They say, everything happens for a reason, but a spiritual retreat happens, not just for a reason, but six of them! Here are the reasons why you should attend a spiritual retreat: 1. Hush the noise : Stress is a stranger to none in today’s world. It has become a...
Patanjali Yoga Sutras are considered to be foundation of classical Yoga Philosophy of Hinduism. They contain 196 sutras (aphorisms) and they were compiled thousands of years ago by Maharshi Patanjali. Each of the aphorisms provides a perfect treasure chest of divine knowledge for us to be in union with God,...
We all need an ideal in order to be inspired. Who should be our ideal on the path of devotion? The Saints and scriptures unanimously declare that the Gopis of Braj are the acharyas of Bhakti. Bhakti manifested in total and to the highest extent in the in the Gopis...
The people of Gujarat are warm and vibrant and this truly reflects in their hospitality. Swami Mukundananda as a part of his India tour spent 12 days travelling in different parts of Gujarat. In a very short span of time he visited Vapi, Baroda, Anand, Palanpur and Patan. Wherever Swamiji...
For the very first time a week long Sadhana Shibir was organised in Banara, JK University this week. Sadhana Shibir also known as Spiritual Retreat is a especially organised program for devotees. It goes without saying that all Sadhana Shibirs are blissful with the grace of God and Guru. Every...
There is a difference between brain and mind. The mind is a subtle machine provided along with the body to the soul. It is such a machine that continuously generates thoughts, feelings, ideas, perceptions, and stores knowledge and memories. The brain is the hardware that the mind uses for its...
Second year in a row, Radha Krishna Temple of Dallas has launched the Little Hands Big Hearts drive to support disadvantaged children in DFW area. Through this drive, Radha Krishna Temple of Dallas will be collecting essential items for approximately 48,000 children with nothing more than clothes on their...
The word “Mudra” is derived from the root word “Mud,” meaning “to be glad or to have a delight in.” Mudras are postures that bring delight to the deities and also to the performers, and cause the drava (dissolution) of the mind. However, the term mudra also denotes “seal” because...
Practicing the presence of God is one of the cornerstones of spiritual life. This singular tenet, when faithfully followed, is a guaranteed path to internal transformation. Shree Krishna assures us that we will attain Him if we always remember only Him. tasmāt sarveṣhu kāleṣhu mām anusmara yudhya cha mayyarpita-mano-buddhir mām...
