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Krishna Consciousness TemplesISKCON CENTERS Atlanta Georgia 390 9th St. NE 30309 Baltimore Maryland 1300 N. Calvert St. 21202 Berkeley California 2710 Durant Ave. 94704 Boston Massachusetts 40 N. Beacon St. 02134 Boulder Colorado 623 Concord St. 803Everything Belongs to KṛṣṅaHis Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda [Transcribed from tapes of a conversation with disciples, May 10, 1969, Columbus, Ohio] When I first started going to see my Guru Mahārāj (Bhaktisiddhānta Sarasvatī), The Platform of Real Blissby Jayādvaita dāsa Brahmacārī (ISKCON-Boston) Kṛṣṅa is the all-blissful Supreme Personality of Godhead, and we are all constitutionally His eternally blissful servitors. Unfortunately we have forgotten this fact, and thuA Day at ISKCON BostonSpiritual life is blissful, but it is not whimsical. The regulative principles of bhakti-yoga (the yoga of devotional service), as defined by the spiritual master and the authorized scriptures, form the standard way for CHANT (Part 1)by Hayagrīva dāsa Adhikārī (ISKCON—New Vṛndāvana) Note: This is the first part of “Chant,” a lengthy four-part poem. Part One traces the activities of the spiritual master, His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami PrabhHow to Get Out of the Clutches of Mayaby Satsvarūpa dāsa Adhikārī (ISKCON-Boston) The Sanskrit word māyā means that which is not. In other words, it is illusion. For example, if a servant of a king thinks that he is the king, that is illusion. Generally, it Haridāsa Ṭhakur: Nāmācāryaby Uddhava dasa Adhikārī (ISKCON-BOSTON) Nāmācārya is a compound of two Sanskrit nouns. Nāma is used in connection with the holy name of the Lord, Śrī Kṛṣṅa, and ācārya means one who teaches by example. So one who is con