Paradoxes of Time and Space

by Sadaputa Dasa IMAGINE THAT A MAN TRAVELS into outer space on a rocket at near the speed of light and then returns to earth. According to Einstein's theory of relativity, the man will find he has not aged as much as his identical twin brother who stayed home. Time will have passed more slowly on... Continue Reading →

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 →

Vegetarians lead a healthier life than meat-eaters: Oxford study

New Delhi: Non-vegetarian food may lose its charm beyond your taste buds. Vegetarians have been found leading a healthier life as compared to meat-eaters. Incidence of diseases such as pancreatic cancer and respiratory problems are also less common among vegetarians than in those who consume meat regularly, according to a latest study. However, there were... Continue Reading →

Did man go to the moon?

By Chaitanya Charan Das “Do you really believe man never went to the moon?” Amit blurted out as soon as we sat down on a mat at our youth center. Amit is an IIT student, introduced to Krishna consciousness a few months ago. While talking with devotees about India’s lunar mission Chandrayaana, when he came... Continue Reading →

Bhagavad Gita is a ‘crisis-oriented therapy’: US-based psychiatrist

Source: Hindustan Times        Dated: Jan 28, 2016 Bhopal: A psychiatrist from the United States who has been researching psychiatric insights in the Bhagavad Gita, has said that the verses give the reader two fundamental psychological insights — how to be happy and how to be free — terming the scripture a “crisis-oriented therapy in the... Continue Reading →

Bhagavad Gita as a Clinical Tool to Treat Psychological Problems

Just before the Great War in the Mahabharata, Arjuna developed anxiety, reluctance to fight and other psychological problems. That is why many scholars suggest Sri Krishna was counselling Arjuna to over the psychological problems. The present age is filled with people in anxiety and modern psychiatry is now developing Bhagavad Gita as a clinical tool to overcome... Continue Reading →

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