Back to Godhead Magazine #14-06, 1979
1979 / #14-06
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The Physics of the SelfDuring October of 1973, in the garden of the Los Angeles Kṛṣṅa center, Gregory Benford, Ph.D., visited His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda. Dr. Benford is an associate professor of physics at the UniversToward Appropriate LivingIn the Vedic Tradition The beginnings of New Talavan, ISKCON’s farming community in Southern Mississippi. When Nico Kuyt was growing up, he lived in small towns in Canada and the northern United States. “I never lived onThe History of Kṛṣṅa And the Kāliya SerpentAfter fifty centuries, the encounter between Lord Kṛṣṅa and His hundred-headed adversary is still celebrated. by Drutakarmā dāsa Last summer I went to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art to see “The Sensuous Immortals,”Every Town and VillageA look at the worldwide activities of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) City Hails Krishna Restaurant Cleveland—The City Council recently passed a resolution congratulating ISKCON for opening aŚrīla Prabhupāda Speaks Out"This Material World Is Zero" This exchange between His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda and a graduate student took place in Los Angeles, near the shore of the Pacific Ocean, during January of 1974. StudThe Vedic ObserverAbortion and the Hypocritic Oath by Jagajīvana dāsa My sister was just back from Europe and just hearing for the first time about a Southern California obstetrician named William Waddill. I told her that after an unsucceAmerica's Karma“A Little Negative” His Divine Grace Hṛdayānanda dāsa Goswami talks with guests at the New Orleans Kṛṣṅa center. HIS DIVINE GRACE HRDAYANANDA DASA GOSWAMI is one of the spiritual masters that ISKCON's founder-ācārya ŚrīlThe New GroupAn Excerpt from the Biography of a Pure Devotee by Satsvarūpa dāsa Goswami One of the first American young people to take an interest in Prabhupāda was Robert Nelson. Although he had grown up in New York City, he was morNotes from the EditorAnthropomorphism Revisited: God as Obstetrician Astronomer Carl Sagan's theory of why man believes in God ("The Amniotic Universe," Atlantic Monthly, April 1979) is a rather old-fashioned speculation, but with a few new