Radha Krishna Temple of Dallas — Attraction in Allen

Disappointing Experience – Feels Like a Business, Not a Temple visited the Radha Krishna Temple in Allen, Texas, and unfortunately, my experience was far from spiritual. It’s disheartening to see that what should be a place of worship and peace has turned into more of a business than a temple. Everything seems overly commercialized, with constant demands for donations at every corner.

The focus on money feels overwhelming, from the high-priced events to the overemphasis on “premium” services. It’s as though the spiritual aspect has taken a backseat to profits. Instead of fostering a community of faith and devotion, it feels like the temple is being run with a “loot” mentality, where every interaction has a price tag attached.

I came looking for peace and spirituality but left feeling like I had been part of a transaction. It’s disappointing to witness such commercialization in a sacred space.This place feels like a business rather than a temple. Everything seems to have a price attached — even the Abhishek of the Shivling is marked at $11, which is shocking and completely out of line with any other temple I've visited. To make matters worse, nobody gives prasad unless you pay for it, which is unheard of in any other temple I've been to.

The staff, especially some of the ladies, were extremely rude and disrespectful. I came with the intention of donating a significant amount of food, which I did, only to be disrespected by a staff member who told me not to roam around the temple. This was disheartening and left a very bitter taste in my mouth. I have never had such a horrible experience at any temple in my life.

The way this temple operates is disgraceful – it’s more about money and commercialization than devotion or spirituality. I urge the people of Texas to open their eyes to what’s happening here. This place is more focused on looting money than creating a welcoming, spiritual environment.

I will never return to this temple again, and I highly discourage anyone seeking a genuine spiritual experience from going here. This was by far the worst experience I’ve ever had in any...

Attending the Family Camp at the Radha Krishna Temple of Dallas was an unforgettable spiritual retreat that left my heart full and my mind at peace. From the moment I stepped onto the beautiful temple grounds, I felt immersed in divine energy. The deities of Radha and Krishna were absolutely breathtaking—radiating such serenity and love that simply gazing at Them felt like darshan for the soul.

Each day began with soulful kirtans that uplifted the heart and brought tears of devotion. Singing and chanting together created a deeply spiritual atmosphere that united everyone in divine remembrance.

The lectures by Swami Mukundananda, filled with practical wisdom and profound insights, illuminated the path of devotion and self-realization. Through his grace and the timeless teachings of Jagadguru Shri Kripaluji Maharaj, we were reminded of the true purpose of life and how to live it with love, humility, and surrender.

There were also plenty of fun-filled activities, from community picnics in nature to vibrant devotional celebrations. Whether it was a cultural evening, a spiritual game, or simply walking on the scenic temple grounds with others, every moment was infused with joy and connection.

The food was delicious and nourishing, prepared with devotion and served with care. Mealtimes were not just about food—they were about fellowship and gratitude.

The volunteers truly deserve heartfelt appreciation. They were humble, attentive, and always ready to serve. From guiding newcomers to managing logistics with a smile, their tireless dedication was inspiring.

Most importantly, the entire environment felt safe, peaceful, and welcoming—a true spiritual haven for families, children, and seekers of all ages. I left with a heart overflowing with bhakti and memories that will stay with me forever.

Highly recommend this camp to anyone seeking spiritual rejuvenation, family bonding, and the grace of divine...

Divine week at the Radha Krishna Temple: A Glimpse into Grace and Devotion- Shrimad Bhagwat Katha By Devaki Nandan Thakur ji🙏🏻

The Bhagavad-Katha began with mellifluous chants, transporting everyone into a realm of sacredness. The volunteer team deserves special appreciation; their efforts were nothing short of extraordinary. From organizing seating, ensuring everyone was comfortable, to handing out booklets and guiding the flow of devotees, they operated with seamless grace. Their devotion to service was apparent in every action, creating a space where the focus remained purely on the divine storytelling.

The setup was a perfect blend of tradition and comfort. The stage was simple, yet profoundly adorned with images of Radha and Krishna, surrounded by lamps and fresh flowers. It felt as though the gods themselves were seated among us, listening to the discourse. The sound system was crystal clear, ensuring every word of the sacred teachings was heard, and the volunteers ensured there were no distractions, allowing everyone to absorb the spiritual wisdom fully.

After the katha maha prasad is served daily.The prasad, lovingly prepared, was not only a feast for the taste buds but also for the soul. Each bite seemed to carry the blessings of the divine, filled with purity and grace. The volunteers once again shone in their roles, ensuring that the distribution was smooth, with a smile on every face.

The evening left me with a deep sense of gratitude – for the wisdom shared, for the devotion I witnessed, and for the tireless service of the volunteers who made this divine experience possible. The Radha Krishna temple of Dallas, is not just a place of worship but a beacon of love, devotion, and community spirit.

Shalini...