Question: What is the nature of the mind? Answer: The mind is the inner sense that perceives all the sensations coming from the external senses, as... Read More
Vrindavan is changing, but so is everything. Change always occurs—in the cells of the body, in our thoughts, and in the world around us.... Read More
Question: It is recommended that one who chants with offenses should continue chanting to become free from those offenses. Does this mean that one... Read More
Question: Kṛṣṇa’s friends in Goloka are called nitya-mukta-jīvas. Can nitya-mukta-jīvas be placed under antaranga śakti? Answer: No. Jīva is taṭastha śakti, both nitya-mukta as well as nitya-baddha. Moreover,... Read More
Every spiritual practice is based upon a philosophical principle. Indian schools of thought differ on specifics but share many common principles. One of the... Read More
Question: When the guru is situated in a particular rasa and his or her disciples have affinity for another rasa, how is such a... Read More
