Mysteries of the Vedas (Caitanya Chandra Dasa)

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The lifestyle and opulence of the inhabitants of the celestial varṣas of Jambidvipa (5th Canto #18)
The inhabitants of Ilāvṛta-varṣa remain young, strong, and attractive for the entire duration of their lives. They don’t feel fatigue, have no bad…
The keys to understanding the Vedic model of the universe
Prabhupāda gave the keys for understanding the description of the universe in the Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam and even practical instructions on how to build a…
The role of lust and sexual desire in family life
Often we speak about family life in terms of sexual desire. The idea is often that if one has sexual desire he or she should get married, and if…
Introducing the structure of Jambūdvīpa
Why is a description of the universe necessary, since the main purpose of the Bhāgavatam is to discuss spiritual topics? In truth, this description is…
Dharmic and Adharmic wars. What to do when our country goes to war?
Devotees fighting in wars is unfortunately becoming a relevant topic, as wars are spreading around the world and involving countries where devotees are…
The size of the universe
Although many universes exist, we are not supposed to have access to anything outside our universe. In the model of the Vedas, each universe is a…
Śrīdhara’s factor of two: How the cosmic dates given in the Vedas match modern science
One question I always had about the dates given in the Purāṇas is that they are quite close to the dates given in modern science, but the numbers are…
Why did Bhaktivinoda Thākura leave with half of his work unfinished?
When Śrila Bhaktivinoda Thākura was leaving the planet, he famously said that he was leaving with half of his work unfinished. How to understand this…
Entering the city of material enjoyment: The meaning of the allegory of King Purañjana
The allegory of King Purañjana is the story of every conditioned soul. One of the central parts of the allegory is the description of the material body…
The life of Brahmā
To be Brahma may look like a prestigious position, but it’s quite a difficult job. Most of us already have trouble maintaining a small family; imagine…
When service becomes too much
Burnout is a problem among devotees. Ironically, the more a devotee is serious and determined to do more in spiritual life, the more he or she becomes…
Is it true that the Pandavas and Lord Rama ate meat?
One question many may have after studying different translations of the Mahabharata and Ramayana is about passages that say that the Pandavas and even…
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