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Bhaktivedanta Hospice: The Back-to-Godhead Clinic

By Madhava Smullen for ISKCON News on 30 Jul 2011

There’s something about the Bhaktivedanta Hospice that, even at first glance, fills the heart with peace and a sense of the spiritual. The tall, green trees clustered around it could have something to do with it. So could the bright, saffron color, the accessible simplicity of the architecture or the bright blue sky above it.

Radha-Govinda Celebrate 25th Anniversary on Their Emerald Island

By Madhava Smullen for ISKCON News on 30 Jul 2011

Devotees from all over Ireland and abroad gathered this July 15th, 16th and 17th to celebrate Sri-Sri Radha-Govinda’s 25th anniversary, on the twenty-two acre wooded island in County Fermanagh once known as Inish Rath—and now called Govindadwipa, or Govinda’s Island.

Sadaputa’s Archives Reveal Scientists' High Regard for his Work

By Madhava Smullen for ISKCON News on 30 Jul 2011

When Sadaputa Dasa (Dr. Richard L. Thompson) passed away at his home in Florida in 2008 from a heart-attack, the ISKCON worldwide community was in shock. But a new archival discovery may provide a balm for fans of his work.

More Weight On Less Meat

By Mark Bittman for The New York Times on 30 Jul 2011

Today the Environmental Working Group (EWG) released “Meat Eater’s Guide to Climate Change and Health,” a comprehensive report that suggests what’s become a common refrain here and elsewhere: we all need to eat fewer animal products – not just meat, but dairy as well.

"Grow More Food!": The Guyana Mood

By Bhakti Raghava Swami for ISKCON News on 30 Jul 2011

Guyana’s present government has been pushing for agrarian reforms. One can see large boards on the highway saying `GROW MORE FOOD`! Some of the government policies directly support the aims and goals of an agrarian renaissance.

Is Anders Breivik a `Christian’ terrorist?

By David Gibson for Religious News Services on 29 Jul 2011

The mass murders in Oslo have raised a host of agonizing questions, but few have such an ancient lineage and contemporary resonance as whether Anders Behring Breivik, the right-wing extremist behind the attacks that killed 76 Norwegians last Friday (July 22), is a Christian.

Artificial Sweeteners May Be To Blame For Inflammatory Bowel Disease

By Anthony Gucciardi for Natural News on 29 Jul 2011

The cause of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), which includes both ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease, has been toted as 'unknown' by mainstream medical establishments for years.

Three Questions That Will Reset Your Moral Compass

By Mike Bundrant for Natural News on 29 Jul 2011

From navigating the complexities of a complicated moral dilemma to knowing how to treat your spouse or partner, your moral compass dictates the course of action and prompts you to respond in kind.

ISKCON At the Annual Hong Kong Book Fair

By Sankirtan Das for ISKCON News on 29 Jul 2011

Hong Kong hosts yearly a book fair at the International Exhibition Hall. This year, from July 20th until 26th it again attracted over a million people. Visakha Priya Dasi and her team of twenty devotees arranged for two booths to sell English and Chinese Krishna conscious literature.

Ambassador of Goodwill

By Sutapa Das for Sutapamonk.blogspot.com on 29 Jul 2011

Life in this world is very calculative. Before we give something we calculate what we’ll get back. Before we take a risk we calculate what we could lose. Before we invest in a relationship we calculate what benefits it will bring us. Before we extend ourselves for someone else we calculate how worthy they are of our help.

Prabhupada on Wikipedia Front Page Again

By Editor for ISKCON News on 23 Jul 2011

On July 17th, 2011, the Wikipedia`s front page featured an article about Srila Prabhupada appearance at San Francisco`s Mantra Rock Dance event in 1967. On January 29th, 2011, already millions had the chance to see the poster and read the blurb of the famous performance, however, this time it was a full, featured article, with many details in it.

Slovenia’s “Eco Caravan” Celebrates Tenth Jubilee

By Madhava Smullen for ISKCON News on 23 Jul 2011

Over sixty devotees from sixteen different countries participated in the 10th Jubilee Slovenian Padayatra festival, also known as Eco Caravan, from June 28th to July 15th this summer.

ISKCON Food Relief’s New State-of-the-Art Kitchen to Feed 65,000 Children

By Madhava Smullen for ISKCON News on 23 Jul 2011

The program is part of the Government of India’s Midday Meal Scheme, which aims to give poor children from slum and tribal areas better nutrition, improve their school attendance, and reduce the drop-out rate.

Mediterranean Festival Tour Boldly Takes the Holy Name Where No Harinama Has Gone Before

By Madhava Smullen for ISKCON News on 23 Jul 2011

Twenty devotees from all over Europe as well as the USA and Mexico have departed from the ISKCON temple in Karlovac, Croatia on July 15th for a great spiritual adventure: the eighth Mediterranean Traveling Festival of India. The uniqueness of the tour is to hold harinamas in cities and even countries where the Holy Name has never been publicly chanted before.

The First Semester in Bhakti School in Brazil

By Prana Natha Das for ISKCON News on 23 Jul 2011

The newly established Bhakti School in Franco da Rocha, near Sao Paulo, Brazil, has just finished its first semester. It is a government approved day school for children from 5 to 15 of age. It has 55 students.