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Clean Clear Through by Ravi Gupta

Clean Clear Through by Ravi Gupta

Jul 1, 1999 | India's Heritage, Ravi Gupta, Volume-33 Number-04

MY FATHER remembers his grandmother's cleanliness in the kitchen. She would set up a traditional stove on the floor, and when she cooked there was an understood line around the area, which no family member could cross without taking a shower. She had a special... read more
Purified Eating by Ravi Gupta

Purified Eating by Ravi Gupta

Mar 1, 1999 | India's Heritage, Ravi Gupta, Volume-33 Number-02

AN INDIAN GUEST at our Hare Krsna center in Boise once told us, "My father was very strict in his daily habits and spiritual practices. He would eat only food cooked by his own hands." My father, Anantarupa Dasa, has similar remembrances of his grandmother.... read more
India’s Heritage by Purusottama Dasa

India’s Heritage by Purusottama Dasa

Jan 1, 1999 | India's Heritage, Purusottama Dasa, Spiritual Master, Volume-33 Number-01

Why Accept a Spiritual Master? I WAS BORN INTO a Hindu family, and from an early age I was taught the necessity of accepting a spiritual master. Also early on, I was disciplined to get up every day at 4:00 A.M., bathe, meditate, say prayers to Lord Krsna and Lord Rama... read more
Don’t Be Shy – Chant! by Ravi Gupta

Don’t Be Shy – Chant! by Ravi Gupta

Nov 1, 1998 | India's Heritage, Ravi Gupta, Volume-32 Number-06

ON THE FIRST OF January this year, at our ISKCON center in Boise, Idaho, we held a "japathon" an eight-hour session of japa (chanting the Hare Krsna mantra on beads). It was a spiritually rejuvenating way to begin the New Year, and many in our... read more
India at Fifty-one by Tattvavit Dasa

India at Fifty-one by Tattvavit Dasa

Sep 1, 1998 | India's Heritage, Tattvavit Dasa, Volume-32 Number-05

THE COVER STORY, "India Turning Fifty," in National Geographic (May 1997) quoted Nehru, India's first prime minister, as having said that, after independence from Britain, India would rediscover herself. To Nehru, this rediscovery meant that... read more
Who Is Worshipable? by Devamrta Dasa

Who Is Worshipable? by Devamrta Dasa

Jul 1, 1998 | Devamrta Dasa, India's Heritage, Volume-32 Number-04

THE Sri Isopanisad (Mantra 13) declares: anyad evahuh sambhavad anyad ahur asambhavat iti susruma dhiranam ye nas tad vicacaksire "It is said that one result is obtained by worshiping the supreme cause of all causes and that another result is obtained... read more
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