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I have traumas from the past. Should I treat them, or just chanting is enough?
What happened already happened, and we can't do anything to change it. The question is what to do from now on.
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I have traumas from the past. Should I treat them, or just chanting is enough?
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The connection with the Omkāra
The syllable Om is divided into three sounds: A, U, and M, which correspond to Vaiśvānara, Taijasa, and Prājña. Turīya is represented by the nāda, or…
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The connection with the Omkāra
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Krsna attracts everyone
Krsna attracts everyone. One may be educated or not educated, have money or not, be pious or not, one can be conditioned by the three material modes or…
Jul 10
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Krsna attracts everyone
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Our original position in the eternal existence
when we desire to return to our original position, the Lord helps us to do so through the instructions of the spiritual master and association of…
Jul 10
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Our original position in the eternal existence
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Why we shouldn't skip the word-for-word translations
The main difficulty in learning Sanskrit is to learn the correct meaning of the words in different contexts, and this is exactly what Prabhupada gives…
Jul 10
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Why we shouldn't skip the word-for-word translations
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Impious devotees?
Are devotees always good in a moral sense? If so, why do devotees often behave in dishonest ways?
Jul 9
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Impious devotees?
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The supreme eternal existence
Turīya is the supreme stage of consciousness, the original devotional consciousness of the soul. When the root cause of conditioning is removed, the…
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The supreme eternal existence
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Lessons about family life in Krsna Consciousness
The natural instinct for a woman is to marry a man who is stronger, more intelligent, etc., When the man can play the role, a relationship of respect is…
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Lessons about family life in Krsna Consciousness
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Beyond all causes of bondage
To escape the cycle of the three stages of conditioned existence, we have to revive our original spiritual consciousness, and for this, we have to…
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Beyond all causes of bondage
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How do the Vedas explain the process of populating the Universe?
When Uttānapāda, the son of Manu, became the king, even before begetting his children, there were already people living on the planet. So, where did…
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How do the Vedas explain the process of populating the Universe?
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Turīya, the fourth
Turīya is different from the other three: it is a state of spiritual awareness that can't be perceived by the material mind, or understood by…
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Turīya, the fourth
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Is it Maya to become a parent?
Being a parent in Krsna Consciousness can be a little confusing. On the one hand, there is this small kid who appears to be one's child, but on the…
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Is it Maya to become a parent?
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