Here is a nice message from Srila Prabhupada to all those who are distributing his books.
O my lord, great philanthropic souls travel on the earth on behalf of the Supreme Personality of Godhead to show compassion to the fallen souls who are averse to the sense of subordination to the Lord. PURPORT To be obedient to the wishes of the Supreme Lord is the natural position of every living entity. But due only to past misdeeds, a living being becomes averse to the sense of subordination to the Lord and suffers all the miseries...
I Don’t Even Know Why I Came Here…
I was at the tofu shop in Henderson NZ on part of a day filled with odd jobs I had to do, I took a Bhgavad Gita with me to stop a few people between the car park and the shop. I stopped this lady and asked her if she had a copy of the Gita yet. 'Of course, its wonderful' she replied. So I took a Science of Self realization from my bag and handed it to her. "O my God, you're killing me" she screamed in her...
World Sankirtan Newsletter for June 2016
The devotees in Batticaloa, Sri Lanka, have come up with one of the most innovative book distribution techniques I’ve seen. They go to a school and arrange with the principal to speak to all the teachers, sometimes thirty or forty of them. The devotees explain the glories of the Srimad-Bhagavatam, and because the teachers are all educated and Sri Lanka is steeped in Vedic culture, they understand the book’s value. Wherever the...
Lord Caitanya: The Savior of The Most Fallen
The day after the monthly community sankirtan festival had concluded down here in Wellington, New Zealand, I felt so inspired that I wanted to keep going and try to distribute some more books. Bhakta Mitchel Prabhu was a big part of this inspiration, because he was superenlivened to have distributed his first two hard Gitas during the day-long festival. So I put a few copies of the Gita in my book bag and headed to the Narcotics...
Lord Caitanya is The Master of Good Timing
I was distributing books in devotional garb during the recent ecstatic Ratha-yatra inAuckland, part of ISKCON's 50th anniversary celebration. As the procession moved along Queen Street, the city’s busiest shopping thoroughfare, I stopped Peter. Tall, young, and confident, Peter told me he was studying English and history in Sydney and was visiting Auckland for only one day. I introduced myself as a monk and handed him the...
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