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Hare Krishna Youth Journal
We often think that only I am responsible for accomplishment of my work and nothing else. But how
far is this true? Lets see what Lord Sri Krishna said
about it in Bhagavad Gita.
O mighty-armed Arjuna, according to the Vedanta
there are five causes for the accomplishment for all
actions. Now learn of these from me. (BG. 18.13).
Author: H.G. Vaishnavanghri Sevaka das holds Ph.D. in Polymer science, working as technology specialist in Polymer Industry at Mumbai, India. He passionately derives working models, from Bhagavad-Gita,
for successful life in the modern age. He translated Srila Prabhupadas Bhagavad-Gita, Srimad Bhagavatam, and Sri Chaitanya Charitamritam into Telugu (South Indian language). He actively contributes for
Telugu BTG (Bhagavaddarshan).
It will lead to evolved thinking and activated intelligence of the readers to successfully mentor themselves before any test, examination or decision making in their life.
Author: Harsha Lalitha devi dasi (Dr. Hima Bindu), M.D.. Presently working as Associate Professor in the
Dept of Pharmacology, Kakatiya Medical College (KMC), Warangal (TS), India. She is very sought after
faculty and recipient of the best teacher award at KMC. Earlier she worked as surgeon at a Primary
Health Center (PHC). She also served as Girls VOICE coordinator, for preaching youth of NIT, Warangal.
3. Practicing with perseverance (tapa) to attain required skills. It should be done with full faith and
determination. Ingenuity and creativity play an important role during this phase.
Author: Amogh Gauranga Das, M.S. (Systems & Information, BITS Pilani). He currently leads IPR team
for corporate R&D of a large MNC. Earlier worked for Technology & Product development in IT industry
and served engineering education for long as faculty at BITS Pilani & Mumbai University. He learnt
multimedia and other technical skills to support KC preaching activities.
Try to balance academics with extracurricular activities such as sports and exercises.
Avoid addiction to bad habits and inculcate good
habits.
Manage the most valuable time, so that we can
complete our works well within time.
Have a regulated life style.
Associate with people whose company will help in
cultivating values, morals and ethics .
Study the Holy Scriptures like Bhagavad Gita, Srimad
Author: Hare Krishnananda Das, Ph.D. [Civil Engineering from NIT, Warangal] presently works as Associate
Professor at NIT, Warangal. He has vast experience in engineering research and teaching with more than 60
technical publications in reputed journals and conferences including the ones honored as best paper awards.
He is actively associated with KC preaching activities for several years.
Some may not worship God, but get involved in devotional activities of God. Though some cannot directly
get involved in devotional service, offer the fruits of
their hard work to God and donate generously. Some
people, who could do even this, will go in pursuit of
divine knowledge, some will practice meditation and
some more would sacrifice the fruit of their work. All
these will indirectly be equivalent to establishing a
relation with God. In this way, man will progress slowly
and steadily and will one day become devotee of God.
Author: This answer is excerpted from the writings by H.G. Vaishnavanghri Sevaka Das in Bhagavaddarshan, Telugu edition of BTG. [English Translation is done by Bhakta Krishna Yerrapragada, Ph.D., IISc
Bangalore. He is a senior scientist at Defense Research and Development Laboratory, Hyderabad. He
has wide experience in development of aerospace structures with specialization in structural dynamics.]
Author: Srikrishna Gauranga Nitai Das is an independent researcher in astrophysics, condensed matter
physics and atmospheric physics. Presently he is a faculty member of Physics in an international school
in Maharashtra. His research interests span from quantum mechanics to Vedic cosmology. He frequently visits international schools, research organizations, attends conferences, symposia (presenting
research papers) in India and abroad.
Learning Around
Ankusha
If man does not use his intelligence, then he is equal
to an animal. But, man should put in special efforts
for the development of intelligence. It is said that anything can be achieved with dedication. Therefore,
Even though the human body is small, using intelligence, he can conquer anything. Using his knowledge, man landed on moon, crossed the oceans,
does aerobatics in the skies and is able to control the
most powerful animals. All this is due to the mental
strength of the man.
In spite of having enormous physical strength, an elephant surrenders to the sense of touch. The elephant
becomes a slave to the sense of touch of she elephant. Thus, to capture an elephant, a she elephant
is positioned in front of it and made to run. The elephant follows the she elephant and falls in the trap
laid by the man. Though the animals have senses and
will, due to lack of intelligence, they become slaves of
one of the senses. And man, with his intelligence, is
using everything in this creation to his advantage.
Ankusha is the best example for this. Mans brain
should work like Ankusha and overcome obstacles
like the elephant, succeed in completing major tasks.
Author: This answer is excerpted from the writings by H.G. Vaishnavanghri Sevaka Das in Bhagavaddarshan, Telugu edition of BTG. [English Translation is done by Bhakta Krishna Yerrapragada, Ph.D.,
IISc Bangalore. He is a senior scientist at Defense Research and Development Laboratory, Hyderabad.
He has wide experience in development of aerospace structures with specialization in structural dynamics.]
Message
Message
from
Temple President
Dear youngsters,
Editor:
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