Due to some problems with the local temple devotees, I have stopped going there. How can I maintain my enthusiasm in practicing devotional service?
When money offers security amidst uncertainty how can one give up material ambition for spiritual pursuits?
How do we choose whether to serve in the cities and reach out to many people or in rural communities for reviving varnashrama?
If one likes to study scripture more than do other services does that make one a jnani and not a bhakta?
As the consciousness at conception determines the kind of soul coming to the womb isn’t abortion desirable during pregnancy after rape so as to avoid unwanted progeny?
When the Bhagavatam simply condemns household life, how can we as householders get encouragement from it to face life’s problems?
If the chidren of devotees don’t become devotees, then does the devotee-parents’ duty of caring for their chilldren no longer count as devotional service?
If our philosophy is based on the level of love, why do we talk about sex mostly at the level of fear – fears of its consequences?
When a leader of a devotee community acts unethically should we try to correct the situation or should we leave it in Krishna’s hands?
Srila Prabhupada – the leader who knows the way, goes the way and shows the way (Vyasa Puja Offering 2013)
Should devotees do kirtan in drought-afflicted places to produce rains and thereby attract people to devotional service?
How can we deal with doubts rising on seeing that many leading Prabhupada disciples are no longer practicing KC?
When should we concern ourselves with helping other devotees and when should we mind our own business?
Isn’t it better to do one thing at a time instead of chanting inattentively while doing other things?
Is it right for devotees to say that they are Krishna-tarians when it conveys the idea that we are consuming Krishna the way vegetarians consume vegetables?
What are the kind of questions that fall under counseling questions which you won’t be answering on the site?
When we fall in our devotional standards, we feel guilty and become discouraged. How should we go ahead at such times?
If I am facing problems with my counselor’s behavior towards me, should i tell him directly or to some other senior devotee?
Are divorces among ISKCON devotees happening because most devotees have Western gurus who subsconsciously Western culture among their disciples?
As guilt due to falldown can also be a temptation, should one just neglect guilt and keep practicing devotional service?
If a devotee due to repeated falls feels that I wont be able to go BTG and so becomes discouraged how should we respond to that devotee?
What should one do if after practising years of devotional service also, one gives in to temptations and falls down?
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?
Is there any diiference between a devotee taking medicine for a disease and he doing demigod worship for treating the disease?
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?
Should devotees put their children in English Medium or in vernacular medium schools? Should they avoid convent schools?
I want to write articles as a service to Krishna. But I am unable to get time. How should I go ahead?
My obsessive thoughts dont allow me to chant and if I force myself to chant i feel haterful towards the Lord. Please advice.
When we face problems in our spiritual life, is chanting extra rounds the way to solve all those problems?