ISKCON - International Society for Krishna Consciousness (Hare Krishna) — Attraction in Tashkent

Good place for hindu 🕉️ religion The International Society for Krishna Consciousness was formed in 1966 by Prabhupada A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami, who came from India on the order of his Spiritual Master to preach love of God to the people of the West. Prabhupada is in a line of disciplic succession going back directly 500 years to the time when Lord Chaitanya appeared in India, and from there back still further 5000 years to the time when Krishna first spoke The Bhagavad Gita to His disciple Arjuna. Krishna Consciousness is experienced as a process of self purification. Its means and end are an open secret, and there is no financial charge for learning Krishna Consciousness or receiving initiation into the chanting of Hare Krishna. The gist of devotional service to Krishna is that one takes whatever capacity or talent he or she has and dovetails it with the interests of the Supreme Enjoyer, the Lord, Sri Krishna. The writer writes articles for Krishna, and we publish periodicals in this way. The businessman does business in order to establish many temples across the country. The householders raise children in the science of God, and husband and wife live in mutual cooperation for spiritual progress. These activities are done under the sanction of the expert Spiritual Master, and in line with the Scriptures. Devotional service in Krishna Consciousness means regular chanting in the temple, hearing talks about the Pastimes of Krishna from SrimadBhagwatam, and taking foodstuffs prepared for and offered to the Supreme...

We landed here as INDIAN DELEGATION OF ECONOMIC COOPERATION ,AND VISITED THE TEMPLE ON SUNDAY AROUND 4PM ,SATSANG WAS GOING ON IT WAS DIVINE BLESSINGS TO SEE LOCAL PEOPLE DOING ALL THIS ,CHANTING OF MANTRAS,AND HARE KRISHNA ,KRISHNA KRISHNA HARE HARE WITH GREAT RESPECT AND DEVITION WE VERY PROUD OF ISKON...

Love the holy environment the feeling of closer to God 🙏🏼 and his blessings Hare Rama Hare Krishna.. one Hindu temple to visit in...