SB 11.23.23 – Why stay captivated by the abode of misery instead of being attracted by the abode of ecstasy?
SB 11.23.21 – Devotion protects us from corruption by our own greed and victimization by others greed
In what consciousness should we attend festivals centered on demigod worship that we are obligated to attend?
Aren’t we blaming the victim when we say that women’s revealing dresses are the cause of crimes against them?
SB 5.11.16 – The mind is the foundational designation on avoiding which all other designations crumble
SB 5.11.17 – We can’t neglect the mind by being mind-conscious; we need to be conscious of a reality higher than the mind
SB 5.11.13 – The Lord is transcendental and self-revelatory – beg for his mercy by consistent meditation
SB 5.11.12 – See the mind’s notions as temporary and illusory – and stay fixed in our real and eternal identity
SB 5.11.11 – Don’t be caught in the million misconceptions of the mind, focus in meditation on the One who is beyond them all
SB 5.11.10 – To end acceptance of material identity and activity accept devotional identity and activity
Does the Vishva-rupa’s devouring the Kauravas prove that the Hindu God is a cannibal, as preachers of some other religion claim?
What does the Mahabharata pastime of Draupadi and all the Pandavas except Yudhisthira falling before they reach the top of the Himalayas signify?
While hearing scripture, should we seek solutions to our current problems through the hearing or just focus on hearing about Krishna?
SB 5.11.9 – The mind’s home territory is matter, so be patient in counterting its reluctance to contemplate spirit
When Lord Chaitanya didn’t insist that Haridas Thakura be allowed entry into Jagannatha temple, why do ISKCON’s non-Hindu devotees want entry?
Why do Krishna and all incarnations descend according to such a tightly fixed schedule in particular yuga in specific Manavantara etc?
Why is going Back to Godhead most important when the creation reflect the causeless mercy of creator?
When devotional service is meant to free us from material desires, how do we understand the Dhurva pastime in which devotional service was performed to fulfill material desires?
When Lord Chaitanya refused to meet king Pratap Rudra, why do ISKCON leaders invite politicians like the President of India for inaugurating their temples?
Sometimes the philosophy seems too philosophical and not practical. What should we do in such situations?
I have joined as a brahmachari but am opposed and troubled by my relatives. How should I stay strong?
Due to some problems with the local temple devotees, I have stopped going there. How can I maintain my enthusiasm in practicing devotional service?