Some are seeking legislation to include prayer and other “spiritual treatments” in health care coverage.

The government of Uttar Pradesh and private contractors have begun construction of a bridge that will cross Vrindavan’s Yamuna River. Devotees of Vrindavan and environmental activists are speaking out against the action, but is it simply too little too late?

Swami B. B. Vishnu presents extensive excerpts from meetings between Iskcon’s GBC and Srila Sridhara Maharaja demonstrating Sridhara Maharaja’s balanced and sincere response to issues that arose regarding Iskcon’s original eleven initiating gurus.

The past few weeks have lead to a conclusion that many expected from the outset. Much talk, many promises, and a small sigh of relief that at least something was agreed upon.

Self-sustaining spiritual community of Madhuvan holds the first installation of Krishna and Balarama in Latin America.

Chapter 6 traces Iskcon’s relationship with Srila Sridhara Maharaja from the time when the GBC first approached him until the time of the writing of Our Affectionate Guardians.

The “living building”—a structure that generates its own power, treats its water, and more—has emerged as a new ideal for design and construction.

Swami B. B. Visnu counters the claim that Srila Sridhara Maharaja sought to usurp Srila Prabhupada’s students.

Stephen Schneider, founder of the Climate Project, gives us any eye into the meeting in Copenhagen and clears up a lot of controversy surrounding “Climategate.”

Chapter five of our Affectionate Guardians addresses the many misconceptions that are often raised as objections to Srila Sridhara Maharaja and those who sought his association.

Biocentrism, a development of multiverses, proposes that our “alive feeling” might continue after death and even travel from one world to another.