When we see that devotees aren’t being cared for, how can we see it positively and what can we do about it?
On seeing other devotees’ grow spiritually, how can we avoid feeling bad that we are spiritually stagnating?
When Lord Chaitanya destroys demonic mentality, not demons, why did the person who threatened devotees constructing the Juhu temple die?
Why do we attribute some people’s actions to their present association and others’ actions to their past lives?
When different paths have stark differences how can all paths be valid and how can we explain our path offers something more?
When jnana and karma are different philosophies, how can they both give the same result, as the Gita’s sixth chapter states?
Does karma continue perpetually because we hurt others and they hurt us back as a reaction again and again?
Is the amount of grieving on the death of a loved one inversely proportional to one’s spiritual advancement?
Why does the Gita consider karma-yoga better than jnana-yoga when jnana-yoga is higher in the yoga ladder?
History is written by winners – because Rama and Krishna won wars, did they declare themselves as God?
Is any part of Krishna consciousness not practical – what does being practical in our preaching mean?
If we use intellectual tools such as acronyms to analyze philosophy, is such analysis devotional service?
How can we know if worldly desires come from our heart or our mind – What happens if such desires come while chanting?
Just as people become obsessed with their mundane heroes, can we become obsessed with our spiritual heroes?
What can we do to protect ourselves from ever sinking to the level of being strengthless and faithless?
Did Krishna protect Draupadi only after she stopped trying to protect herself – does surrender mean we stop trying to do anything?
Do the ends justify the means, as your Mahabharata explanations imply? Won’t that justify terrorism too?
When duty is a societal construct, why can’t we just follow our heart’s calling without caring for society’s opinion?
How do we know whether we are in harmony with our true nature and God’s plan – what does harmony feel like?
