The Hare Krishna Maha Mantra – Effects on Stress, Depression, and the Three Gunas

The author conducted a 3-group study on the effects of chanting the hare krsna maha mantra on stress, depression, and the three modes of nature–sattva, rajas, and tamas–described in the Vedas as the basis for human psychology. Sixty-two subjects, self-selected through newspaper advertisements in a Southeastern university town, completed the study. Average age was 24.63... Continue Reading →

Absolute Love

“Everyone is frustrated — husbands, wives, boys, girls. Everywhere there is frustration, because our loving propensity is not being utilized properly.” In this lecture given in Seattle, Washington, in October of 1968, Srila Prabhupada reveals how we can achieve complete satisfaction by directing our love toward the Supreme Person. om ajnana-timirandhasya jnananjana-salakaya caksur unmilitam yena... Continue Reading →

Reading Sanskrit Improves Brain Functioning

The MUM Review, 6.Feb. 2002, by Brynne Sissom The physiological effects of reading Sanskrit are similar to those experienced during the Transcendental Meditation® technique, according to research recently completed by Dr. Fred Travis, director of the ERG/psycho-physiology lab of Maharishi University of Management in Fair field, Iowa, USA. Dr. Travis asked his test subjects to... Continue Reading →

Why Chanting?

The quintessence of Krishna Consciousness  for this Kali yuga (the age of quarrel, disagreement, hypocrisy, darkness :twisted:) is Chanting the holy names of the Lord. A short talk on the importance of chanting the Hare Krishna mantra:

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