DepartmentAL CONTACTS JAI NITAI DASA
ACUTYA CHARAN DASA
Temple President Charity Chairman Member of Management Board South Regional Coordinator Mentor UK Zonal Supervisor
Food for Life Coordinator
BHAVA BHAKTI DEVI DASI
ANNA POPOVA
Temple Administrator Charity Secretary / Trustee Member of Management Board South Regional Secretary Mentorship System Coordinator Mentor
London College of Vedic Studies Coordinator
MURLI MANOHARA DASA Head Pujari Charity Trustee Member of Management Board Chair of New Temple Committee Member of Brahmacari Council Mentor
DEVAKI DEVI DASI
Head of Community Development Team Volunteers Coordinator
RAM CHARAN DASA
DHAVAL DATTANI
Financial Controller Member of Management Board
Volunteers Coordinator
THIRU DHAYALAN
GURPAAL DEOL
Govinda’s Restaurant Manager Kitchen Manager Member of Management Board
Radha’s Boutique Manager
RADHA RAMAN DASA
JAGA MOHINI DEVI DASI
Charity Trustee Mentor
ISKCON Educational Services Ladies Ashram Leader
KAPILA MONET
NATASHA MENON
Radha Krishna Records Manager
Communications Secretary
KRISHNA KANTA DEVI DASI
OLGA DOROVKO
Food for Life Coordinator
Russian Vedic Society Coordinator
MAHA NRSINGHA DASA
PRITESH PANDYA
Festivals Coordinator
Child Protection Officer
MAIRIS UŠACKIS
PRIYA KUNDA DASA
General Manager
Atma Lounge Manager
MUKUNDA KISHORE DASA
SYAMA GAURI DEVI DASI
Closet Krishna Assistant Manager
Atma Lounge Manager
NAAM SANKIRTAN DASA
TITIKSU DASA
Sankirtana Leader
UK Rathayatra Coordinator
NANDINI RASIKA DEVI DASI
VAYU DASA
Closet Krishna Manager
Men’s Ashram Leader
CLOSET KRISHNA
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Closet Krishna
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Update from the Temple President
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Community Development Team Festivals
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Govinda’s Restaurant
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Outreach
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Radha’s Boutique
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Radha Krishna Records
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Sankirtan
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Spiritual Mentorship System
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Update from the Temple President O
n Wednesday, 1st November, Jai Nitai dasa gave training to the teachers at Avanti Court on the principles of Krishna Consciousness.
On Tuesday, 21st November, he attended the UKMC meeting which was held at the Bhakti Yoga Centre in Crawley.
On Friday, 11th November, he attended the South Region Meeting at Atma Lounge, Folkestone with representatives from all members of the regional centres in the South Region.
Following the meeting, Jai Nitai dasa gave a talk at the new home of Vamsi Dhari dasa and his wife, Alisha.
On Sunday, 26th November, Jai Nitai dasa and Bhava Bhakti devi dasi concluded teaching their Bhakti Sastri course module – Nectar of Instruction. Later that week on Friday, 17th November, he conducted a talk at the Closet Krishna shop in Rochester and two days later, on Sunday, 19th November he gave a talk at the house programme of Ananga Mohini devi dasi where everyone present there celebrated Thiru Dhayalan’s birthday.
During the last week of the month, on Tuesday, 28th November, Jai Nitai dasa chaired the ISKCONLondon AGM with Temple Trustees and Gomati devi dasi who represented ISKCON UK. The next day, on the day of Gita Jayanti, Jai Nitai dasa led the community in reciting all the verses of the Bhagavad Gita in English.
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Update from the Temple President
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ecember was also a busy month participating in the Srila Prabhupada December Book Marathon. On Saturday, 2nd December, he participated with other priests in the fire yajna for Gita Jayanti celebrations in Tooting as part of the marathon.
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The first anniversary celebrations of the opening of Healthy Wealthy restaurant in Camden (run by two members of the community, Paramesvara dasa and Saudamini Radhika devi dasi) took place on Sunday, 10th December where Jai Nitai dasa addressed all those present.
