Mother Yasoda thinks Lord Vishṇu is protecting Krsna because she sees Krsna as her ordinary child, while all the supernatural events around Him seem to come from an external divine protector — not from Krsna Himself. This is called Vraja‑bhava: the Lord’s own devotees are covered by Yogamayā -- so they can love Him naturally even as their own child. Thus she witnesses miracles but never thinks Krsna is God. Yasoda sees asuras being eliminated one after another -- like Pūtanā, Aghāsura, Śakaṭāsura, and Tṛṇāvarta, yet she interprets these events as Vishnu's divine protection, not a Krsna’s own power. Srila Prabhupada explains that Yasoda is then constantly remembering these "asura eliminating pastimes" while churning butter, singing about these events as poetry. She sees these pastimes as proof that Lord Vishnu is protecting and guarding her son.
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AINDRA WAS RIGHT!
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Aindra was against them heavily time after time. From an Authentic source and Aindra prabhu's associates- The purpose of all of our management, guru system, and big buildings in ISKCON are only meant for the chanting of the Holy Names of the Hare Krsna mantra & we shouldn't forget this. This is the conclusion of Aindra prabhu's book.
It is not my intention to stir up controversy, but I am stating a fact. Aindra was threatened to be kicked out of the temple by local "authorities" if he published his ...book. After this, he lost the will to live or accepted that they would terminate him.
According to a wise Godbrother that lived in Vrndavana, Aindra prabhu would still be with us if they had not treated him so harshly. ISKCON "authorities" harshly treated thousands of devotees who did not accept the bogus Zonal Acarya system which caused ISKCON to lose so many valuable dedicated disciples. Have they ever apologized?
Do they have the humility to do so? A few have already left their bodies, so it is too late for them in this life time to apologize. Can we forgive them even if they don't think they did anything to be forgiven for?
Two types of people don't understand Aindra prabhu's book:
1. Those who read it and think they can use that language without having all the deep realization of Aindra prabhu
2. Those who read it & get freaked by his language and shut the book
But the message is clear, the corporate GBC guru system is a failure. And Aindra may have paid the ultimate price for exposing them.
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CPO BHARAT and the NEPAL Imbroglio
Re: Your letter
Child Protection Office Bharat
Dear Hemanga Vishwambhar Das.
Thank you for your concern but since you decided to send this mail to such a huge number of receivers, some who are no longer present on this planet and others who are new bhaktas, it does not seem that you are really concerned about the child abuse. It looks as if you are yourself making a political statement.
Neither do you introduce yourself or inform in which way you are connected to this case. You do not give proper references or evidence to your claims. As you say the real discussion should be regarding the child abuse. "Do you accept that there may have been child abuse in your gurukula." That is the answer we are trying to understand. That is the question from CPOC and the GBC of Nepal. This is the question we have asked of the Temple President and the Nepal Management. But your concerns are noted.
Your servants, in the service of the Children. CPO Bharat.
SRD
Wed, May 13 at 5:50 AM
Hare Krishna Pancaratna,
Only a few years ago, the worldwide ISKCON community witnessed the formation of CPO Bharat.
It is worth noting that the first known mention of a separate CPO body for India emerged during the leaked ICC video meeting, shortly after the GBCs asked the International CPO to reassess the Lokanath case. The GBCs have since publicly confirmed their belief that Lokanath sexually abused an 11-year-old girl.
The timing was not lost on many, and the formation of CPO Bharat has been viewed by much of the international devotee community as a politically motivated move designed to shield ISKCON India's leadership from accountability.
In our last open correspondence, you acknowledged that you had published a favorable assessment of the Vrindavana Gurukula without having carried out the in-depth review that a school with such a concerning track record clearly warrants.
Since that exchange, you have not communicated to the devotee community that any such assessment has since been completed. As far as the international community is concerned, the question of whether the children of the Vrindavana Gurukula are truly safe remains unanswered.
I have recently received a deeply disturbing report that one of the school's teachers had a violent rage episode and physically attacked a student, leaving the child with serious injuries. Rather than taking the child to hospital, the school management has reportedly kept him confined to the school infirmary; a decision that strongly suggests an attempt to avoid legal scrutiny.
