Jatila and Kutila the spicy chaunce in Radha Krishna’s pastimes
Abhimanyu’s Task On one occasion, Abhimanyu went to the market to buy some cows. He selected nice cows and returned in the afternoon to get some coins to purchase them.…
Abhimanyu’s Task On one occasion, Abhimanyu went to the market to buy some cows. He selected nice cows and returned in the afternoon to get some coins to purchase them.…
Poonthaanam's Devotion Once there lived an ardent devotee of Lord Krishna named Poonthaanam. He worshipped Guruvayoorappan (Lord Krishna) with all his heart and soul. People loved him for his beautiful…
The Sculptor’s Dedication A person once visited a temple under construction where he saw a sculptor making an Archavigraha of Krishna. Suddenly, he noticed a similar Archavigraha kept nearby. Surprised,…
Ravana’s Final Lessons After shooting the fatal arrow on the battlefield of Lanka, Lord Rama told his brother Lakshman: "Go to Ravana quickly before he dies and request him to…
The Attack A man who had become a rakshasa (demon) in his next life attacked a brahmana at Govardhana Hill. In self-defense, the brahmana killed the rakshasa with a stone…
The Challenge Ramachandra Bhagavan needed to cross from South India to Lanka to defeat Ravana and transport the monkey army. He realized that a bridge was necessary for everyone to…
Jatila's Attempt to Protect Radharani Jatila's Concern Jatila, worried that she could not protect her daughter-in-law, Srimati Radhika, from Sri Krishna's eager glances, decided to confine her inside the house.…
The Brahmana's Request Once, Shri Radha and Shri Krishna, together with the sakhis, were bathing during a festival. As they were dressing themselves after bathing, a poor brahmana approached Shri…
Story 1: The Artist's Revelation The Artist's Journey One day, a very eccentric artist came to the ISKCON Sochi temple with a copy of Sri Isopanisad in his hand and…
A Beautiful Day There were two frogs living in a pond near a farm. It was spring, and the grass was green with colorful flowers decorating it. Swans were swimming…