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His Divine Grace
A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, founder-acharya of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness, came to America in 1965, at age 69, to fulfil his spiritual master's request that he teach the science of Krishna consciousness throughout the English-speaking world. In a dozen years he published some seventy volumes of translation and commentary on India's Vedic literature, and these are now standard in universities worldwide. Meanwhile, traveling almost nonstop, Srila Prabhupada molded his international society into a world wide confederation of ashramas, schools, temples and farm communities. he passed away in 1977, in Vrindavana, the place most sacred to Lord Krishna. His disciples and followers are carrying forward the movement he started.
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The Teachings of
LORD CHAITANYA
By A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami |
In the instruction of Lord Chaitanya to Sanatana Goswami we can understand the science of God in the matter
of His transcendental form, His opulences, and His devotional service—for everything is being described to
Sanatana Goswami by the Lord Himself. At the time Sanatana fell at the feet of the Lord and with great humility
asked about his real identity.
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| Srila Prabhupada Speaks Out |
Real Advancement of Civilization
This conversation between Srila Prabhupada and some
American disciples took place in Surat, India, on
December 21, 1970. |
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THE DELIVERANCE OF AJAMILA
A story from Srimad-Bhagavatam
Translation and commentary by
His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada |
There was once a young brahmana named Ajamila,
who was a reservoir of good character and conduct. He
was mild and gentle, always truthful, well versed in the
Vedic scriptures, and very pure.
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INVOCATION-
Meditation on the Gita
by Sri Shankaracharya |
(Sri Shankaracharya—or Shankara—is considered to be
an incarnation of Lord Shiva, according to Padma Purana.
Appearing in India in the 6th century A.D., he singlehandedly
drove the Buddhist philosophy out of India and
re-established Vedic culture, all in his short lifetime of 32
years. Although he took up the impersonalist guise to
better battle the Buddhists-impersonalism is much akin
to Buddhism-the commentary rendered below, as well
as other writings, reveal him to be, in actuality, devoted
to the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Lord Krishna.
Shankara's most famous treatise is Vivekachudamani.)
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