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Reflection – Day 1 Sacinandana Swami giving a brief overview of the teachings of the first day… A post shared by Sacinandana Swami (official) (@sacinandanaswamiofficial) on Jun 28, 2018 at 3:13pm PDT Reflection – Day 2 Sacinandana Swami gives a brief overview of what was being taught during day 2 of the Holy Name Retreat A post shared by Sacinandana Swami (official) (@sacinandanaswamiofficial) on Jun 29, 2018 at 3:48pm PDT Reflection – Day 3 Sacinandana Swami summarizes the teachings of Day 3 of the Holy Name Retreat in Radha

The featured on-site courses below offer students in-depth study in kirtan technique and japa meditation. We look forward to seeing you soon. Continue reading →

Bhaktivedanta College has invited them to record the online course which will be available in the next few months and we also thought that it would be wonderful if they can visit other places in Europe in person. Book your dates soon to not miss this opportunity! Continue reading →

Artists at all levels who want to connect with their creative and devotional sides, and experience bhakti through art, are welcome to attend the upcoming Transcendental Art Seminar at Bhaktivedanta College, Radhadesh. Continue reading →

  Read the Kirtan Blog: All about the kirtans This short film was made in Russia in October 2015, by a small team of filmmakers who are passionate about sharing the culture of bhakti yoga with the world. It was shot on location in Moscow and Sochi, and profiles Jahnavi Harrison, who grew up with bhakti yoga and serves in the capacity of a kirtan (devotional call and response chanting) leader. Producer: Shaktyavesha Avatara dasa Director of Photography: Raghunatha Prana dasa 2nd Camera: Hari Mohini dasi Additional Camera: Nityananda Rama dasa Po

The Kirtan Course students, along with the teacher Jahnavi Harrison, spread the holy names around a bonfire. Continue reading →

My favorite instrument is harmonium. Since coming home from the course, I continuously learn new melodies. I ask devotees who have mastered the art of kirtan to teach me new things all the time. I must admit, it’s not easy and it takes a lot of practice and dedication. Continue reading →

by Cintāmaṇi Mādhavī Devī Dāsī (Kirtan Course Alumna 2014) In 2014 I had to move from the town where I was born in Chile to the capital, Santiago, to continue with my studies of journalism. I rented a little room in the downtown of the city. When I arrived, a student living there warned me: “This place is nice. The only thing that may annoy you is that your window is right next to a Hare Kṛṣṇa temple, and they chant the whole day.” Maybe he’s exaggerating, I thought. But the first week, I knew he was telling the truth. From early in the mornin

“We were able to convince the leadership across the country that we don’t want to just perform marriages anymore – we actually want to support and nurture marriages,” says Partha. “We’re trying to create a culture where premarital education is an integral part of marriage in ISKCON.” “It’s important that you look for someone with similar values, personality and lifestyle,” says Uttama. “For instance, someone who shares your work ethics, family values, and the way you practice Krishna consciousness.” Of course, she acknowledges, it is fine and natura