This incident, along with the case in Nepal, points to a fundamental structural problem with CPO Bharat. Your office does not currently enjoy the institutional credibility necessary to carry out its mandate effectively.
This is not surprising, given that its very formation was clouded by political intrigue and that its conduct since has done little to earn the confidence of the broader devotee community.
It is my further understanding that in the investigation of the Nepal case, your office failed to follow the GBC's own requirement that such investigations be conducted by hired professionals. You sent a team of Indian lawyers to investigate allegations of child abuse in Nepal.
Could you articulate how this decision served the best interest of the child victims? Your office also failed to suspend the school principal who currently stands accused of child sexual abuse. Given the gravity of the allegations, such a suspension should have been the very first step to take!
The situation, as it stands, is untenable. You cannot operate a Child Protection office founded under such questionable circumstances, fail to secure the trust of the international devotee community, and still hope to be even remotely effective in the vital work of protecting children.
You cannot prioritize political considerations and protect children simultaneously.
A choice must be made.
Praying for the protection of Srila Prabhupada's Vaikuntha children!
SRD
HEMRAJ GAIRAY
Hare Krishna, Please accept my humble obeisances.
All glories to Srila Prabhupada.
I am writing this with a very disturbed mind after my recent interaction with the CPO investigation team. I was called for questioning, and I cooperated sincerely, expecting that the discussion would remain focused on child protection concerns. However, I was surprised and confused to find that many of the questions asked were not related to child-related matters at all.
Is this the duty of CPO? Why were the CPO investigation team focusing more on internal management of ISKCON Nepal? This is totally against the CPO guideline. It clearly shows that the current CPO investigation isn't meant for protecting child but is used only for political propaganda in Nepal.
Some of the questions felt irrelevant and personal, and I could not understand how they were connected to the purpose of the investigation. This left me uneasy and unsure about the intention behind such questioning. As a simple devotee, I came forward in good faith, but the experience has left me mentally disturbed.
At the same time, I am deeply shocked by how the entire situation is unfolding. What initially appeared to be a sensitive matter concerning child welfare now seems to be turning into something else entirely. The way events are progressing raises serious doubts in my mind.
It is painful for me to say this, but I am beginning to feel that there may be some kind of agenda at play against the ISKCON Nepal management. From my limited understanding and experience, it appears that the CPO process is being used in a way that goes beyond its intended purpose. It is starting to look like a tool for creating pressure and possibly even for political or personal motives.
This situation is causing confusion, fear, and mistrust among devotees. Many of us do not know what to believe anymore. Instead of bringing clarity and protection, the process is creating more disturbance within the community.
I humbly request that the authorities take these concerns seriously and ensure that the investigation remains fair, focused, and truly aligned with child protection principles. At the same time, I pray that no innocent person or institution is harmed due to misuse of the process.
I remain a servant of the mission and only wish for truth, fairness, and harmony to prevail.
Your servant,
Hemanga Vishwambhar Das
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Eating meat has become so normalized that people don’t even stop to question what they’re participating in anymore. They defend it emotionally, spiritually, psychologically… not because they deeply examined it, but because they were programmed into it since childhood. From cartoons, commercials, family traditions, restaurants, holidays, fitness culture, fast food addiction, social pressure — the system wrapped violence in comfort and called it “normal.”
And the moment you challenge it, people react like you attacked their identity itself. Why? Because deep down many already know something feels wrong. They just don’t want to face it. We live in a world where people cry over dogs while paying others to slaughter intelligent, emotional beings by the billions.
A world where suffering is hidden behind plastic packaging, smiling logos, and clever marketing. Out of sight. Out of mind. A giant psychological disconnect.
This is what the matrix does.
This is what the matrix does.
It conditions people to disconnect from empathy, intuition, and natural awareness while chasing endless stimulation, taste addiction, dopamine hits, convenience, and temporary pleasure. A hedonic treadmill where the body becomes overloaded, the mind becomes fogged, and the spirit becomes numb.
