Christian, Muslim, Hindu—it doesn’t matter. A genuine spiritual master simply tries to get people to become devotees of Krishna, or God.
"If you understand you're not perfect, what's the use of trying to study the world this way and that? If you are imperfect, the result will be imperfect."
"When we make the form of Krishna in stone, then we worship stone—not that we worship just any stone."
You're in your picture. Krishna's in His picture. What's the difference? We can talk with Krishna’s picture.
—a piece of advice that none of us can afford to ignore.
Does "evolution" adequately describe the sequence of events leading up to “life as we know it?” Or is there more to it?
The Palace of Gold in West Virginia, his samadhi tombs in Vrindavan and Mayapur, India, and museums in the places he stayed.
Can’t I figure everything out myself? What do I need a guru for? Can’t I just read a book and learn that way?
"The movement calls itself 'pro-life,' but it assumes that nonhuman life is not actually life at all—or, if it is, it's not worth protecting."
One man's response to tragedy—sorrow, anger, frustration, betrayal, detachment—turning to Krishna for ultimate solace.
