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Dear Devotees and Well-Wishers View this email in your browser Dear devotees and well-wishers, Please accept our humble obeisances. All glories to Srila Prabhupada. It is with great pleasure and honour that we present to you the first publication of monthly ISKCON Vrindavan Newsletter. Read through our wonderful articles to get spiritually enlivened and also informed about the current situation in the temple. The temple is now open for public darshans from 9.00am to 11.00am, and from 4.30pm to 6.30pm. While taking darshan, all the devotees and pilgrims are required to wear a mask and maintain proper social distancing to ensure everyone's safety. We hope that our endeavour to give timely updates about the temple and inspiring articles through this newsletter will be received with much appreciation and will be to the pleasure of all the devotees. Please share this newsletter ahead with all your contacts, so that more and more people can benefit from it. Your servant, Pancha Gauda das (Temple President) The COVID Story of ISKCON Vrindavan Who can possibly know the desire of the Lord and who can change what is destined to happen? And so it happened that the whole world has been going through a tough time due to the Coronavirus Pandemic and the difficulties that have arisen due to the disease... Read Full Article on "The COVID Story of ISKCON Vrindavan" Here They Purify the Entire World The vrajavasis, and among them the vraja gopis, are the epitome of bhakti for the Supreme Lord Sri Krishna, their very existence being for the pleasure of the Lord. When Sri Uddhav, an intimate friend of Mathuranath Sri Krishna, came to Vrindavan to deliver the message of Krishna to the Vrajavasis... Read Full Article on "They Purify the Entire World" Here Srila Prabhupad’s Quarters If Srila Prabhupad would not have taken the trouble to go to the west, how many would have been bereft of the good fortune of being admitted into the bhakti university of Sri Chaitanya dev. If Srila Prabhupad would not have sung the holy names of the Lord sitting under a tree in an American park, how many would have still been oblivious to the true purpose of life and wasted this glorious opportunity to free oneself of this material existence... Read Full Article on "Srila prabhupada's Quarters" Here Click Here to Read Full Article on "Sri Damodarastakam Verse 1" Devotee Care The devotees of Iskcon Vrindavan at the Krsna Balarama Mandir have had a very busy year. This year the Devotee Care Department has expanded more than ever before. Those involved have been taking care of several senior devotees with a variety of health concerns, some of them for years now... Read Full Article on "Devotee Care" Here Your Day in Vrindavan The purpose of "Your Day in Vrindavan" is to encourage one to perform all the services that one would ideally perform while being in Vraja, we have ensured to not miss out any of the vital services that are very pleasing to Krishna and grant one with the greatest spiritual merit... More Informations on "Your Day in Vrindavan" Click Here to Donate to ISKCON Vrindavan Facebook YouTube Instagram Website Email Copyright © 2020, ISKCON Vrindavan, All rights reserved. Sri Sri Krishna Balaram Mandir Bhaktivedanta Swami Marg, Raman Reiti, Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh 281121, India (+91) 180 010 301 08.
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