People talk about “energy” and “frequencies” all day long but never stop to ask what kind of energy enters the body through fear, terror, stress hormones, death, and suffering. They consume anxiety and call it nutrition. They consume lifeless processed corpses while wondering why depression, aggression, disease, inflammation, brain fog, and spiritual emptiness are exploding everywhere.
And no, this isn’t about being “better than anyone.” This is about waking up. Questioning everything we were taught. Reconnecting to compassion, clarity, health, and consciousness. The craziest part?
The moment many people switch to cleaner, living, plant-based foods, the fog starts lifting. Their emotions stabilize. Their body changes. Their intuition sharpens. Their connection to life deepens. It’s like stepping out of static noise for the first time and finally hearing yourself think clearly.
The system profits from sickness.
It profits from addiction.
It profits from emotional numbness.
It profits from people never slowing down long enough to ask:
“What am I actually consuming… physically, mentally, and spiritually?”
It profits from emotional numbness.
It profits from people never slowing down long enough to ask:
“What am I actually consuming… physically, mentally, and spiritually?”
Most people are not evil.
They’re conditioned. Distracted. Indoctrinated since birth into cycles they never consciously chose. But at some point, every person has to decide:
Do I keep blindly following the crowd because it’s comfortable… or do I finally start listening to my own conscience?
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SOUTH ASIA NEWS
The main fertilizers exported from the Gulf:
Urea (nitrogen fertilizer) — The single biggest product. Iran is the 4th‑largest global exporter of urea, and Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE are also major producers. Urea is the most widely used nitrogen fertilizer worldwide.
Ammonia (nitrogen fertilizer feedstock) — A key precursor for all nitrogen fertilizers. About 23% of global ammonia trade normally passes through the Strait of Hormuz.
DAP & MAP (phosphate fertilizers) — These rely on phosphoric acid made from sulfuric acid. Around 18% of global MAP / DAP trade moves through the Strait.
Sulfur (fertilizer input) — Used to make sulfuric acid for phosphate fertilizers. The Middle East supplies 45% of global sulfur trade, much of it shipped through the Strait.
Natural gas (not a fertilizer, but essential for animal feedstock) — Critical for producing ammonia and urea. About 20% of global LNG passes through the StrAbout 20% of global LNG passes through the Strait, and disruptions directly affect fertilizer production costs.
These products form the backbone of global nitrogen and phosphate fertilizer supply, and the Persian Gulf is one of the world’s most important production and export hubs. Without sufficient ongoing supply of these products, world food production will soon be severely disrupted and even halted in a number of cases. Many farmers simply will not plant crops without these resources.
Urea (nitrogen fertilizer) — The single biggest product. Iran is the 4th‑largest global exporter of urea, and Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE are also major producers. Urea is the most widely used nitrogen fertilizer worldwide.
Ammonia (nitrogen fertilizer feedstock) — A key precursor for all nitrogen fertilizers. About 23% of global ammonia trade normally passes through the Strait of Hormuz.
DAP & MAP (phosphate fertilizers) — These rely on phosphoric acid made from sulfuric acid. Around 18% of global MAP / DAP trade moves through the Strait.
Sulfur (fertilizer input) — Used to make sulfuric acid for phosphate fertilizers. The Middle East supplies 45% of global sulfur trade, much of it shipped through the Strait.
Natural gas (not a fertilizer, but essential for animal feedstock) — Critical for producing ammonia and urea. About 20% of global LNG passes through the StrAbout 20% of global LNG passes through the Strait, and disruptions directly affect fertilizer production costs.
These products form the backbone of global nitrogen and phosphate fertilizer supply, and the Persian Gulf is one of the world’s most important production and export hubs. Without sufficient ongoing supply of these products, world food production will soon be severely disrupted and even halted in a number of cases. Many farmers simply will not plant crops without these resources.
And fuel used for tractors, irrigation pumps, transporting produce to market etc. will be out of reach for millions of farmers especially around Asia. In short, unless the gulf is open for moving these products soon, there will be a global food shortage affecting millions of people in the short term, and billions of people in the longer term if this is not settled soon.
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