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s a centre for alternative therapies, meditation and yoga, as well as a charity shop providing ethnic, spiritual and traditional products, Closet Krishna has continued to be a unique attraction to the local community. It has proven to be a welcome facility in an age where people are looking for answers about the meaning of life and relief from the frustrations of material existence. The programmes that run at Closet Krishna are being well-attended by regulars and there are several newcomers each week who have been inspired to participate after having visited the charity shop or meeting devotees who have gone out on book distribution. The Friday programme is always popular and many attendees have expressed interest in helping at Closet Krishna, including distributing books and introducing friends and family to the philosophy of Krishna Consciousness. Various Srila Prabhupada disciples and senior members of the ISKCON movement have been invited as guest speakers which has been appreciated by the locals. They have included Bhakti Prabhava Swami, Dayananda Swami, Kripamoya dasa, Praghosh dasa, and Tribhangananda dasa.
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he second-tier Mentorship system is also running nicely at Closet Krishna, with mentees showing an interest in deepening their understanding of Krishna Consciousness, chanting, and following the regulative principles. They are now developing in their services to the ISKCON mission in Rochester and organising new programmes such as a regular Bhagavad Gita study group. In February 2018, there is a planned trip to Mayapur, West Bengal. The increase in ISKCON activities in the South East region, with new centres in Canterbury and Folkestone, has now inspired regular Closet Krishna devotees to want to contribute more to regional activities. Closet Krishna is looking forward to collaborating more with these other centres in 2018.
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Community Development Team volunteers team update
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ervices in the Govinda’s Restaurant kitchen attracts many volunteers. A highlight in November was that the team prepared prasadam for over 600 guests at ISKCON-London’s 48th Anniversary Gala Event. Govinda’s Restaurant Manager, Thiru Dhayalan, started to cook the night before and continued till the early hours with the help of a group of volunteers from the Dattani family. The rest of the kitchen team arrived early morning on the day of the event and prepared the remaining dishes from the menu. The same volunteers also helped pack the prasadam, bring the prasadam to the venue and assist in serving all the attendees.
“My greatest pleasure is to see all the guests being fed the delicious prasadam” Thiru Dhayalan, Govinda’s Restaurant Manager
“Coming to the Temple and doing our regular kitchen service keeps us going in our Krishna Conscious life”
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“Cooking for the devotees and serving the Vaishnavas gives us real joy and it’s a great privilege to do service as per our flexibility” Member of the Dattani family who regularly assist in the kitchen during events and festivals after closing their shop.
ISKCON-London Annual Volunteers dinner - Saturday 4th November, St John’s Church
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SKCON-London Volunteers Coordinators, Dhaval Dattani and Devaki devi dasi, organised the Annual Volunteers Dinner which took place at St. John’s Church in Marble Arch.
“This was truly an inspiring event and we got the chance to get to know volunteers serving in various areas at ISKCON-London. The mood of the event really touched my heart” Volunteer “We felt like it was our own family event and thoroughly enjoyed it” Volunteer
Themed “Ocean of Devotion”, the event included a fun ice-breaker for the volunteers to get to know each other better, a talk by Shyamasundara dasa from his recently-launched book, “Chasing Rhinos with the Swami”, a skit titled “Battle with the Mind” by Syamananda dasa, appreciation talks by the Temple President and the Volunteers Coordinators, and kirtans. As part of the appreciation talks, Charles Renwick who has volunteered at ISKCON-London for the last 29 years, was honoured on the stage. Volunteers were treated to a Mexican prasadam feast devised by Thiru Dhayalan and were gifted ISKCONLondon branded woolie hats.
ISKCON-London’s 48th Anniversary Gala Event - Sunday 26th November, Camden Centre
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he 48th Anniversary Gala Event, themed “Blessings”, was managed by Ashika Patel, with core team members consisting of Davide Rocchi, Devaki devi dasi, Dhaval Dattani, Kapila Monet, Krishna Kirtan dasa, and Natasha Menon. In the leadup to and on the day, they were supported by a team of approximately 100 volunteers. Over 500 guests attended the event and were served a traditional Indian prasadam feast on arrival. The programme began with a beautiful live presentation of tracks from Radha Krishna Records’ new Mantra Lounge Volume 2 album. Ananda Monet, Govinda Priya devi dasi, and Jahnavi Harrison (Jahnavi Jivana devi dasi) sang and were supported by a team of professional musicians. The event then continued with an exclusive talk by Mr. Goyal, the gentleman who donated Radha Krishna Deities to Srila Prabhupada who later named Them, Sri Sri RadhaLondonisvara, The Lordships of London. Mondakini devi dasi, Srila Prabhupada disciple, then spoke about her own close association with Srila Prabhupada. As part of the programme, The Bhaktivedanta Players were invited to perform a drama titled “Four Blessings”. The evening ended with children in the community enthusiastically performing Guru Puja and Tribhangananda dasa leading the kirtan. All Srila Prabhupada disciples present were invited to offer flowers to Srila Prabhupada during Guru Puja.
