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Steps to Involvement

The closer your relationship is to Krishna, the more his opulence (All Attractive, All Wealthy, All Wise, All Knowing, etc) applies to you and your life. His love and mercy for us is unlimited. The temple is a means to come into His circle, to experience the bliss of His company. Here, there is offered a sequence of steps……

Spotlight News

Why the Long Face?

By Sesa Dasa on 5 Mar 2010
Our eternal nature is to be blissful, but we've forgotten.
Nothing new here. It’s something all of us have either mentally or emotionally noted before. But, it’s just such a striking fact that I can’t help but mention it again: people just don’t smile.     Read more...

Hare Krishnas to conserve with compost program

University of Florida
Krishna lunches have always been karma-neutral. Soon, they will be almost carbon-neutral.
Beginning the Monday after Spring Break, the Krishna House, which has been serving vegetarian meals at UF since 1971, will begin to turn all waste from the utensils used for the lunches into compost.
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India:Devoted to Surf

ED templeton finds a heady combination of gentle spirituality and great waves in a little known corner of india. Read more....

Temple Diary

The BAND for Holi

There is no doubt the chanting this year will be EPIC. If you are coming to the festival bring your dancing shoes and singing voices & PLAN TO LEAVE EVERY OUNCE OF ENERGY ON THE FIELD!
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Festival of Colors

International Travel Examiner
March 6, 11:30 AM
For those of you who would like to experience the festival without traveling all the way to Nepal or India- there are options for you. The Krishna Temple in Utah is home to the largest Holi celebration in the United States. Cars line up all over the Spanish Fork for hours before the celebration begins, and entertainment is provided. Hit singers and dancers from Bollywood often make appearances at the event.

If considering a visit this March 27th, make your reservations early because over 15,000 visit annually.          
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Gaura Purnima

This festival celebrates the appearance anniversary of Lord Chaitanya Mahaprabhu. It is observed annually (in late February, early March) by Krishna devotees all over the world—especially in the area of Mayapur, India, the place where He appeared in the year 1486. This year, Gaura Purnima falls on Sunday, February 28th (in the western world). Read more...