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Online sangha: Dialogical Vaishnavism (part 1)
May 23rd, 2020 | Posted by in class | lecture - (Comments Off)
Si bien estamos privados de la posibilidad de ir a los templos, podemos adorar a Krishna en su forma de Deidad en el hogar. Como Srila Prabhupada solía decir (parafraseando), “No hay restricción en la adoración a Krishna. Siempre podemos adorar a Krishna, en cualquier circunstancia ”.
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Sri Sri Radharasabihari Goshala at ISKCON Nilachal Dham
May 19th, 2020 | Posted by in news - (Comments Off)While we are deprived of the possibility to go to temples, we can worship Krishna in His Deity form at home. As Srila Prabhupada would often say (paraphrasing), “There is no restriction in the worship of Krishna. We can always worship Krishna, in any circumstances.”
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Online sangha: Krishna consciousness and politics
April 25th, 2020 | Posted by in class | lecture - (Comments Off)
Online sangha: Worshiping Krishna at home
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Número #12 – 5 de abril de 2020
April 17th, 2020 | Posted by in field notes_spanish - (Comments Off)En su descripción de la era de Kali, Shuka recita el Bhumi-gita, la Canción de la Tierra (Bhagavata Purana, Canto 12, capítulo 3). En esta canción, la Tierra (como personaje femenino) se ríe de la locura de innumerables reyes en sus inútiles esfuerzos por conquistarla. Al buscar el control de ella, no logran controlar sus propios impulsos sensoriales y se vuelven ajenos a su propia muerte inminente (Bhagavata Purana 12.3.4–5).
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In his description of the Kali age, Shuka recites the Bhumi-gita—the Song of the Earth (BhP 12.3). In this song, Earth (as a feminine personage) laughs at the folly of countless kings in their futile efforts to conquer her. In seeking control of her, they fail to control their own sensory urges and become oblivious to their own impending death (BhP 12.3.4–5).
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