If God’s inscrutable will is good for everyone, what’s wrong with letting whatever is happening happen?
When suicide is bad, why did Arjuna resolve to commit suicide if he failed to kill Jayadratha by sunset?
Is constantly thinking of Krishna and doing our work an example of multitasking – how can it be done practically?
If dedicated senior devotees face great distress, new devotees ask what is the point of practicing bhakti – how to answer?
If parents have been brought up in India and their children in the US, how can they harmonize their differing cultural expectations?
Most past-life memories involve people who lived sinfully in their previous lives – shouldn’t such people have gone to animal bodies, not human bodies?
If the natures of a husband and a wife are not complementary, but contradictory, how can they function?
In the Bhagavatam, devotees renounce the world to serve the Lord, but in the Vitthal tradition, devotees serve their parents while the Lord waits – how to reconcile?
Different brain areas are activated when we have different emotions – doesn’t that show consciousness comes from the brain?
In past-life memories cases, how do wounds on the previous body manifest as birth marks on the next body?
When presenting philosophy from one perspective, how can we avoid getting carried away and rejecting other perspectives?
When a problem goes on for a long time and our attempts to solve it only aggravate it, what should we do – Hindi?
How can we get the mind out of a problem when we need to think about the problem to solve it – Hindi?
If we as managers take some strong decisions, some devotees feel hurt and hit back at us – should we take such decisions?
When someone’s conditioning troubles us, but they expect us to continue tolerating, what should we do?
How does the example of sometimes serving and sometimes receiving in a tennis match apply practically in the brahmachari ashram?
We don’t know our strengths and the social mirror distorts our self-conception further – where then can we begin knowing ourselves?
When different people with different mental frames discuss a problem, why is a particular person’s solution accepted?
While putting Krishna first, when devotees neglect others, how can good devotee-relationships develop?
If someone has helped us in our pre-devotional life, but is now unfavorable to our bhakti, how should we interact with them?
When we deal with dissatisfaction, how can we know whether we are acting by Krishna’s guidance or our mind’s conditioning?