The Tale of Dorothy
By Radhanatha Swami
Waiting for a delayed flight, a traveling swami consoles an irate passenger with Krishna's teachings.
We waited. And waited. It was a sweltering...
Socrates and His Teachings
A lecture by HDG A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada - excerpted from Dialectical Spiritualism: A Vedic View of Western Philosophy.
In Dialectical Spiritualism (book in manuscript), Srila Prabhupada...
The Antiquity of Deity Worship in the Vedic Tradition
by Sri Nandanandana dasa (Stephen Knapp)
There have been some people who have declared that the worship of Deities or images or the murti in...
The Mystery of the History of the Lila of Damodara
by Swami B.G. Narasingha
Devotees throng by the tens and hundreds of thousands every year, and especially during the month of Karttika, to have darsana...
Can Humans Achieve Immortality?
Since time immemorial the question has been asked: Can humans achieve immortality? Some claim that human immortality is a scientific reality. Realized souls from different...
On the theory of evolution – Science and Religion
by Dr. J. Chakrabarty, Florida State University
The concept of evolution of species, generally attributed to Charles Darwin, actually had its origin thousands of years...
Misconception of Indian Caste System
Casteism in India has gotten a lot of criticism, and rightly so. The way casteism is at present should not even exist. We should...
Sri Rama was the first king to acknowledge animal-rights in royal...
By Shyamasundara Dasa
The incident of Lord Rama and the Dog
From Valmiki’s Ramayana Uttara Khandha between chapters 59-60
Part one
Thereafter in the bright morning Sri Rama,...
Takshashila – Worlds oldest University
India has a long and venerable history in the field of higher education. In ancient times, the country was known to have been home...
Chausath Yogini Temple of Mitawali – A striking similarity to the...
Rich cultural heritage has blessed India with numerous places worth visiting. Many of these are lying hidden in little-known towns and villages, which even...