Love, Devotion and the Cosmos: Krishna’s Eternal Dance. The late Sir John Tavener's opera premiers at Grange Park Opera House
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The Danger of Sectarian Vision and the need for good Interfaith relations
Srila Prabhupada meets with Father Emanuel Jungclausen, a Benedictine Monk, and other guests in Schloss Rettershof, Germany, 1974: A very respectful and fruitful gathering – Article by Radha Mohan das: In the Bhakti tradition within the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), the concept of māyā—the Lord’s illusory energy—is not merely a metaphysical idea but...
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Friendship Group
The Friendship Group is a weekly gathering aimed at devotees who are at least 50 years old. It is an opportunity for participants to socialise and keep active within a devotional environment.
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Sir John Tavener’s Krishna Vision: A journey of devotion, music and song
Ranchor Prime, a disciple of ISKCON founder A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, shared a compelling journey of devotion, music, song, and creative expression: “In January 2005, my old friend Ian Roberts told me that the celebrated British composer Sir John Tavener was working on a major composition based on the life of Krishna and urgently needed help...
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The King’s Garden Party
Dedicated volunteers from Bhaktivedanta Manor were recently honoured with an invitation to the annual King’s Garden Party at Buckingham Palace.
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Springtime on the Farm – Channel 5
Daisybeck Productions, working with Channel 5 on its Springtime on the Farm series, travelled from Yorkshire to Bhaktivedanta Manor’s New Gokul Farm to capture exclusive footage. Filming took place over two days, documenting traditional hand-milking, attentive cow care, oxen working the fields, and the Holland Farm horticultural project. As a special highlight, the team also recorded Go Mochana Utsava — “the festival...
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Walking with Purpose: A Sunday Pilgrimage to Krishna
Every Sunday at 7:00am sharp, devotees and friends gather outside Stanmore Station to begin a 5.5-mile walk to Bhaktivedanta Manor. Taking around 1 hour and 30 minutes for most participants, the walk is quickly growing in popularity.
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Supporting those affected by cancer
Cancer. A word which no one wants to hear let alone experience. Unfortunately, this disease is becoming more and more widespread and affecting so many people – both those directly diagnosed as well as their loved ones. One of Bhaktivedanta Manor’s very own monks, Janakinath Das (‘JD’), was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2017. He...
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Community Care Civic Award
Bhaktivedanta Manor’s Devotee Care Office (DCO) has been recognised for its outstanding community service, receiving a Civic Award in the Community Care category at Hertsmere’s annual ceremony held at the Hilton DoubleTree in Borehamwood.
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Welcoming Government Minister from Telangana
Bhaktivedanta Manor had the pleasure of welcoming Konda Surekha Garu, a Cabinet Minister from the state of Telangana, who attended with her family.