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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...

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,...

The forest of Naimisharanya is the aranya svarupa, or forest manifestation of Lord Vishnu. 'Naimishe' also refers to Visnu's name, Animish, and Naimish-kshetra refers...

An excerpt of the article which originally appeared in the Back To Godhead Magazine, November/December 2009 Edition. By His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami...

During the 1930s, Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Saraswati Goswami Prabhupada sent the first ambassadors of Gaudiya Vaisnavism to preach in the Western World. These brave men...

By Satyaraj Das and Dr. Deadwyler The question of sampradaya, or the disciplic lineage of spiritual teachers, is the basis of authority for all religious...

Among the many inconceivable pastimes that have taken place at the Holy Dhama of Naimisharanya are those of the great sage Dadhichi. Maharishi Dadhichi...

Before the appearance of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, various incarnations of Bhagavan such as Matsya, Ramacandra and even Krsna Himself descended to offer a particular...

In the book Prapannamrita, we hear the story of Sri Tiruppana, who was born a low caste chandala in South India. Once, he lost consciousness...

By Sadaputa dasa (Dr. Richard Thompson) In The Late Eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, European scholars and scientists began to come in contact with the...