Government
A government is like a gardener, supplying water to the seeds of goodness and pulling the weeds that impede the prosperity of values in society.
Accepting Responsibility
When you take a position, you have to accept responsiblities.
Remaining A Miser Throughout One’s Life
When one has money but does not spend it, he remains a miser and is never happy. Similarly, when one’s intelligence is spoiled due to sense grantification, he remains a miser throughout his life.
Krishna’s Inconceivable Powers
Wherever there is any greatness, attraction or opulence that is only a display of Krishna’s inconcievable Spiritual powers.
How Should We Act
One should act according to the order of Krishna. This is very important point. That order of Krishna comes through disciplic succession from the bonafide spiritual master. Therefore, the spiritual master’s order should be taken as the prime duty of life. If one gets a bonafide spiritual master and acts according to his direction, then one’s perfection of life in Krishna consciousness is guaranteed. — Bhagavad Gita As It Is. 18.57.
Kind of Miseries of Life
There are three kinds of miseries of life: adhyatmika, adibhautika, adi-daivika, Instead of understanding that we are being punished for sinful activities, under the spell of illusory energy we are thinking that this kicking, slapping and thrashing are accidental. This is illusion.
Greatest Friend of Any Living Entity
No one can be a greater well-wishing friend to any living entity than the Supreme Personality of Godhead.
Srimad Bhagavatam 3.32.40
The Final Destination
Those in the bodily concept of life are only dying at every step. They are simply approaching death, “Their Final Destination”.
Engaging Children in Krishna Conscious Games
Digital games on PC create violence and hatred in children. Engage your children in Krishna Conscious Games and see the result.
Price to Enter The Kingdom of God
One should learn how to cry for the Lord. One should learn this small technique, he should be very eager and actually cry to become engaged in some particular type of service, This is called ‘laulyam’ and such tears are the price for the highest perfection. If one develops this ‘laulyam’, or excessive eagerness for meeting and serving the Lord in a particular way, that is the price to enter into the kingdom of God. — The Nectar of Devotion, Page 83.