Nothing and no one can separate us from the infinite love of the infinite – Krishna’s love for us is unfailing, unflinching and untiring
Let our religion be a sanctuary for the soul, not a gymnasium for the ego – let it be a place where we seek the presence of God, not the praise of the world
When we become strong enough to admit to Krishna that we alone are not strong enough, then he makes us strong enough to face whatever life sends our way
It requires a special intelligence to doubt the supremacy of the intelligence – that is the intelligence which makes us receptive to Krishna’s supreme intelligence and thereby makes our intelligence perfect
No problem is so dreadful and no pleasure is so wonderful that it is worth losing our inner connection with Krishna
Independence in Dependence – The more we take shelter of Krishna, the more we become independent of the world’s ups and downs
With Krishna, our intelligence becomes invincible; without Krishna, our intelligence becomes indefensible
Be a part; be not apart – play your part in God’s plan for the world instead of making the world move according to your plan independent of God
SB 7.9.47 The vision of devotion reveals how the Lord pervades everything and yet transceds everything
I have been a lifelong strict vegetarian but due to bad association have eaten meat and so am feeling myself becoming impure and going away from Krishna. What should I do?
Can the maha prasade prayer be chanted at times apart from prasadam times? What do they actually refer to?
Spiritual advancement requires servitude towards Krishna and mastery over our senses Dont these two call for opposite attitudes?
When chanting is the yuga dharma why does Rupa Goswami give five potent forms of devotional service and not give exclusive emphsis on chanting?
Does Lord Shiva chant the name of Lord Rama in the ears of everyone who dies in Kashi and grant them liberation?
Is there any diiference between a devotee taking medicine for a disease and he doing demigod worship for treating the disease?
As per Gita 10.10 does Krishna help only those who serve him constantly and with love or does he help all his devotees?
SB 7.9.44 A devotee is neither materially nor spiritually selfish but works to continue the tradition of compassion
Why are cows referred to as unintelligent in the scriptures when they are in goodness, are dear to Krishna, and even their urine and dung are useful?
In your acknowledgments in the OMG book why have you not thanked Krishna and Srila Prabhupada who has shown you the way?
Anybody who is related to Krishna is worshiped then why Lord Shiva who is maha-Vaishnava is not worshiped?
What does the word ’cause’ mean in Gita 2.47 “Never consider yourself to be the cause of the results of your activities…”?
SB 7.9.43 The test of spiritual advancement is the change in our understanding of who is missing what
When so many people are facing real problems, why should we spend time in spiritual practices like meditation instead of doing something practical to help?
Is the Supersoul the observer and permitter or just the observer as is conveyed by the analogy of the two birds in the heart?
How can I overcome the tendency to neglect aspects of bhakti like Kuntis prayers that are not focused on the worship of the highest form of Krishna?
If Radha and Krishna are one then what is the point of Krishna coming as Chaitanya Mahaprabhu to understand Radha’s love for him?
Should devotees put their children in English Medium or in vernacular medium schools? Should they avoid convent schools?
Why do different paintings of Krishna depict him differently? Why dont we have even one photo of Krishna that depicts him accurately?
What is the significance of the Gita’s reference to Krishna as Bhagavan because Mahabharata also refers to Shiva as Bhagavan?