His Holiness Prahladananda Swami talked on the significance of caring for cows and the benefits of milk.
Following a ceremony at Bhaktivedanta Manor in Letchmore Heath, Hertfordshire the happy Hare Krishna cows are let out after winter inside their barns. See if they are unsure, jump for joy or are more blasé.
SB 06.16.46 Methods Of The Message 2011-12-16
Lecture – Srimad Bhagavatam 6.16.46 Methods Of The Message & Questions on being Vegan 12-16-2011 Los Angeles “Vegan”
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SB 10.47.18 Krishna Consciousness Exposes The Real Scandal 2007-01-12
Lecture – Srimad Bhagavatam 10.47.18 Krishna Consciousness Exposes The Real Scandal 2007-01-12 Melbourne (Cows) “Making hearing and chanting about Krishna the basis of one’s life.”
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SB 10.05.14 Self-Sufficiency In Vedic Culture 1997-04-22
Lecture – Srimad Bhagavatam 10.5.14 Self-Sufficiency In Vedic Culture 1997-04-22 Radhadesh (vegan)(cows)(health)
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Submitted by sitapati on Wed, 2006-12-27 19:28 posted here
I usually test whether or not I’m “on track” with my Krishna Consciousness by comparing my preaching and thinking with the topics that my spiritual master covers when he visits. Generally in the weeks or months before his visit I’ll be talking about the same things that he touches on when he comes. This time I wasn’t so in sync with his thinking, but I was completely blown away by the class that His Holiness Prahladananda Swami gave when he arrived in Brisbane. It’s almost like he has been listening to the Red Hill Conversations Podcast.
Afterwards I spoke with Maharaja and told him: “It’s uncanny – these are exactly the topics we’ve been discussing over these past months”. And he replied: “Well, we’re reading the same books, so you’d hope so…”
As the saying goes – “Confirmed”.
Here it is in all its smack down on vaccination, fluoride, and modern medicine / pharmaceutical industry glory:
Lecture – SB 8.24.4-5 Cow Protection Solves All Economic Issues (mp3, 62 mins, 56 MB)