Is There More to Life than What I Can Perceive?
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The six defects of over-accumulation, materialistic endeavor, unnecessary talk, rejecting the rules meant for one’s self and following the rules meant for others, association with non-devotees, and fickle-mindedness are detrimental to devotion.
These lives we live, surrounded by beauty and horror, profound knowledge and pitiful ignorance, are a mystery to us all. To push that truth away with false certainty, falsely derived from either religion or reason, is to miss our most perfect truth.
The Supreme Court of India said that it received at least 12 key suggestions from Puri district judge Ambuja Mohan Das for improvement of the functioning of Jagannath temple and convenience of pilgrims. Prominent among the suggestions is the abolition of hereditary appointment of sevaks (servitors).
Srila Bhakti Raksaka Sridhara Deva Goswami Maharaja explains Srila Narottama Thakura’s prayers to Sri Rupa.
Sri Rupa Manjari is considered to be the leader of all of the manjaris in the camp of Radharani. The manjaris …
Published by academic publisher Lexington Books, the present volume is the second in a series dedicated to constructive work within the Indic traditions, that is, to delving into ethical, philosophical and theological questions from the practitioner’s engaged perspective, but in a way that meets scholarly standards of logical argumentation and evidence.
