Caturmasya, a sacred period in the Vaishnava calendar, begins on Sayana-ekadasi in Ashadha (June-July) and ends on Utthana-ekadasi in Kartika (October-November). These four months are marked by spiritual practices, vows, and austerities aimed at reducing the sense of gratification and enhancing devotion. The Caturemasya observance is obligatory for all devotees, whether householders or renunciants and involves dietary restrictions and other devotional practices that promote a sattvic (pure) lifestyle conducive to spiritual growth. Spiritual Significance of the Caturmasya Observance The primary ..read more

Is the Return Rath Yatra Festival celebrating taking Krishna away from Vrindavan? To this question, there are two possible perspectives and two possible responses. One must first consider the nature of Sri Jagannath Puri Dham to comprehend them. Lord Jagannath and Puri are described as “the confluence of both opulence and tenderness” in Srila Prabhupada’s Orissan student, Sri Srimad Gour Govinda Maharaja’s book “The Embankment of Separation”. Srila Sanatan Goswami writes in his Brhad-Bhagavatamrta to support this claim. Know in detail about the return of Rath Yatra. sri-mathura-tathaiva tat-pa ..read more

The disappearance day of Sri Vakresvara Pandita observed on 12 July 2024, marks a significant event in the Vaishnavism calendar. Sri Vakresvara Pandita was an intimate associate of Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu, revered for his exceptional devotion, dancing, and kirtan abilities. His life and teachings inspire and guide devotees on the path of Bhakti. This blog delves into his biography, spiritual journey, the significance of his disappearance day, teachings, contributions, and lessons from his life. Biography and Spiritual Journey of Sri Vakresvara Pandita Sri Vakresvara Pandita was born in the vi ..read more

Sri Sivananda Sena was highly devoted and closely related to Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu. His devotion to the Lord and his services are still remembered and appreciated among the Vaishnavites. On the same day in 2024, it will be seven years since he mysteriously disappeared, and it is thus an opportune time to remember him and his works, as well as the useful lessons he imparted. This blog presents the travels of Sri Sivananda Sena, why he is important in the tradition of Gaudiya Vaishnavism, and what he left behind for generations to come.  Life and Contributions of Sri Sivananda Sena Sri Si ..read more

A direct servant of the Lord Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, Sri Svarupa Damodara Gosvami left this world on the second day of the full moon in the Asharh month, which is a great event from the devotee’s point of view. The festival is celebrated on the 2nd day of the full moon in the month of Asharh, and the event is marked with great respect and remembrance of his works. Regarding the absorption of the moods of Lord Chaitanya, Svarupa Damodara Gosvami is second to none, and his disappearance day is important in reflecting upon his teachings and missing him.  Life and Contributions of Sri Svarupa D ..read more

The Snana Yatra festival, also known as Devasnan Purnima, is a significant and sacred festival dedicated to Lord Jagannath. It is celebrated on the full moon day in the month of Jyestha. This unique festival marks the bathing ceremony of Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra, and Goddess Subhadra. It attracts thousands of devotees worldwide who believe that a glimpse of the deities on this auspicious day washes away all sins. The festival’s grandeur, rituals, and historical significance make it a unique and spiritual experience for everyone. Historical Significance of Snana Yatra The origins of the ..read more

Several extraordinary saints and academics from throughout history committed themselves to protecting and spreading the teachings of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, which exist in the history of Gaudiya Vaishnavism. Amidst these glorious personalities, Srila Baladeva Vidyabhusana is noteworthy for his ‘Maha Anukul’, namely, humility, learning, and devotion. Although June 16th is not a day of his birth or death, it is commemorated as the day of his disappearance and his valuable services offered to the Gaudiya Vaishnava tradition. Based on the versatile biography of Sri Baladeva Vidyabhusana and his v ..read more

Srimati Gangamata Goswamini is a revered figure in Gaudiya Vaishnavism, a spiritual tradition enriched by several important women Gurus. Shri Gauranga Mahaprabhu empowered these women to serve as spiritual ‘bridges’ when there have been long gaps in the discipline. This blog commemorates Srimati Gangamata Goswamini’s appearance day, highlighting her divine legacy, early life, and spiritual journey. The Divine Legacy of Srimati Gangamata Goswami Srimati Gangamata Goswami is one of the most revered figures in the history of Vaishnavism, a prominent Hindu tradition that emphasizes devotion to Lor ..read more

Many individuals consistently deal with depression and fear, leaving them vulnerable and discouraged. Even though these feelings can be overpowering, it’s essential that a few strategies and methods can help you control and defeat them. In this blog, we’ll examine the explanations for depression and sorrow, the significance of looking for proficient assistance when required, and a few techniques and approaches for defeating these feelings. We’ll likewise discuss the benefits of care and reflection procedures and the meaning of making strong, encouraging groups of people to traverse these diffi ..read more

The chase of wealth often dominates our thoughts and behaviours in the rush of contemporary life. As adherents of Krishna awareness, we must handle the financial world sensibly and mindfully. We will examine the various aspects of money and how Lord Krishna‘s teachings can help us live harmoniously with our material possessions. Role of Money in Our Material Lives A pervasive feature of our material existence, money affects many aspects of our daily life. The importance of meeting fundamental necessities and enjoying pleasures cannot be overstated. Money is temporary, nevertheless, and ultimat ..read more