Coming August 3rd to Theaters Worldwide: "Krishna Hey" - The Animation
"Hey Krishna" ("Krishna Aur Kans" in India) is India's first stereographic 3-D animated feature ever - and it's based entirely on Srila Prabhupada's "Krishna" book. It will be released in many theaters worldwide on the 3rd of August, 2012. It is timed for Janmastami, Krishna`s appearance day.
Preaching in Jail: A Funny Video by ISKCON Congregational Development Ministry
Religion in the News: Week in Review 5/18 by Odyssey Networks
Taruni Performs at Children`s Short Play about Radhanath Swami`s Childhood
ISKCON congregation member and child actor Taruni left her body along with her mother and other devotees in Nepal air crash on 14 th May 2012.
Sacinandana Swami - Kirtan Makes New Impressions
http://www.holynameretreat.com/
Students` Life at the Bhaktivedanta College, Belgium
Bhaktivedanta College is the home of some young devotees from all over the world. Together they pursue academics and learn to love Krishna in a nurturing and thriving community, Radhadesh. This video provides a taster of student life.
To learn more: http://www.bhaktivedantacollege.com/
Religion in the News: Week in Review by Odyssey Networks
AXED: A Short Film about Mind Control
An innovative way to share Krishna-conscious philosophy by Mahat Tattva Das.
The Samadhi Contemporary Dance Company Performs `Saranagati'
Courtesy of the Samadhi Dance Company. www.samadhidancecompany.nl
Leap: A Remarkable Documentary About Faith
LEAP is a film about a disciple and his Guru and the choices that they make on their journey of surrender to God. LEAP is an adventure into the international and controversial Hare Krishna movement but also a film about religious experience in general.
The film documents the story of Keshava Madhava Das, a Finnish tram driver and a disciple, and his Guru Radhanath Swami, one of the movement’s most charismatic spiritual leaders based in India. Keshava started life as Kenneth, a lonely boy who witnessed his grandfather’s death. His Guru was originally Richie, an American small town boy, who is now revered within the movement as a living saint.
Originally Kenneth Kairenius, Keshava Mashava (das) is a 38-year-old Finn. He has been interested in religions and spirituality all his life. He saw his grandfather die in front of his eyes, and this remains for him a powerful life-altering event. Keshava then started searching for life-transforming challenges, including parachuting. He studied in Helsinki, but dropped out. He also studied by himself a variety of different religions and finally joined the Hare Krishna movement, being one of its pioneers in Finland.
Keshava worked as temple president in Turku for many years. In the late 1990s, he fell into a spiritual crisis, as his former Guru left the movement. At the same time his marriage broke down and he also became severely ill. He nearly died but was saved by the surgical removal of a large brain tumour. According to Keshava, it was directly through the intervention of Krishna that he finally pulled through this operation.
His present occupation is as a seasonal tram driver. He now lives part of the year in India, in the movement’s holy town of Mayapur. He married an Indian woman Madhuri, who is also a devotee of Krishna.
With unprecedented access, LEAP charts the progress of the disciple Keshava over two years as he faces the dilemmas of reconciling his personal life with a calling of a demanding religion. At the same time, the relationship of the Guru to his aspiring disciple is explored, as well as the Guru’s own personal and spiritual concerns. By following the spiritual paths of Keshava and Radhanath Swami, we gain remarkable insight into one of the world’s most fascinating religions.
Ahimsa and the Elevation of All Life
Aired on 21 Jun 2009, this program is an introduction to the philosophy of International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) through an interview with Giriraj Swami.
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