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Kuladri Das Recalls His Time With Prabhupada - Part Three


This is Part Three of a series of interviews from BhakTV of Kuladri Das, a senior disciple and occasional servant of ISKCON founder-acharya Srila Prabhupada. The pastimes he recalls occurred between 1974 and 1977 in Vrindavan, India, and New Vrindavan in the United States.

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Little Krishna - The Darling of Vrindavana


An animation by Big Animation.


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Spiritual Embassies - New Vraja Dhama


New Vraja Dhama, or Krishna Valley as it is also known, is a 250 Hectare self-sufficient Hare Krishna farm community in Hungary. This 30 minute film explores the experiences of different devotees living in and visiting the community.


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New Govardhana Gurukula, Australia


A film about the Hare Krishna School at New Govardhana Community, Australia.

Produced and directed by Deva Gaura Hari Das.


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Hare Krishna Rap



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Yamuna: Rescuing the Stolen River


The 6 minute documentary describes how a sacred river suddenly "disappears", and gets "replaced" by an open flow of sewage killing all living organisms in it and making millions of people sick. Despite the shocking reality, however, the blessings of the "stolen" river Goddess can already be felt by the massive cooperation of people of diverse backgrounds -- Hindus, Muslims, rich and poor, farmers and environmentalists, old and young, Indians and of foreign origin, who, putting aside all their differences and (often prejudices) towards each other, are coming to the rescue...

Produced by the Karuna Productions (www.karunaproductions.com)
Photography by SaveYamuna.org, Pond5, Getty, VideoBlocks, Bh. Filip
Edited by Szabolcs Guth
Narrated by Mark DeGasperi
Written and directed by Krisztina Danka, PhD. (Krishna-lila dasi)

For more information on the film's topic please visit www.SaveYamuna.org


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"Take Animals Off The Menu!" - Former Citibank Vice-president For Animal Rights


Philip Wollen OAM (born 1950) is an Australian philanthropist. He is a former vice-president of Citibank and was also a general manager at Citicorp. Wollen became a vegetarian following his departure from Citibank and is a prominent member of the Animal Rights movement. He conducts intervention programs to rescue abused animals and funds outreach programs that promote animal welfare and abstinence. At age 34, Australian Business Magazine named him in the top 40 headhunted executives in Australia. In 2005 he received the Medal of the Order of Australia and in 2007 he won the Australian of the Year (Victoria) award.


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Hannukah


Rabbi Irwin Kula, president of the US National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership (CLAL), explains that Hanukkah, the festival of lights, commemorates the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem during the second century B.C.


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The Hidden Costs of a Big Mac


There’s more to a Big Mac than meets the eye -- besides killing innocent cows. The following video takes a look at the real cost of a Big Mac burger, from the health factors to economic contributions.

http://www.insurancequotes.org


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ISKCON Hong Kong's 25th Anniversary



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Occupy Sandy: A Movement Grows in Brooklyn


As relief efforts continue in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, St. Luke & St. Matthew’s Church in Brooklyn partnered with the Occupy Sandy movement to serve as a hub. Organizers set up a registry on Amazon to list the needs of the communities, such as generators, diapers and heaters. More than 20,000 volunteers have come to the church to be trained, The Rev. Michael Sniffen said. “This is humanity at its best,” Sniffen said. “This is a community coming together to help people who need help in really practical ways.”

www.odysseynetworks.org


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Kuladri Das Recalls His Time With Prabhupada - Part Two


This is a series of Interviews from BhakTV of Kuladri Das, a senior disciple and occasional servant of ISKCON Founder-acharya Srila Prabhupada. The pastimes he recalls occurred between 1974 and 1977 in Vrindavan, India, and in New Vrindavan in the United States.

Part Two regroups four stories -
1) "But You're Building a Palace for Me", Prabhupada's reaction to his disciples building him a palace.
2) "The Ants Aren't Eating Very Much", is about ants having spread over mahaprasadam and Prabhupada's comment.
3) "A Mosquito in Prabhupada's Net", is about Prabhupada's reluctance to hurting mosquitoes.
4) "Swing My Chaddar Over Your Head", shows one of Prabhupada's very personal and unique ways to get rid of nuisance.


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ISKCON Youth Forum Delhi Drama Series


ISKCON Youth Forum (IYF) Delhi Media and Promotions is soon launching 'IYF Delhi Drama series' in DVDs. For more information visit: http://delhiiyf.blogspot.in/


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Kuladri Das Recalls His Time With Prabhupada - Part One


This is a series of Interviews from BhakTV of His Grace Kuladri Das, a senior disciple and occasional servant of ISKCON Founder-acharya Srila Prabhupada. The pastimes he recalls occurred between 1974 and 1977 in Vrindavan, India, and in New Vrindavan in the United States.

This Part One describes the making of a clay slab with Srila Prabhupada's foot Imprint for his followers to worship. A second pastime is about the making of a Simhasan in Bombay for Deities in America, and Srila Prabhupada's comments.

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Chanel's Swift Access to Bhaktivedanta College Online


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