Teaching for the day – awaking from the dream of maya

SB 4.29.33 — A man may carry a burden on his head, and when he feels it to be too heavy, he sometimes gives relief to his head by putting the burden on his shoulder. In this way he tries to relieve himself of the burden. However, whatever process he devises to counteract the burden does nothingContinue reading “Teaching for the day – awaking from the dream of maya”

Teaching for the day – spiritual values

SB 5.5.5 — As long as one does not inquire about the spiritual values of life, one is defeated and subjected to miseries arising from ignorance. Be it sinful or pious, karma has its resultant actions. If a person is engaged in any kind of karma, his mind is called karmātmaka, colored with fruitive activity. As longContinue reading “Teaching for the day – spiritual values”

Teaching for the day – sense gratification

SB 5.5.4 — When a person considers sense gratification the aim of life, he certainly becomes mad after materialistic living and engages in all kinds of sinful activity. He does not know that due to his past misdeeds he has already received a body which, although temporary, is the cause of his misery. Actually the living entityContinue reading “Teaching for the day – sense gratification”

Teaching for the day – the desire for the lord

SB 5.5.3 — Those who are interested in reviving Kṛṣṇa consciousness and increasing their love of Godhead do not like to do anything that is not related to Kṛṣṇa. They are not interested in mingling with people who are busy maintaining their bodies, eating, sleeping, mating and defending. They are not attached to their homes, although theyContinue reading “Teaching for the day – the desire for the lord”