The Vedic Observer – Page 27

The Intellectual Animal by Rupanuga Dasa, Sita Devi Dasi, Mathuresa Dasa

Apr 1, 1986 | Mathuresa Dasa, Rupanuga Dasa, Sita Devi Dasi, The Vedic Observer, Volume-21 Number-04

Transcendental Commentary on the Issues of the Day The Intellectual Animal Eating, sleeping, mating, and defending. These propensities are common to the animal, including the human animal. Especially for humans, fulfilling these propensities creates a constant... read more

Miss Conception by Dvarakadhisa Devi Dasi, Batu Gopala Dasa

Feb 1, 1986 | Batu Gopala dasa, Dvarakadhisa Devi Dasi, The Vedic Observer, Volume-21 Number-02&03

Transcendental Commentary on the Issues of the Day We came across a disconcerting ad recently in Time magazine. Across the top of the page was a large black-and-white photograph of a schoolgirl sitting at her desk in an empty classroom. With her snub nose... read more

The Comfortable Hole by Rupanuga dasa, Dvarakadhisa Devi Dasi, Subhadra Devi Dasi

Jan 1, 1986 | Dvarakadhisa Devi Dasi, Rupanuga Dasa, Subhadra Devi Dasi, The Vedic Observer, Volume-21 Number-01

Transcendental Commentary on the Issues of the Day The Comfortable Hole For thirteen years at the Gorilla Foundation in Woodside, California, a developmental psychologist has been teaching sign language to Koko, a female gorilla. Although Koko shows remarkably human... read more

Star-Wars Pie by Mathuresa Dasa

Dec 1, 1985 | Mathuresa Dasa, The Vedic Observer, Volume-20 Number-12

The military-industrial complex is alive and well in the United States. Experts estimate that President Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative program (SDI), better known as Star Wars, will spend upwards of $1 trillion to research and build a space shield... read more

From Four Legs to Forearms by Drutakarma Dasa

Dec 1, 1985 | Drutakarma Dasa (Michael A. Cremo), The Vedic Observer, Volume-20 Number-12

Scientists who believe in evolution despise nothing more than the suggestion that an intelligent designer could be responsible for the variety of living beings we see around us. They insist that the only logical explanation is that all living beings have developed... read more

A High Price For Tomatoes by Rasaprada Dasa

Nov 1, 1985 | Rasaprada Dasa, The Vedic Observer, Volume-20 Number-11

Newly arisen amid the rice paddies and cabbage fields just forty miles outside Tokyo is the city of Tsukuba, Japan's "City for Science," recently illustrated in Smithsonian magazine. Tsukuba Science City, as it's now known, was conceived... read more