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Soy May Help Ease Sleep Problems In Older Women

Tehran Times on 11 Nov 2010

The estrogen-like compounds found in soy could help postmenopausal women get a better night's sleep, according to a small study.

ISKCON Devotees Contribute to Bhakti Fest 2010

By Madhava Smullen on 8 Nov 2010
Radhanath Swami

From September 9th to 12th this year ISKCON devotees pulled their weight by contributing to the performances and infrastructure at Bhakti Fest, a huge new draw for the increasingly popular U.S. kirtan yoga community.

The Forbidden Archeologist Returns

By Madhava Smullen for ISKCON News on 6 Nov 2010

This month, Michael Cremo—whose books have sold 300,000 copies in 26 languages—returns with a new offering, simply entitled “The Forbidden Archeologist.”

New Gokula Farm Opens, Launches Ahimsa Brand Milk

By Madhava Smullen for ISKCON News on 6 Nov 2010

Although there has been a farm at ISKCON’s Bhaktivedanta Manor in the UK since the 1970s, its first fully sustainable farm project, New Gokula—which is set to officially open this weekend—will take the community’s efforts to the next level.

Is It Better To Be In Chains Than To Be Free?

By Mukunda Goswami for Hindustan Times on 6 Nov 2010

Is history the result of personal endeavor? Are we ruled by karma and controlled by the stars and planets, the shapes of our bodies, the lines in our hands, or are we the architects of our destiny?

Happy Diwali!

By Giriraj Swami for dandavat.com on 6 Nov 2010

Diwali marks the end of the year, and by the year’s end we want to pay our debts, rectify our relationships–and then try to do better the next year. If we take up the chanting of the holy names, we can not only invoke the presence of Lord Rama within our hearts, but we can recreate the situation of Satya-yuga, the situation of Rama-rajya.

Theologian Claims US Religious Right And Liberal Left Not Far Apart

By RNS News Service for RNS News Service on 6 Nov 2010

By dissecting the so-called impregnable wall between state and religion, a new book demonstrates how religion persists as a strong element of on both sides of political debate, how we can recognize and understand it, and why we need more of it.

Obama In India Looking To Boost US Economy

By Erica Werner, AP for www.yahoo.com on 6 Nov 2010

National Security Adviser Tom Donilon said Obama intends the trip to be "a full embrace of India's rise." Said Donilon: "There's no more powerful way to do that than a presidential trip."

Video About Pandava Sena`s Kirtan Fiesta

By ISKCON News Staff for ISKCON News on 5 Nov 2010

With over 100 youth each summer UK`s Pandava Sena group organizes a trip to a different European city. They take part in activities that represent a perfect balance between outdoor fun and having the opportunity to experience the culture of Krishna consciousness.

Kirtan Rings Out From Kilimanjaro

The gruelling climb of the Kilimanjaro and descent took a total of six days for the devotees of the Bhaktivedanta Manor – and was no ordinary climb: it was a dedicated effort to raise funds for a nursery at Krishna Avanti School.

Purnacandra Goswami Passes Away

By ISKCON News Service for ISKCON News on 5 Nov 2010

On the 4th of November, 22:25 PM Moscow time Purnacandra Goswami passed away. It is a great loss for the entire ISKCON community.

Why It Is Important To Drink Lots Of Water

By Cindy Jones-Shoeman for Natural News on 4 Nov 2010

More than fifty percent of the human body is made of water. Knowing that, it's not hard to realize how important staying hydrated is to a person's well-being. In fact, dehydration can cause confusion, dizziness, and sluggishness in addition to other more serious symptoms.

Srila Prabhupada at the Moscow Book Fair

By Olessia Podtserob for ISKCON News on 4 Nov 2010

The Moscow International Book Fair is by considered to be one of the major events in the cultural and business life of Russia. Since 1979, the BBT has been giving the Russian people the chance to aquiant themselves with the glorious knowledge of the Vedas.

ISKCON Entrusted With Two Laddu Counters in Tirumala

By Express News Service for www.expressbuzz.com on 30 Oct 2010

Two of the laddu counters in the Laddu Prasadam Complex beside the Srivari temple on Tirumala were formally entrusted to the International
Society for Krishna Consciousness.

Hungary`s Krishna Valley Devotees Elected to Local Mayor’s Council

By Madhava Smullen for ISKCON News on 30 Oct 2010

Since 1998—for the past three elections—one of the seven people on the Mayor’s council in the village of Somogyvamos in Hungary has been an ISKCON devotee. This year, there will only be four people on the Mayor’s council, as well as the newly elected Mayor Mrs Marianna Dekanyne Karoly—and three of them will be devotees.