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I remember losing in a county badminton final when I was 13 – I couldn’t bear to show my face for weeks. Worries and anxieties arise because we take things out of perspective.

Does it shock you that Vedic culture existed outside India so long ago?” Ta asked me, “No,” I said. “Veda means knowledge, and true knowledge is everybody’s birthright.” Ta seemed pleased. “I know exactly what you mean,” he ventured. Then with increased confidence he said, “Krishna came to me in Cambodia.”

Archana Dasi have built a modest ashram near Sri Shyama Kunda in the service of our ISKCON sanyasis and senior devotees, who would sometimes like to "recharge their batteries".

From June 28 through July 27, more than 50 ISKCON devotees will travel in two buses on an adventure across the USA and Canada. The tour is organized by ISKCON Youth Ministry volunteers to inspire youth in Krishna consciousness.

Lesmahagow, a quiet village near Glasgow, founded by monks in the 12th century is again home to monks but of a different order. In 1987 Hare Krishna monks moved into a humble property here, and began to develop an ambitious program and turned the site into a state-of-the-art Eco Farm.