“The evening was truly magical. Capturing the theme of “blessings”, the audience was taken on a journey of giving, receiving and sharing a variety of blessings from the moment they stepped through the door (being greeted by Sri Sri Radha-Londonisvara’s padukas) to the very end where everyone was singing and dancing to the holy names (the highest of all blessings). A force of nearly 100 volunteers arrived early morning, many of whom have been working hard for the last few months to make this gala celebration magnificent! Thank you to everyone who gave their time and energy in the service of Their Lordships.” Ashika, Event Manager
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AN OCEAN OF DEVOTION FOR ISKCON-LONDON VOLUNTEERS A feature article by Louise Guthrie, Writer
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t’s good to be among friends. And, on the evening of Saturday 4th November, everyone present in the beautiful setting of St John’s church, (near Hyde Park, Central London), could, in surveying the sea of serene faces around them, rest assured that they were among kindred spirits. The occasion was this year’s ISKCON-London Annual Volunteers Dinner. Even if some had not actually been together under the same roof until now, (having focused on different volunteering areas, be it using culinary expertise, organisational flair, I.T. skills or perhaps an aptitude for writing), invitees’ commonality lay in the fact that they had all been giving of their time and lending their talents in service of Their Lordships Sri Sri Radha-Londonisvara. Attendees were greeted with sacred music (plus tea and delicious snacks). The programme was opened by event MC, Rupa Manohara dasa. He welcomed all and introduced ISKCON-London’s Temple President, Jai Nitai dasa, who led mangala-charana prayers to create an auspicious atmosphere for participants for the hours ahead. The theme of the evening was ‘Ocean of Devotion’. In keeping with this, Syamananda dasa led an interactive ‘ice-breaker’ game in which every second participant was given a model shark’s fin with which they playfully ‘pounced’ on fellow devotees to ask fundamental Krishna-related questions. The fins were passed on (like batons) and the process was repeated in order to get as many people as possible mingling and speaking to each other, before everyone duly settled down again for the next item on the agenda, namely to watch Syamananda dasa perform an engaging solo drama. In an intense, but nevertheless comedic performance, Syamananda dasa - much to the amusement of all - faced, battled, and ultimately overcame those ‘demons’ of the mind, like doubt, fear, paranoia, and ego, that, from time to time, manifest themselves to distract each and every one of us. The evening’s keynote speaker was none other than Shyamasundara dasa, one of Srila Prabhupada’s six original disciples who, in the late 1960s, came over from the United States to establish ISKCON in the UK. Shyamasundara dasa held the audience spell-bound as he talked about the oceans of both
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peril and devotion that his own guru had navigated. He told how this had inspired him to undertake his own pioneering journey, and read excerpts from his newly published memoirs “Chasing Rhinos with the Swami”: “Swamiji, I have a proposal. Malati and I want to go to London to set up a temple. Mukunda and Yamuna say they will also come….. What do you think?” And so it all began, but while, as they say, ‘the rest is history’, Shyamasundara dasa’s readings tonight left devotees not only wanting to learn in more depth about his close relationship with Srila Prabhupada, but also made them keen to discover the finer details of extraordinary endeavours which ultimately brought about the birth of ISKCON-UK as we know it. Fortunately, copies of this enthralling book were on sale tonight, kindly signed by the author on request. Temple President Jai Nitai dasa once more took the helm to thank volunteers, stressing that, although it was impossible to fully repay everyone for all their effort over the last year, he hoped that today’s event would serve as a sincere token of appreciation. Volunteer Coordinators Dhaval Dattani and Devaki devi dasi also rose to express gratitude for devotees’ hard work over the last twelve months, emphasising how much they looked forward to serving with everyone in the coming year. They also highlighted the sustained commitment of long-term volunteer Charles Renwick by awarding him the annual prize for extended service in recognition of his exceptional dedication. Charles, a sprightly 89year- old, has been helping with food preparations in Govinda’s Restaurant for the past 27 years. “See, I’m not as young as you all thought I was,” Charles quipped, as he graciously accepted his accolade. Finally, Radha Londonisvara dasa and Mandali led an energetic Lila Kirtan that steered the evening towards a festive close, and of course, an eagerly awaited sumptuous Mexican feast that was served to guests in full appreciation of their year’s efforts and received with equal gratitude. We look forward to another year of serving Their Lordships Sri Sri Radha-Londonisvara.
