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Vedic Thoughts, Volume-47 Number-05, 2013

Sep 1, 2013 | Vedic Thoughts, Volume-47 Number-05

If by accumulating pious activities (krta-punya-punjah) one is raised to the platform of pure devotional service, Krishna is always visible in the core of one’s heart. One who has attained such perfection is allbeautiful in transcendental bliss. The present... read more

Counting Species by Nagaraja Dasa

Sep 1, 2013 | Guest Editorial, Nagaraja Dasa, Volume-47 Number-05

Srila Prabhupada often referred to the Puranic statement that there are 8.4 million species. A couple of years ago, scientists publicized their latest estimate of the number of species on earth: 8.7 million. But don’t get too excited about the closeness of these... read more

Back To Godhead, Volume-10 Number-10 (Indian), 2013

Sep 1, 2013 | 2013-Issues

Letters, Volume-10 Number-10, 2013 Connect Everything with Krishna by His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada Playing with Krishna by Suvarna Radhika Devi Dasi Is the Gita’s message life-negating? by Caitanya... read more

Is the Ramayana Relevant Today? by Caitanya Carana Dasa

Sep 1, 2013 | Caitanya Carana Dasa, Volume-47 Number-05

Finding inspiration in examples of selfless sacrifice in an ancient epic. The Ramayana is made up of stories from ancient times. Is it relevant today? When I was asked this question in the midst of the rush of this year’s Rama Navami festival, I answered... read more

Gender, Brains, and Power by Devamrta Swami

Sep 1, 2013 | Devamrta Swami, Lessons from the Road, Volume-10 Number-10 (Indian)

Who rules the world? Men, women, or neither? According to latest scientific research, when men believe a woman is observing them, their psychological performance deteriorates. So who is superior? You see, surprisingly, the reverse isn't true. Evidently,... read more

Vedic Thoughts, Volume-47 Number-05, 2013

Counting Species by Nagaraja Dasa

Back To Godhead, Volume-10 Number-10 (Indian), 2013

Is the Ramayana Relevant Today? by Caitanya Carana Dasa

Gender, Brains, and Power by Devamrta Swami

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