by KadambaFoundation | 21-Nov-2011 | Media news, Transcripts and Quotes
(Kadamba Kanana Swami, Helsinki, Finland, 2011) Lecture – Nama Tattva Part IV It is said that the three words namely ‘Hare, Krishna, Rama’, are the transcendental seeds of the maha mantra. Sometimes we see that people chant the names of Krishna, and they mix it all...
by KadambaFoundation | 21-Nov-2011 | Media news, Transcripts and Quotes
(Kadamba Kanana Swami, Melbourne, Australia, 2011) Lecture – Become a champion chanter We may not at all refer to Krishna, but just like Ajamila was referring to his son ‘Narayana’. We may call each other by names, but because we are by different names: This one is...
by KadambaFoundation | 19-Nov-2011 | Media news, Transcripts and Quotes
(Kadamba Kanana Swami, Melbourne, Australia, 2011) Lecture – Become a champion chanter Through such mantras one can do something undoubtedly. So if we chant the Hanuman Chalisa on all the windows…..every window! Just to make sure that nothing will happen. So like that...
by KadambaFoundation | 19-Nov-2011 | Media news, Transcripts and Quotes
(Kadamba Kanana Swami, Melbourne, Australia, 2011) Lecture – Become a champion chanter Lord Siva wanted to enter the pastimes of Lord Krishna and the gopis. So he took a form of a gopi and came to Vrindavan……………….. and just as he was about to sneak in, Krishna saw him...
by KadambaFoundation | 18-Nov-2011 | Media news, Transcripts and Quotes
(Kadamba Kanana Swami, Melbourne, Australia, 2011) A story about Krishna from the book ‘Gopala Champu’ by Jiva Goswami. We recall when Krishna lived in Dvārakā. At that time, there was a an eclipse. A full eclipse where the eclipse of the sun was being predicted. So...
by KadambaFoundation | 18-Nov-2011 | Media news, Transcripts and Quotes
(Kadamba Kanana Swami, Melbourne, Australia, 2011) So why in the other ages were they not chanting the holy name? They were………. they were also devotees who were chanting the name of the Lord in other yugas and other ages, but there was a difference and that was:...
