(Kadamba Kanana Swami, 21st November 2012, Cape Town, South Africa) Many times I have been in these festivals where there were big arrangements – offerings to the deities with many tables and many preparations and the most wonderful offerings! Then afterwards, almost all the tables were carried to the prasadam hall. Then I saw  one table

(Kadamba Kanana Swami, 21st November 2012, Cape Town, South Africa) In Vrndavan, there were devotees who were doing dandavat parikrama of Govardhan. I didn’t even walk around it this year, I wasn’t in shape but anyway, I have got a little Govardhan sila instead and I walk around that once. What to do? Somehow or other,

(Kadamba Kanana Swami, 16 February 2010, Cape Town, South Africa, Srimad Bhagavadam 7.4.12) We are bound up in so much karma and we drag it with us. One cannot just walk away from it. That is the nature of karma. One man was walking in the Himalayas, he was at the foothills. He was feeling

(Kadamba Kanana Swami, 7 October 2012, Melbourne, Australia) Michael Jackson was made of plastic! He was not real; he tried to look young by many operations. When you get old, skin gets loose and starts to hang. That is why you get so many wrinkles. So what they do, they pull it back; face-lift it is called.

(Kadamba Kanana Swami, 21st November 2012, Cape Town, South Africa) There is a kund, a very nice one with stone steps and so on. That kund is dedicated to surrender. That is where the gopis completely surrendered everything to Krsna. So, I decided that since I’m not so surrendered by nature, many times my mind

(Kadamba Kanana Swami, 7 October 2012, Melbourne, Australia) Commonly in most traditions, God is accepted as all powerful, all knowing, timeless, ageless, beyond matter and not affected by it – eternal, in other words. We have a concept of God who has no limitation, who is not limited by anything. He is unlimited in all