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Summer Training Courses for Ladies

By ISKCON News Staff for ISKCON News on 1 Jul 2010

Beginning on July 3rd 2010, at ISKCON`s Simhachalam Farm in Germany there will be two training courses for ladies.

Mayapur Institute Fall - Spring Courses

By ISKCON News Staff for ISKCON News on 30 Jun 2010

The Mayapur Institute is going to start this year’s curriculum in November 2010 and will continue until February 2011.

ISKCON Youth: Worldwide Summer Programs

By ISKCON News Staff on 30 Jun 2010

Now in its fifteenth year, the annual youth festival bus tour around North America kicked off an exciting two months of travel, started on the 23rd of June. Over the summer, there will various exciting ISKCON youth programs throughout the world.

Strawberries Stimulate Metabolism and Suppress Appetite

By Wendy Rae for Natural News on 30 Jun 2010

June is the month for road-side stands, farmer's market deliciousness, and red berry gathering in gardens across the world. Strawberries can increase a hormone that stimulates metabolism, suppresses appetite, and controls blood sugar after starchy meals while inhibiting inflammation.

The Animal-Cruelty Syndrome

By Charles Siebert for The New York Times on 30 Jun 2010

The connection between animal abuse and other criminal behaviors was recognized long before the evolution of the social sciences and institutions with which we now address such behaviors.

Tastes Like Chicken: The Quest for Fake Meat

By John Cloud for Time.com on 30 Jun 2010

The desire to eat meat has posed an ethical question ever since humans achieved reliable crop production: Do we really need to kill animals to live?

Future of Religion: News Series Start With Hinduism

By David Charles for Patheos.com on 30 Jun 2010

Patheos.com launched a new eleven-week series on the “Future of Religion.” The series begins with the “Future of Hinduism.”

Mythology, Media, and the Future of Hinduism

By by Vamsee Juluri for Patheos.com on 30 Jun 2010

In an age of terrorism, wars, and environmental degradation, the need for the tales of the gods is stronger than ever. The challenge for us is simply to tell them better.

USA: The World's Drug Addict

By Anuttama Das for ISKCON News on 26 Jun 2010

Many of us are familiar with the statistic that America, with only 5% of the world's population, consumes nearly 25% of the world's resources. Here's a less known fact: With the same 5% of the population, the United States consumes 65% of the world's illegal drugs.

Srimati Shimantini Devi Temple Project In Mayapur

By Dridha Vrata Dasa for www.mayapur.com on 25 Jun 2010

The ISKCON Mayapur community has recently announced their new project: the construction of a small but very important temple for Srimati Shimantini Devi, a prominent female devotee of the Lord.

Europe’s 2nd Brahmachari Convention Inspires, Revives

By Madhava Smullen for ISKCON News on 25 Jun 2010

Seventy-five saffron-clad celibate monks known as brahmacharis, from European countries as diverse as France, Ireland, Poland, Norway, Finland and the UK, converged on Bhaktivedanta Manor near London from June 18th to 23rd this year, to attend the second annual European Brahmachari Convention.

Vaishnavas and Muslims Find Common Ground in D.C. Dialogue

By Madhava Smullen for ISKCON News on 25 Jun 2010

Sixteen men and women from the Muslim and Vaishnava faiths, some laypersons and some Imams and priests, met at Rockwood Manor retreat center in Washtington D.C. for the state’s first Vaishnava-Muslim interfaith dialogue back on March 6th.

Hindus Laud French Actress Fanny Ardant For Defending Roma Rights

By Zed Rajan for ISKCON News on 25 Jun 2010

Hindus have applauded French actress Fanny Ardant (Ridicule) for defending Roma rights. Addressing the Parliamentary Assembly of Council of Europe in Strasbourg (France) on June 22, Lumiere Award winner Ardant, 61, declared: "We say Dosta! (which means enough) To injustice, humiliation, ignorance and violation of human rights.” She further said that society had proved to be barbarian to Roma people.

Yadunandana Dasi: Serving the Lord of the Universe

By Madhava Smullen for ISKCON News on 25 Jun 2010

As the huge chariot with its brilliant red canopy rolled up, Jagannatha sitting majestically upon it, Judith watched in awe, taking in the Lord to whom she would devote the rest of her life.

We Are All Children of Mother Earth: Drawing Competition

By ISKCON News Staff for ISKCON News on 24 Jun 2010

The Education Team of Krishna-valley Indian Cultural Center and Eco-Farm of Hungary has organized a national drawing competition for children.