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Flower Remedies to Harmonize the Body, Mind and Spirit

By Fleur Hupston for Natural News on 4 Dec 2011

Flower essences are said to contain the life forces of the flowers used to make them. They work by relieving negative feelings, and they encourage the healing process by balancing energy in the body.

Dispute Exposes India-China Contest Over Buddhism

By Simon Denyer and Suhasini Raj for The Washington Post on 4 Dec 2011

Buddhists from around the world chose India on Wednesday as the headquarters of a new international Buddhist organization and united in their criticism of the Chinese government for trying to prevent the Dalai Lama from speaking at their meeting here in New Delhi.

Mayans Never Predicted World to End in 2012

By Pepe Cortes for Reuters.com on 4 Dec 2011

If you are worried the world will end next year based on the Mayan calendar, relax: the end of time is still far off. So say Mayan experts who want to dispel any belief that the ancient Mayans predicted a world apocalypse next year.

Russia: "This Isn't About Freedom of Conscience or Censorship"

By Felix Corley for Forum 18 News Service on 4 Dec 2011

Russian state censorship increasingly extended nationwide in November to cover Jehovah's Witness websites – and possibly also Hare Krishna sms announcements, Forum 18 News Service has learnt. A Prosecutor's Office official claimed to Forum 18 that blocking the websites "isn't about freedom of conscience or censorship – it's about restricting access to extremist materials."

New Bhaktivedanta College Course to Create Career Opportunities

By Madhava Smullen for ISKCON News on 2 Dec 2011

A new course offered by Bhaktivedanta College at the ISKCON community in Radhadesh, Belgium, promises to open up a host of career opportunities for ISKCON devotees.

Four Powerful Ways Help Reverse Diabetes

By Celeste M. Smucker for Natural News on 2 Dec 2011

Once diabetes was largely considered a disease of adults, but today so many children receive this diagnosis it is no longer referred to as adult onset. Fortunately, given the pervasiveness and expense of diabetes, there are cost effective holistic remedies, which could make an important contribution towards its reversal, thus avoiding a great deal of pain and suffering and saving a lot of money.

Flaxseed Oil – Healthy Alternative for Vegetarians

By Yamunacarya Das for ISKCON News on 2 Dec 2011

Ancient folklore had it that flax seeds were blessed, and they could bring good fortune; restore overall health and ward of evil forces. Nevertheless at recent times it is no more different than before. Research has shown flax seeds as an emerging health supplement for large scale diseases and promoter of overall wellbeing.

Keeping the Sanskrit Connection

By Dhwani Pathak Dave for www.ahmedabadmirror.com on 2 Dec 2011

He is an American who has spent 38 of his 54 years of life in Gujarat. Basu Ghosh Das, president of the ISKCON temple in Vadodara, is currently in Ahmedabad to participate in the All India Sanskrit Elocution Competition.

Swiss Devotee and Sufi Teacher Invited to an Interfaith Dialogue

By Contributor for ISKCON News on 2 Dec 2011

Recently, Krishna-premarupa Dasa, a young monk heading the Zurich temple, was a weekend guest at the World Monastery in Radolfzell, Germany for the third time, to take part in an evening dialogue, before an audience of thirty-five religionists, with the President of the International Sufi Movement in The Hague.

Krishna Holy Book Faces Ban in Tomsk

By Alexander Bratersky for The Moscow Times on 2 Dec 2011

“Bhagavad Gita as It Is” can hardly be called Adolf Hitler’s “Mein Kampf.” Still — if prosecutors in Tomsk have their way — the two may soon end up together on the Justice Ministry’s list of banned extremist literature. Why the Hindu text central to the Hare Krishna faith has suddenly been targeted is unclear, but some suspect the Russian Orthodox Church behind.

George Harrison Remembered in Liverpool on the Day of His Passing

By David Circk for ISKCON News on 2 Dec 2011

With the participation of ISKCON devotees and local musicians, two concerts were held in Liverpool on the 29th November to mark ten years since the passing of George Harrison.

The Bhakti Way of Investing in the Ecology of the Heart

By Radhanath Swami for The Huffington Post on 1 Dec 2011

A crippled economy and a polluted environment plague our social body. Both largely stem from the same core disease -- pollution of hearts. Blinded by distractions one can forget how to invest in what awards a meaningful, fulfilling life.

All Things Must Pass... But

By Mukunda Goswami for ISKCON News on 1 Dec 2011

On November 29th, 2001 George Harrison passed away in Los Angeles. At that time Radha and Krishna Deities were at the foot of his bed. He was surrounded by family and friends.