If we get angry with our children while trying to guide them about right or wrong, is that due to controlling mentality? How can we best guide them?
As the world judges us by actions not dispositions how can we avoid the confusion caused by wrong judgments?
How much importance should devotee-parents give for the material education of their children, especially preparing them for competitive exams etc?
How can we rectify an offense, especially when the devotee whom we have offended doesn’t know about the offense?
If a senior brahmachari changes his ashrama, how should we understand that situation and deal with that devotee?
Should devotee read books by nondevotee nationalist thinkers to learn how to protect Vedic culture and actualize varnashrama in today’s society?
In what consciousness should we attend festivals centered on demigod worship that we are obligated to attend?
While hearing scripture, should we seek solutions to our current problems through the hearing or just focus on hearing about Krishna?
I have joined as a brahmachari but am opposed and troubled by my relatives. How should I stay strong?
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?
Should devotees do kirtan in drought-afflicted places to produce rains and thereby attract people to devotional service?
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?
