Mysteries of the Vedas (Caitanya Chandra Dasa)

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Why do most of our spiritual communities fail?
The success or lack of success in most communities is directly connected with the attitude towards women. Communities where the women are well-treated…
Hearing the spiritual master demands giving up our previous conditioning
Can a disciple disagree with his or her spiritual master? This is a more complex point than it may seem at first.
Seeing the energy, missing the Energetic
Imagine you are a bacterium living in the paint used by an artist to paint a masterpiece. You observe the paint moving around you but can’t see the…
How could Dhruva become the ruler of a Vaikuṇṭha planet?
Dhruva wanted a kingdom greater than his ancestors, and he practiced penances in the forest until the Lord personally appeared before him. That was…
We can progress on our own only up to a certain point
There are two categories of statements refer to people in different stages of spiritual development. We can progress on our own up to a certain stage…
Why is it always day on top of Mount Sumeru?
Not only on our earth, but also on the other planets that form Bhū-mandala, the inhabitants experience days and nights every 24 hours. There is…
How were the Vedas recorded 5,000 years ago?
Instead of paper, ancient people wrote on specially prepared palm leaves, which served as the writing medium for generations. Vyāsadeva used this system…
The danger of impersonalism
When we hear of impersonalism, we often think of a certain group in India. Unfortunately, impersonalism is much more widespread and permeates all…
Mount Sumeru: The golden mountain
Incredible as it may sound, Sumeru is a gigantic mountain made of solid gold that has a height of 100,000 yojanas and the form of an inverted cone…
Simplicity makes us rich
Śrila Prabhupāda wrote much about the concept of simple and spiritually progressive life in his books. What we may not realize is that simple life is…
Why do bad things happen to good people? (The intricacies of karma)
Some see karma as some form of fatalism, where our destiny is fixed, and we don’t have free will, but this is a misunderstanding. Karma simply means we…
“We are what we eat”
Some say that we are what we eat. However, “we are what we eat” also applies to the different types of information we absorb, which form our…
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