iMonk Top Ten
Ten of the more popular iMonk blogs (reshuffled every month), based on readers' feedback and page views.
Is the world really an illusion? Is the mind in the world, or is the world in the mind? How can we know what is real and what is not?
Translated into: Russian | Turkish Published: December 14th, 2005
Don't think that Bhagavad Gita is ancient history; it is a living conversation that you can have, right now, with God.
Translated into: Turkish Published: June 30th, 2011
Consciousness and shadow consciousness
How the soul (pure consciousness) has to be 'dumbed down' to fool it into accepting that this illusory material world is real.
Translated into: Russian | Turkish Published: March 3rd, 2010
It's funny what we remember, isn't it? How will we keep these images and ideas from subverting our consciousness at death?
Translated into: Russian | Turkish Published: April 29th, 2006
This "soul-searching" archaeological expedition to uncover the buried self requires the tools of introspection and self-analysis.
Translated into: Russian | Turkish Published: May 7th, 2006
When we are conscious of the difference between the persona and the person, we will we begin to understand who our guru really is.
Translated into: Russian | Turkish Published: January 21st, 2011
Is it possible "to show us the truth through fiction"? Yes, because fiction is the complement of truth, "the lie that tells the truth."
Translated into: Russian | Turkish Published: February 14th, 2011
The environment at the Seva Ashram has become so auspicious now that Srila Gurudeva is living and walking on the land.
Translated into: Russian | Turkish Published: October 14th, 2004
Should we follow the chaturmasya vrata? Srila Guru Maharaj explains the purpose of this vow and other devotional duties.
Published: July 14th, 2011
Does God really have nothing better to do than to appear in a bag of potato chips to satisfy a hungry couch potato?
Translated into: Russian | Turkish Published: October 21st, 2007
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— October 31st, 2011.
