ISKCON Manchester Live
Manchester Rathayatra
Rathayatra is a huge festival for Lord Krishna and His devotees. An extraordinary chariot festival that originates
in Jagannatha Puri on the east coast of India and dates back over 2,000 years.
Everyone chants the
Hare Krishna maha-mantra and dances in ecstacy as Krishna in His most merciful form of Jagannatha is pulled
along on a huge wooden cart.
Here are the pics
from Manchester Rathayatra-2011
Seminar on Vedic literature distribution - HG Vaisesika Prabhu
Eager to serve Prabhupada’s foremost desire, HG Vaisesika Prabhu, North American Book Distribution Coordinator, has
set up a model book distribution community in San Jose, California.
HG Vaisesika Prabhu is one of the most successful devotees in motivating and training hundreds of devotes across
the globe to distribute transcendental Vedic literature to the common person and thus help building a better
Krishna conscious society
Following video was
recorded on 24th June 2011 at Hare Krishna temple Manchester.
Celebrating the appearance of Lord Sri Ram
ISKCON Manchester
celebrated the birth of Lord Sri Ram on Tuesday the 12th April 2011 and Sunday the 17th April 2011, with
discourse on pastimes of Lord Sri Ram, special bhajans and Aarti . Highlight of the Sunday program was
the drama namely, “The exile of Lord Sri Ram”, directed by Allan Prabhu
Krishna the Butter
Thief
Krishna the butter thief, the very first movie drama produced by ISKCON Manchester congregational devotees. This
drama is all about the Krishna’s childhood pass times to be specific, mischiefs by an innocent-looking child
Krishna the Supreme Personality of Godhead. Even though Krishna is Supreme Personality of Godhead, he played the
part of a human to be kind to his devotees.
I bet you will enjoy this movie drama... HARI BOL to all the devotees acted in this,
especially the little kids reminds you the Gops and Gopies in the Krishna childhood pass times narrated by Srila
Prabhupada in the Krishna book.
Scotland
trip
A group of ISKCON Manchester congregation devotees (About 28)
went on a 4 day trip to ISCKON Scotland during the 2011 Easter weekend. Devotees attended the all temple
programs from early morning mangal aarthi to late evening service. Devotees from Manchester and Scotland temple
enjoyed delicious Krishna Prasadam. Harinam Sankirtan @ Edinburgh city centre was one of the highlights of the
Trip. Devotees, especially the children, thoroughly enjoyed the trip.
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