Community Development Team
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s a result of suggestions received from community members, Dhaval Dattani organised a New Year’s Eve kirtan evening from 9.00pm to 1.00am for devotees to see in the New Year by chanting and dancing together in front of the Deities. It was also broadcast live on mayapur.tv. This was an indoor counterpart to the usual New Year’s Eve harinama that takes place. The evening began with kirtan led by Sundar Nitai dasa followed by Syamalal dasa and other kirtaneers. Just before midnight, Jagat Pita dasa took over as the kirtan lead. Maha cakes and cookies, made by Vimila devi dasi, were distributed to attendees post-midnight, all leading to an auspicious start to 2018.
“The mood in the Temple Room was like that of Janmastami night” said one devotee who attended.
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Community Development Team
Volunteers cook feast for sankirtan devotees It has been a tradition at ISKCON-London to treat the sankirtan devotees to an opulent feast on the last day of the Srila Prabhupada December Book Marathon, which is on Christmas Eve. This year’s wonderful feast was cooked by Thiru Dhayalan and Niket Biyani, and assisted by Dhaval Dattani, Charles Renwick and Dinesh Bhai. The feast preparations began at around 2.00pm and the menu included three different varieties of pizzas, spicy chips, chilli paneer, salad, Christmas mince pies and juices. All the sankirtan devotees arrived at the Temple at 7.30pm to honour the feast and share book distribution realisations with each other.
Farewell to Bhakta Harshan Bhakta Harshan, a committed Temple volunteer, returned to Trinidad & Tobago in 2017, after completing his studies in the UK. He actively helped with mailout services such as packing festival invitations, calendars, gifts, maha-prasadam and monthly Back to Godhead magazines. He also helped in various areas such as cleaning, etc. As a farewell, a trip was made to Bhaktivedanta Manor with some other volunteers and he was offered gifts as a token of appreciation for his services.
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FESTIVALS Srila Prabhupada’s Disappearance Day 2017
Sri Sri Radha-Londonisvara’s 49th Anniversary Festival
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here are now three active social media pages for Govinda’s Restaurant – Facebook, Twitter and Instagram (@govindaslondon). Please like and follow these pages to stay updated on new menu items, offers, etc. You can also leave a review on the Facebook and TripAdvisor pages. Here are some customer reviews that Govinda’s Restaurant received via their social media channels:
Facebook: “Most amazing vegan and vegetarian Indian food. We always try and visit whenever in London town.’’ - Kirthi Mundada “Nice food and great prices for central London.’’ Tamsin Clayton TripAdvisor: ‘“I have been visiting Govinda’s for many years. They cater for anyone who enjoys vegetarian or vegan dishes. The staff are friendly. The food is tasty, and the price is reasonable, considering the restaurant in located in Central London. The food is already prepared so you will have speedy service!’’ – Saailesh “Got to Govinda’s at 12:30pm to meet family as I heard it packs out quickly. It does get busy, but the queues
do get served rapidly. Went for the ‘unlimited’ bit didn’t really need to as a plate is filling enough!! Good food and friendly service. Will return again and again.’’ - Noel M
OUTREACH LADIES SANGA
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he Ladies Sanga group participated in the Srila Prabhupada December Book Marathon during their weekly meetings. They had a book table in front of the Temple during the first part of their meeting. During the last meeting of the year, they conducted a three-hour kirtan mela.
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radha’s boutique
adha’s Boutique now has an active Facebook page (@radhasboutiquelondon). Please like and follow to stay updated on new items, books, offers etc. You can also leave a review on our Facebook page. There are a few signed copies of Chasing Rhinos with the Swami (Volume 1) available for £17. Get your copy whilst stocks last.
