja Swami writes about the early years of the ISKCON Juhu temple project in Mumbai, India.

Back to Godhead is a magazine offering articles and information on Krishna consciousness (or bhakti-yoga).

Most BBT books are now available as ebooks, specifically designed and formatted for Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, and ePub.

Sri Ishopanishad, the distilled essence of Vedic knowledge, and the Nectar of Instruction, eleven lessons in Bhakti-yoga.

An epic philosophical and literary classic that touches upon all fields of human knowledge.

How distributing transcendental knowledge benefits distributors and all those who receive these books.

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