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Be a Monk Challenge
Bhakta Vinay shares his memorable experience of the Be a Monk experience at Bhaktivedanta Manor "[It] offered me a rare opportunity to cut myself off from the distractions of everyday life and focus internally through a holistic 7-day experience..."
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The Big ‘Open Day’ Out
Carrying Open Day themes, first-time visitors as well as those more familiar had a great experience during the Big Day Out at the Manor
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Holy Name Immersion
During the last weekend of June there was a special opportunity for the whole community to dive deeper into the power and nectar of the Holy Names, in celebration of the 50th anniversary of Bhaktivedanta Manor.
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Krishna Consciousness Society receives Awards at leading university
Krishna Consciousness Society (KCSOC) is a youth project associated with ISKCON Pandava Sena, running societies to share Krishna Consciousness at universities across the UK.
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Summer in Krishna’s Gardens
The Manor's Head Gardner Narahari Rupa das shares news from the Manor's beautiful grounds: A summer report!
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The ISKCON 2023 Global Law Conference
The Law Department of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) is pleased to announce the successful conclusion of its third annual Global Law Conference
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Bhaktivedanta Manor representatives at Coronation ceremony of King Charles III
On Saturday 6 May, the Temple President of Bhaktivedanta Manor, HG Vishaka Devi, and Communications Secretary HG Radha Mohan Das, were selected to represent The Manor at the historic occasion of the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III, which took place at Westminster Abbey in London.
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Lord Lieutenant of Hertfordshire hosts faith leaders event at Bhaktivedanta Manor
In the run-up to the momentous occasion of the coronation of King Charles III, Bhaktivedanta Manor hosted a ‘pre-coronation tea’ for faith leaders on Tuesday 2nd May.
The event was attended by over 30 religious organisations from Hertfordshire, who collectively represented a dozen faiths