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A Voyage To Transcendence

Navigate the ocean of material life with Kadamba Kanana Swami’s new book. Use the boat of bhakti to reach the far shore of Śrī Kṛṣṇa’s transcendental abode. In A Voyage to Transcendence, Kadamba Kanana Swami offers a map and companionship. Drawing on Gaudiya Vaişnava teachings and lived experience, the book presents bhakti as the boat that carries us across the wide waters of nescience. Read more....

The new Media Database

We’re excited to announce the launch of the new Media Database. A growing digital library that brings together years of teachings, kirtans, lectures, and sacred moments into one easily searchable place.

 

🌟 Rediscover old favorites and uncover new gems.

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From the blog...

Human Being Acts Like Any Damn Thing

Human Being Acts Like Any Damn Thing

(Jayadvaita Swami 10/2007) AUDIENCE: I just wondered for example for a mosquito, if in their life, they was like injecting malaria into people, and like, causing loads of suffering to the whole conscious or something. How would that mosquito get further up the scale of consciousness, and eventually, go back to Godhead? JAYADVAITA SWAMI: Okay

Listen & Download Directly

Listen & Download Directly

Now you can also Listen & Download an unlimited amount of classes, bhajans, seminars and lots more from this blog. Ok, no time to waste and click hereThere is a handy link also available on the top menu.. (see up 😉 So Listen & Download

Runs On Ecstasy!!!

Runs On Ecstasy!!!

GRASS IS FOR COWSSpiritual life does not mean that we do not live in this world. Krishna consciousness is not the type of renunctiation to enter into a cave. My favourite example is Meella Repa, a Tibetan ascetic who lived in the medieval times and spent his whole life eating grass soup. I once read

Going before the Name…

Going before the Name…

From Japa Talks today, 12 Oct: Kadamba Kanana Swami: While chanting my Kartika rounds, I went before Krsna in the form of His name. What am I bringing Him as an offering? All I have is the state of my heart. What am I bringing Him? My frustrations of the material world? No, I can

Windows to the Spiritual World

Windows to the Spiritual World

Krishna Kirtan has put up his huge collection of photos that he took during his travels with Kadamba Kanana Swami in Germany, Australia, South Africa and lots more.. Check it out here : http://picasaweb.google.com/kmehta108

Without self-discipline there is no spiritual progress

Without self-discipline there is no spiritual progress

AUDIENCE: Can you say a little more about Prabhupada and the 60’s? Can you say a little more? Was he an American or an Indian…? JAYADAVAITA SWAMI: Yes I can say a little more about him thank you. No he was not American he was from India from West Bengal, to be precise from Calcutta,

I've created this foundation to preserve my media and to support African preaching programs in South Africa

Kadamba Kanana Swami

Kadamba Kanana Swami

1953 - 2023

HH Kadamba Kanana Swami Departs

Dear Devotees

On Thursday 9th March at 12.06pm, under the gaze of Śrī Giriraja, in the holy land of Śrī Vṛndāvana dhāma, in the loving company of his spiritual master and the vaisnavas, with a resounding kirtan party, His Holiness Kadamba Kanana Swami departed from this material realm.

 

"Intelligent persons who take shelter of beautiful Vrndavana's opulent vines melting with motherly love, and throw far away the idea that they are material, become supremely successful, both in this life and also after death." (Prabhodananda Saraswati, Vrindavana Mahimamrta)