Gita Overview Mumbai 11.1-23 The background to understand Vishva-rupa – Yoga aishvarya to rupa aishvarya
Is ISKCON’s claim for a paramapara connection to understand the Gita not an attempt to monopolize the Gita?
When a relative becomes hostile to a devotee, is that due to the devotee’s past karma, that person’s misuse of free will or Krishna’s arrangement?
Does the Gita’s instruction that we work without expecting results mean that we work without salaries?
Do higher dimensions in scriptures refer to higher spatial dimensions or higher levels of consciousness?
As we need to arrange for our bodily needs how do we understand Prabhupada’s statemen that there is no need for economic development?
Why do some religions oppose Vedic cultural symbols like tilaka when they also have their religious symbols like beard and cap?
Why is the Pururava pastime told partially in the ninth canto and then later completeted in the eleventh canto?
Why did Krishna say to Arjuna that he had not shown the Universal Form to anyone else when he had shown it to Yashoda and Duryodhana?
As students of science and as sadhakas how should we implement the understanding of realist and instrumentalist approaches to science?
How do we understand that the number of people killed in the Mahabharata war was more than the earth’s population at that time
Why did the Vrajavasis not go to Mathura to meet Krishna when they were suffering in separation from him?
As sexual abuses are so widespread in society isn’t sex education essential to protect potential victims of abuse?
As vaccination can prevent diseases that come as karmic reactions has science disproved or defeated the law of karma?
Why do I need a personal Guru, if all the knowledge is available and all doubts get resolved on websites like Vedabase or your website, thespiritualscientist.com?
Some people say that no species drink milk beyond infancy, so our drinking milk is unnatural. How do we respond?
Is there any scriptural basis to the quantum physics idea that the observer determines the observation?
How do we respond if someone says I am satisfied in my material life and am not spiritually ambitious?
