Šrîla Prabhupâda Biography

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This is a concise biography of the life of A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupâda, including a bibliography with original works and secondary literature. (Revised Jan 28, 2001)

A New Method for Transliterating Devanagari

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Here is our new system for transliterating Devanagari, which we believe is superior to any other transliteration system on the internet. (Revised Jan 27, 2001)

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Human Beings Have Been on Planet Earth for Millions of Years

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Michael Cremo and Richard Thompson's Forbidden Archaeology reveal that archaeologists have covered up a large number of artifacts that were dated too old to fit into Darwin's theory of evolution. (Not added yet)

Unseen Planetary Systems in Our Universe

Halava dâsa

According to the Vedic record, there are fourteen planetary systems in our universe, many of which have not yet been discovered by the astronomers. (Not added yet)

How Big is Our Universe?

Ratha dâsa

Our universe's spatial dimensions can easily be calculated with the figures from Šrîmad Bhâgavatam and other ancient scriptures. (Not added yet)

God is the Greatest Scientist and Philosopher

Ratha dâsa

Since there is so much suffering in this material world, many people conclude that either God doesn't exist at all, or that, if He exists, must be an incompetent designer. Neither of these alternatives are true; God is the greatest designer, scientist, and philosopher. (Not added yet)

The Living Entity is the Real, Eternal Atomic Particle

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Consciousness is eternal and unbreakable. Also, the living entity never becomes one with God, but always keeps his own identity, different from God's. (Not added yet)

Scientists Will Never Be Able to Stop Death

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It is the Supreme Will that this material world is a place for birth, death, old age and disease. It is therefore impossible for the scientists to stop the disintegration of the body. (Not added yet)

Karma: The Law of Action and Reaction

Gaura dâsa

Karma is a Sanskrit word that means "work" or "action". Depending on your type of actions, you will get different reactions. (Not added yet)

The Power of Testimony

Advaita dâsa

Testimony is, by definition, the only safe way to get knowledge about that realm of existence that is outside our purview. Thousands of years of "scientific" experiments and mental speculation has not made the human race come closer to The Absolute Truth. (Not added yet)

Everyone Believes in Something

Srivasa dâsa

Everyone in this material world, including those who are not engaged in God's service, ultimately believe in something. It is not a fact that only saintly people are believers, while the rest of the population "knows better"; no, everyone believs in something; it's just that the objects of their beliefs are different than those of saintly people. (Not added yet)

There are 1,100,000 species of fish. Šrîmad Bhâgavatam Canto 9, Chapter 12, Text 3.
Kali yuga, the age of quarrel, started 5,102 years ago. Thompson, Richard, Vedic Cosmography and Astronomy, p. 120.
There are 400,000 different kinds of humans. Šrîmad Bhâgavatam Canto 7, Chapter 4, Text 22.
At the time of death, the living entity enters a new body. Bhagavad-gîtâ Chapter 2, Text 13.
Material nature is composed of three modes: goodness, passion, and ignorance. Bhagavad-gîtâ Chapter 14, Text 5.