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  Next Kirtan Course: read more and registrations   Interviewer: Can you tell us about what you are up to these days and what you have been up to this past year? We understand you have been travelling quite extensively lately. Please tell us a bit about that. Abigail: We hav

For two weeks in August, Radhadesh teemed with creativity. Nineteen students took Ram Das Abhiram and Dhrti’s Transcendental Art Seminar, and they painted in many places on the grounds, including the community hall, with its picturesque outlook perfect for an artist. From August 3rd t

In the Gītā’s sixth chapter, Arjuna seems to want to persuade Krishna that it is pointless to try to control the unwieldy mind. And when Krishna initially responds to Arjuna’s complaint, he appears to concede the point: ‘O great-armed one, no doubt the mind is difficult to curb, being

Lalita-sakhi began to study at Bhaktivedanta College right after graduating from high school. This resulted in a Bachelor’s degree in Theology and Religious Studies, awarded by the University of Chester in 2012. “Bhaktivedanta College has shaped my life in many ways,” she said.

Worldwide, friends of Krishna are studying Vedic writings, and although most are eager to study systematically, they’re not always able to spend a few months to relocate and take the courses in a classroom setting. Thanks to internet technology, Bhaktivedanta College has prepare

Bhaktivedanta College’s VTE Bhakti Shastri Course Online (Bhagavad-gita – Bhakti-yoga module, Chapters 7-12) will start on August 22nd and end on October 16th. The Module is open for enrollment, and it can be studied independently of other Bhakti Shastri modules. To better

Only words of sincere appreciation and admiration were heard about Jaya Krsna Prabhu from speaker after speaker. It seemed as though the entire roomful of devotees would sing his glories, and most probably they would have, if time had allowed. When the devotees got up to leave, they d

E. Burke Rochford Jr., a professor of sociology at Middlebury College, has studied the Hare Krishna movement for over thirty years, and as the movement’s friend, has written numerous articles addressing its development. In January of 2009, he came to Bhaktivedanta College to giv

“Bhaktivedanta College offers all its students an opportunity to further their education in scriptural knowledge, and so much growth goes on for each individual. This year we developed good relationships, which helped us get through rough periods. The year was a challenge on man