It is not possible to understand the true essence of Śrīla Svāmī Mahārāja’s or any Vaiṣṇava’s teachings simply by reading his books. Who wil

During Guru Mahārāja’s manifest presence, I would perform bhikṣā in order to collect the rice, dhal and other food items needed for Śrī...

Through observing Guru Maharaja's conduct, we learned to consider most of his godbrothers to be non-different from and sometimes even su

Śrī Kṛṣṇa possesses a śakti known as yogamāyā, which means ‘the energy that unites the devotees with the Lord.’ This potency of the Lord, in

Ekāntika-bhakti (single-pointed devotion) by definition means to render service in a manner pleasing to one’s most worshipful object of serv

When Śrīmatī Rādhikā, out of acute feelings of separation from Śrī Kṛṣṇa, becomes completely absorbed in cintana (constant remembrance) of H

A person does not become a sannyāsī by simply accepting the dress of a sannyāsī. The inclination to perform sevā is the only measure of seni

Deriving the highest benefit from any activity is dependent upon one’s ability to fully and attentively absorb the mind in that particular a

Unless and until one is compassionate to oneself, it is not possible that one can be compassionate to others.

“Śrīla Prabhupāda told his surrendered disciples, ‘Everyone should preach the teachings of Śrī Rūpa Raghunātha with the utmost enthusiasm. O