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What does the Vedānta-sūtra say about the origin of the soul?
When we study that once attaining the spiritual world, we never come back, we tend to presume that this means we were never with Kṛṣṇa or that we are…
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What is beyond Lokāloka?
If we follow the plane of Bhū-mandala, we reach Aloka-varṣa after crossing the Lokāloka mountains, followed by the universal coverings. In the vertical…
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“For the doubting soul there is happiness neither in this world nor in the next.”
Everyone is looking for happiness, but Kṛṣṇa categorically says that for one who has no faith in transcendental knowledge, there is no possibility of…
Jun 3
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Lokāloka: The edge of the observable universe
Outside of it is what is described as a cosmic range of mountains, the mysterious Lokāloka. These mountains are described as going as high as…
Jun 3
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“In that state he attains pure devotional service unto Me.” What does it mean?
Why is that Kṛṣṇa describes that first one has to attain perfection before coming to the stage of devotional service? If it is so, how are we supposed…
Jun 2
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What is the real composition of matter?
The idea of an illusory universe may sound hard to believe at first. We tend to see things around us as tangible objects composed of solid matter. But…
Jun 2
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Why does Prabhupāda use the word “prostitute”?
There are a number of passages where Prabhupāda uses the word “prostitute” in ways that can challenge our understanding. What does he mean?
Jun 1
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Why is it so difficult to cooperate with others?
Cooperation is one of the most difficult things in life, especially in the age we live in. Although most can understand that such conflicts are…
Jun 1
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The periodic table in multiple dimensions
Bhāgavatam describes the structure of matter in several passages, but it is always described in terms of the five elements instead of a periodic table…
Jun 1
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May 2026
The real shelter for all women: Ramādevī worships Kāmadeva in Ketumāla-varṣa (5th Canto #21)
The prayers of Ramādevī, described in this section, address the position of women and show the path of pure devotion to the Lord as beyond the ordinary…
May 31
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The orbit of the sun around Bhū-mandala
The orbit of the sun around Bhū-mandala takes one year. For us, these two halves represent summer and winter, but for the demigods, they represent day…
May 31
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The nature of material elements and the material body
When we think about matter, we think about atoms, but the Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam explains it differently, focusing on the practical aspects of material…
May 30
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