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Massive Rally for Cow Protection |
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Written by Rajaram Dasa
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Wednesday, 25 November 2009 13:05 |
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 THE EVENT On November 15th, 2009, the streets of Hyderabad were painted with saffron color when thousands of devotees of Mother Cow took to the streets demanding a total ban on cow slaughter and a declaration that the cow be named as India’s national animal. The massive Vehicle Rally was headed by H.H. Bhakti Raghava Swami, who was recently appointed the Minister for ISKCON Varnashrama-based Rural Development Ministry in India. OUR FUNDAMENTAL DUTY Speaking on the occasion to newspaper reporters just before the start of the rally, Maharaj stated that unless and until people realize the importance of cow protection and make a collective effort to protect the cows, we should not expect peace and prosperity in today’s troubled world. He went on to explain that the welfare of a nation begins with the welfare of her cows. Quoting from the Bhagavad-gita, he reminded those present that Lord Krishna descends from time to time to punish the miscreants, to give protection to His devotees and to re-establish the principles of dharma. Maharaj urged that as devotees of Lord Krishna it is our fundamental duty to strive for cow protection. He concluded by stating that Srila Prabhupada, the Founder-Acarya of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness, ISKCON, introduced the noble service of cow protection not only in India but also in the western world where beef has become the staple diet. |
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Varnasrama…The Mission Impossible |
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Written by H.H.Bhakti Raghava Swami
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Thursday, 29 October 2009 04:10 |
 There used to be a television series in North America called MISSION IMPOSSIBLE. As kids we would watch it religiously and with rapt attention. The introduction in each series centered on describing to the would-be hero (should he choose to accept the impossible assignment) a series of endless complicated scenarios, all filled with what seemed like insurmountable obstacles. The drama would then begin to unfold with our hero performing superhuman feats and manoeuvres, crossing over overbearing hurdles and somehow battling through these intense and challenging situations which all appeared a truly lost cause, very much impossible to overcome… yet every single time, without fail and to everyone’s amazement (and that was our attraction to and the beauty of the series), what appeared initially as an impossible mission would end up becoming very much feasible. Impossible is PossibleIn many ways, the present varnasrama mission is like this. To turn the tide from the present global disastrous scenario we find ourselves in is indeed a mission impossible, if taken at face value. The odds for the world leadership becoming responsible Vaisnavas and ruling their citizens based on principle of dharma seem incredibly remote. The chances for people reverting to a more simplified life style, of becoming localized and depending on production from the land, of abandoning the conveniences of tractors and similar modern machineries but using more traditional and natural technologies all appear like something from a fairy tale. The odds for governments closing down slaughter houses, liquor and brewery stores, lotteries and gambling casinos also seem totally unfathomable. The odds of stopping the ever increasing list of promiscuity and hedonistic behaviour in society appear too incredible. And the likelihood for people to again take up a God conscious way of life based on the four principles of truthfulness, compassion, austerity, and cleanliness also appears unreal. But we, the devotees of Krishna, know better… nothing is impossible. |
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Written by Bharat Chandra Das
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Friday, 23 October 2009 10:01 |
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SAHYADRI SRI KRISHNA BALARAMA KSETRA (SSKBK) ANNOUNCING TWO COURSES SSKBK is happy to announce the commencement of its three month residential course on the theme “Land, Cows and Krishna - II”. SSKBK is also introducing a one month Pottery Training course entitled “Pottery Meddling and Molding” in association with Khadi Village Industries and Commission, Ministry of MSME, Govt of India at our campus. Both courses are scheduled between January 2010 and March 2010. The primary medium of instruction will be English and optionally Hindi, Kannada or Telugu. |
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Battle for Cow Protection has Begun |
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Written by Rajaram Dasa
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Thursday, 15 October 2009 09:08 |
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With the continuous ten-minute shankhnad (Blowing of Conch) by world-renowned shankhwadak Shri Shavantha, the 108-day Vishwa Mangal Gou Gram Yatra began from historic Kurukshetra on September 30. About 50,000 people including leading saints from different parts of the country such as Madhava Sampradaya, Pejawar Mutt H.H. Vishveshteertha from Udipi, H.H. Bhakti Raghava Swami, ISKCON Guru and a leading proponent of Varnashrama Dharma & Cow Protection, and others, including prominent scientists, environmentalists and agriculture experts, not only expressed their total support to the Yatra, but also firmly resolved to protect the cow, village and nature on the banks of the holy Brahma Sarovar. Beginning from Kurukshetra the Yatra will conclude in Nagpur on January 17, 2010.
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New Book On Cow Protection Launched |
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Written by By Chris Evans
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Thursday, 08 October 2009 04:49 |
Image: From boston.com Cows were actually treated like a family member and looked upon with great respect in the Hindu society. Donating a cow to a poor individual was considered to be a very good deed. September 27th, Secunderabad, India – At an event covered by state and national media, Andhra Pradesh Minister of Education Sri D. Sridhar Babu launched a book by ISKCON devotee Dr. Sanjay Shah (Sahadeva Dasa) entitled To Kill Cows Means To End Human Civilization. Speaking to an audience that included four vice-chancellors of Andhra Pradesh universities, the Minister congratulated Dr. Shah for his work in promoting ancient India’s cow protection values. He also discussed the need for more information and awareness in the area. Dr. Shah’s book laments the fact that people today are treating other life forms as if they are inert objects, devoid of any feelings whatsoever. We are showing unprecedented cruelty and callousness towards those creations of God with whom we share this planet, Shah states. Cruelty has been industrialized, and barbarism institutionalized. The mistreatment of animals today is the worst in human history, he says, claiming that the unspeakable treatment meted out to animals will never go unpunished by the stringent laws of nature. |
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