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Coconut Sugar Quickly Replacing Agave Nectar As Natural Sweetener of Choice

By Mike Adams for Natural News on 30 Jun 2011

Over the last two years, we've witnessed a mass exodus away from agave nectar and a search for more natural sweeteners that are both low on the glycemic index and high in nutrient density.

New Website To Help Visitors of Mayapur

By Gopijana Vallabha Das for ISKCON News on 30 Jun 2011

The site will be able to provide general information regarding Mayapur's places to visit, festival information and calendar, tour packages, accommodations, and transportation options.

Prabhupada In a British Museum Book

By Tattvavit Das for ISKCON News on 30 Jun 2011

ISKCON-founder A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada’s name and fame is highlighted in a book called Hindu Visions of the Sacred, by A.L. Dallapiccola, published by the British Museum Press.

No Man`s Land

By Sutapa Das for sutapamonk.blogspot.com on 30 Jun 2011

We may walk away from the material world, philosophically recognizing the futility of the temporary pleasures that are on offer there. However, the spiritual world and all its fulfillment seem far away. Thus, aspiring spiritualists can find themselves stuck in a no man's land.

US President Barack Obama Meets Radhanath Swami

By Gaurahari Das for ISKCON News on 30 Jun 2011

On June 13, 2011 ISKCON guru Radhanath Swami was invited to meet with the President of the United States, Mr. Barack Obama at an event in Miami Florida.

Villa Vrindavana TV Show Appearance Changes Hearts

By Madhava Smullen for ISKCON News on 25 Jun 2011

ISKCON Italy’s flagship center, the rural community of Villa Vrindavana, was thrust into the public’s attention when the TV show 24/7 chose it as the focus of one of its episodes this spring.

Is ISKCON Devotee’s “Angry Birds Yoga” Set to Go Viral?

By Madhava Smullen for ISKCON News on 25 Jun 2011

The insanely popular mobile game “Angry Birds” has been used as the basis for an essay explaining Krishna conscious philosophy, with the blessings of the game’s creator Peter Vesterbacka. And the idea of “Angry Birds Yoga” looks like it could take off.

Spanish Devotees Walk St. James’ Way for Interfaith Adventure

By Madhava Smullen for ISKCON News on 25 Jun 2011

Seventy ISKCON devotees from Spain, Portugal, Italy, Germany, and the UK are set to participate in a 220-kilometer Padayatra, or Holy Walk from July 15th to 28th this summer. Their path? The famous Christian pilgrimage route El Camino de Santiago, or St. James’ Way, in Northwest Spain.

New Vrindaban’s Homeschool Co-op’s End-of-year Celebration

By New Vrindaban Communications for ISKCON News on 25 Jun 2011

On June 17, Gopal’s Garden Homeschool Co-op held its end-of-the-year celebration. “This year we had five full-time students in grades 1, 2 and 3,” said Ruci devi dasi, tutor at Gopal’s Garden. “Next year, we will be expanding. We will have at least nine students, and possibly more.”

Sanskrit Is ‘Cool'

By Visnupriya Bhandaram for The Hindu on 25 Jun 2011

Generation Y is finding new ways of reaching for its roots. Sanskrit is probably one of the most structured languages, and that makes learning many present-day languages so much easier. Even if Sanskrit is still not considered as hep or stylish as French or German, the trend is definitely catching on.

Teacher Needed at Sri Mayapur International School

By Gunacuda Dasi for ISKCON News on 23 Jun 2011

Sri Mayapur International School has a vacancy for a Year 1 teacher starting in August 2011. There are 12 intelligent, well behaved, devotee children in this class aged between 5 and 6 years old.

Yoga Celebrates The Start of Summer in Times Square takeover

By Jill Colvin for yahoonews.com on 23 Jun 2011

Several hundred yoga enthusiasts brought some peace and serenity to the bustling plazas of New York`s Times Square Tuesday morning to celebrate the first day of summer.

Vatican Lending iPods to Pilgrims in Bid to Lower Noise Level in Rome Basilica

By Gregorio Borgia for The Washington Post / AP on 23 Jun 2011

From a tiny booth in the back of St. John in Lateran, the Holy See’s pilgrim agency has been quietly asking tourists if they want to tour Rome’s oldest basilica with an iPod in hand loaded with an app specially designed to access the place’s art, architecture and Christian history.

Kirtan Mela in Germany

By Kunti Dasi for ISKCON News on 22 Jun 2011

ISKCON Germany wishes to take the world of kirtan to the first international, 6-day, all-kirtan Mela, the biggest international kirtan event ever. Many expert kirtaniyas have been invited. Among many others Sacinandana Swami, Niranjana Swami and Govinda Swami have confirmed their participation.

A Day with Krishna`s Cows in Vraja

By Parsada Dasi for ISKCON News on 21 Jun 2011

I have never touched a cow in my life. I have been to Vrindavan a few times but between my kids, the husband, their getting sick, the morning program, parikramas, Loi bazaar and the MVT restaurant, there was no time for the cows.