‘In Radha’s Boutique there are lots of nice and wonderful stuff to find, nearly all and everything that a devotee’s heart desire!’’ - Cit Shakti Zimmermann
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radha krishna records
adha Krishna Records was honoured to be able to participate in ISKCON-London’s 48th Anniversary Gala Dinner with a special live presentation of the new Mantra Lounge Volume 2 album. The Mantra Lounge album effort is a wonderful collaboration between the Temple, producers, musicians, and Mantra Lounge to provide highquality spiritual music. Artists from the latest collaboration who were able to present live for the pleasure of Sri Sri Radha-Londonisvara included: Jahnavi Harrison singing Hari Om and Sweetheart of the Gopis, Ananda Monet singing Om Namo Bhagavate and Hare Krishna Mantra, and Govinda Priya devi dasi singing a special rendition of Tulasi Prayers. They were accompanied by artists and musicians such as Jagat Pita, Luke, Kishore Murti, Prahlad, and Shammi playing a variety of traditional and modern instruments. Radha Krishna Records is beginning to plan for Mantra Lounge Volume 3 which should be ready in time for ISKCON-London’s 50th Anniversary. The team is always looking for more support. Get in touch Mantra Lounge at volunteers@iskcon-london.org if you would like to Every Friday at Neal’s Yard Meeting Rooms, London - From 7.00pm to 8.30pm sponsor, perform or help record.
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sankirtan report on Srila Prabhupada December Marathon The marathon was named the “Marathon of Consciousness”. Gita Jayanti Programme
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n December, a Gita Jayanti programme was organised in Tooting which included a fire yajna with sloka recitation from the Bhagavad Gita. This was organised as part of the Srila Prabhupada December Marathon activities.
Entertaining and Innovative Sankirtan! Bhava Bhakti devi dasi’s Mentee Group engaged in a variety of fun ways to distribute Srila Prabhupada’s books, including: A bake sale in a primary school selling prasadam cakes, cookies, and popcorn. Each customer was gifted with a book. Attending the Pimlico car boot sale and selling donated goods like bric-a-brac and clothes. In exchange for their purchases, all customers received a book. Fancy dress carol singing, distributing books to many amused people. A five-kilometre Santa Run, and using the money raised to place books in hospitals, prisons, and universities. Going shop-to-shop during the weekdays to distribute books, having developed nice relationships with various shopkeepers over the years. Zumba Sankirtan where the entry fee ensured each attendee received a complimentary gift in the form of Srila Prabhupada’s books.
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adha dasi, along with the support of Tribhangananda dasa and others, placed over 12,000 sponsored books in hospices, hospitals, prisons, and schools nationwide.
daily podcasts during the marathon www.sankirtan.net
iskcon-london’s goals and Achievements for the srila prabhupada december marathon ISKCON-London had three goals:
What was achieved: Top 3 Book Distributors in ISKCON-London:
Distribute 40,000 books
Distributed 33,663 books
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Bhava Bhakti devi dasi’s Mentee Group
Collect £88,000
Collected £70,147
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Naam Sankirtana dasa
Have 300 participants
Had 261 participants
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It was the second biggest marathon on record in terms of book points.
Fortunate People Party (Syama Kishore dasa’s book table with various team-members)
“ISKCON-London is once again proof that when book distribution is in the centre, everything else will flourish. The sankirtan spirit is truly high and so no wonder that despite any difficulties, this Temple is still emanating the preaching spirit of Srila Prabhupada. Naam Sankirtan dasa is a jewellike devotee, his dedication to sankirtan and to preaching is so wonderful to behold. In ISKCONLondon alone, 261 Temple residents and congregational members went out. Such is the power of congregation in this place.’’ Manidhara dasa, Srila Prabhupada disciple
awards at iskcon-london post-marathon festival best book table
BEST CHILD (under 16)
BEST COUPLE
Fortunate People Party
Yamuna Rajani
Jai Nitai dasa & Bhava Bhakti devi dasi
BESt daddy
BEST family
BEST girls group
Vamsi Dhari dasa
Jagannatha Sharan dasa, Vrinda Sundari devi dasi & Yamuna Rajani
Bhava Bhakti devi dasi’s Mentee Group
BEST men’S GROUP
BEST mentee group
BEST mummy
Arjuna Group
Bhava Bhakti devi dasi’s Mentee Group
Vrinda Sundari devi dasi
BEST over 60
best south regional centre
BEST srila prabhupada disciple
Nalini devi dasi
ISKCON Canterbury
Tribhangananda dasa
BEST student
BEST temple department
biggest sponsor
Samuele Rizzoli
Russian Vedic Society
Kiran Patel
most entertaining
most innovative
Bhava Bhakti devi dasi’s Mentee Group
Bhava Bhakti devi dasi’s Mentee Group
Srila Prabhupada December Marathon national charts: Number 1 Street Sankirtan Individual Category:
Naam Sankirtan dasa
Number 1 Street Sankirtan Team Category:
Bhava Bhakti devi dasi’s Mentee Group
Number 2 Street Sankirtan Team Category:
Fortunate People Party
Number 3 Street Sankirtan Team Category:
Rupesvara Nimai dasa and Pramod Bodanam
ISKCON-London came second amongst all Temples nationally.
