H.G. Hari Sauri Prabhuji || Srimad Bhagavatam 10.13.49 || Vrindavan
HG Hari Sauri Prabhu discusses about his memories in Vrindavan and Tulasi Devi. Tulasi Devi, revered as Lord Krishna’s beloved devotee, embodies unwavering devotion and purity. Her selfless love and dedication inspire millions, symbolizing the essence of spiritual grace and divine connection.
Bhakti Yoga Conference at Harvard Divinity School
HG Shyamasundar Prabhu speaks at the Bhakti Yoga Conference at Harvard Divinity School, sharing his experiences with A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. He recounts the early days of the Hare Krishna movement, his travels with Prabhupada, and interactions with figures like George Harrison. He reflects on spiritual wisdom, devotion, and the importance of a genuine spiritual master in today’s world.
ISKCON Vrindavan 50th Anniversary || Day-1 || Evening session
ISKCON Vrindavan’s 50th Anniversary (April 2025) commemorates Srila Prabhupada’s 1975 establishment of the Krishna Balaram Temple, a cornerstone of global devotion. Devotees worldwide have gathered to share memories of Prabhupada’s vision, including the temple’s role in fulfilling Lord Chaitanya’s prophecy of Krishna’s name spreading globally. The celebration coincides with the Krishna Balaram Cultural Center project, enhancing facilities while preserving heritage through sustainable design. Attendees honor Prabhupada’s legacy of spiritual unity and service, reflecting on decades of transformative impact
Prem Sarovar Rain Water Harvesting Pond GEV
Prem Sarovar Rain Water Harvesting Pond is an initiative by the Global Environment Volunteers (GEV) aimed at conserving water and promoting sustainable practices. Located in a serene setting, it serves as a model for utilizing rainwater effectively to recharge groundwater and support local ecosystems. This pond not only helps in water conservation but also fosters community awareness about environmental stewardship. It’s a testament to how small-scale initiatives can have a significant impact on water management and ecological balance.
The 2024 GBC report for the Yatra Congregation in Cyprus highlights a vibrant and engaged community dedicated to the…
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Krishna Balaram Mandir 50th ANNIVERSARY Day 1 of 6
ISKCON Vrindavan’s 50th Anniversary (April 2025) marks a milestone in Srila Prabhupada’s mission to revive Vrindavan’s spiritual glory. Devotees from across the globe reunite to relive memories of the Krishna Balaram Temple’s founding in 1975, a pivotal moment in spreading Krishna consciousness. Personal anecdotes of disciples, including stories of Prabhupada’s guidance and the temple’s role in fulfilling Chaitanya Mahaprabhu’s prophecy, underscore the enduring legacy of love and service.
GBC Report – ISKCON Greece’s Remarkable Achievements in 2024
The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) in Greece has had an inspiring year in 2024, marked by significant achievements and impactful initiatives. With a strong presence in Athens and Thessaloniki, the organization has been dedicated to fostering spiritual growth, community support, and humanitarian efforts.
A Year of Dynamic Outreach
ISKCON Greece’s commitment to spreading Krishna Consciousness was evident through its vibrant book distribution programs. Over the course of the year, the team distributed an impressive 1,108 copies of the Bhagavad-gita and 480 medium-sized books. During their marathon efforts alone, they managed to distribute 197 Bhagavad-gitas and 151 medium books. These efforts not only introduced spiritual wisdom to new audiences but also strengthened the movement’s presence in Greece.
Addressing Hunger with Compassion
Humanitarian service remains a cornerstone of ISKCON Greece’s activities. In 2024, the organization distributed over 10,000 plates of Krishna prasad (sanctified food) to the homeless, alongside 7,200 sweets during their Sankirtan events. Their Sunday programs also provided 4,800 plates of prasad to attendees. These initiatives have brought relief and joy to many, particularly among the underprivileged sections of society.
Strengthening Legal and Organizational Foundations
ISKCON Greece has been proactive in ensuring its long-term sustainability. The organization maintained its legal status as a recognized “Church Organization” and worked on incorporating additional legal entities to facilitate its preaching activities. Plans for 2025 include finalizing this legal protection, forming a National Council, and incorporating Food for Life (FFL) Greece as a legal entity. These steps are crucial for expanding their impact and ensuring smooth operations.
A Memorable Visit from Narendra Modi
A highlight of the year was the visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Greece in August 2023. During this visit, Dayanidhi Das, a local ISKCON representative, had the honor of meeting him and presenting a newly reprinted edition of Bhagavad-gita As It Is. This moment underscored ISKCON Greece’s growing recognition on both national and international stages.
Looking Ahead: Plans for 2025
As ISKCON Greece moves into 2025, it aims to build on its successes by maintaining its active presence in Athens and Thessaloniki while expanding its outreach efforts. Key objectives include finalizing legal protections, forming a National Council to guide activities, and incorporating Food for Life Greece as an official entity. These initiatives promise to further strengthen their ability to serve both spiritual seekers and those in need.
Conclusion
ISKCON Greece’s achievements in 2024 are a testament to its unwavering dedication to spiritual growth, community service, and organizational excellence. By combining compassionate outreach with strategic planning, the organization continues to make a profound impact on people’s lives while spreading the timeless teachings of Krishna Consciousness across Greece.
Iskcon London – The joy of Harinama sankirtan is open to all – 29.3.25
True Worship: Demigods, Krishna, and Vedic Culture
HG Vaiyasaki Prabhu (ACBSP) discusses Srimad Bhagavatam 7.3.24, highlighting Hiranyakashipu’s respect for Lord Brahma despite being a demon. He explains Vedic culture, humility, and true worship—contrasting devotees and demons. Sharing personal experiences, he emphasizes Srila Prabhupada’s impact and how approaching Krishna, even with material desires, leads to purification.
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