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spiritual mentorship system Mentee Meetings are a focal point of the Spiritual Mentorship System and are conducted twice a month and take place either at the mentor’s home or in the Temple seminar rooms. The format for all the meetings is largely the same i.e. it starts with kirtan, Krishna-katha and discussion, followed by prasadam. However, the delivery of the basic format is unique to each mentor’s nature and presentation style. Mentee Meetings allow the mentees to come together and create a family-like atmosphere where topics are discussed in confidence on wide-ranging aspects of Krishna Consciousness and how to apply this philosophy in day-to-day life. Sometimes mentees present in the meetings and are given feedback from other mentees. This in turn helps to train devotees in preaching and disciplines them in taking time out to study. All mentees submit monthly sadhana charts which are viewed only by their mentors. These charts map out how much reading, hearing and chanting the mentee is doing and helps the mentor steer the mentee towards progressing in their spiritual practices.
initiations In 2017, a number of mentees took first or second initiation. FIRST INITIATION: Spiritual master: Bhakti Charu Swami
Anjli Taneja, now known as Anupama Gopika devi dasi Anju Patel, now known as Anuradha Gopi devi dasi Girishkumar Patel, now known as Giridhari Krishna dasa Gita Patel, now known as Gopi Gita devi dasi Hemant Patel, now known as Hemanga Gauranga dasa Kankaj Patel, now known as Krishna Smaranam dasa Prebha Kasanthy Pillay, now known as Prabhavati Priya devi dasi Vanisha Patel, now known as Braja Anandini devi dasi
SECOND INITIATION: Spiritual master: Bhakti Vikasa Swami Vayu dasa
Spiritual master: Radhanath Swami Naam Sankirtan dasa Nimai Chandra dasa Paramesvara dasa Sacimayi devi dasi
Spiritual master: Chandramauli Swami
Sima Mehta, now known as Syamarani devi dasi Yogesh Mehta, now known as Nilacala Candra dasa
Spiritual master: Jayapataka Swami
Rupak Das, now known as Rupesvara Nimai dasa
Spiritual master: Kesava Bharati dasa Goswami Abigail Rocchi, now known as Ragalekha devi dasi Samy Ouzeau, now known as Syama Kishore dasa
Spiritual master: Radhanath Swami
Ravi Pareek, now known as Ranchor Krishna dasa Rishi Lal, now known as Radha Govinda dasa Tara Mohinder, now known as Tulasi Sundari devi dasi
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DAILY SCHEDULE ARATI TIMES 04:30 05:00 07:00 08:00 12:30 16:15 19:00 21:00
Mangal arati Tulasi arati Deity greeting Dhoopa arati Raj Bhoga arati Dhoopa arati Sundara arati Sayana arati
These are times when items are offered for the pleasure of the Deities.
DARSHAN TIMES
CLASS TIMES
04:30 to 05:00 07:00 to 07:30 08:00 to 11:45 12:30 to 13:00 16:15 to 18:30 19:00 to 19:30 21:00 to 21:30
07:30 Srimad Bhagavatam / Caitanya Caritamrta 13:00 Introductory talk * 18:00 Bhagavad Gita *
These are times when the curtains are open and the Deities can be seen.
* Excluding Sundays
LUNCH PROGRAMM E - MONDAY TO SATURDAY 13:00 to 14:00 Introductory talk and lunch. SUNDAY FEAST PROGRAMME 15:30 to 19:30 Includes arati, introductory talk and feast.
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