Articles tagged as Florence

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  Couple Creates Unique Sound Path for Italy’s Museum of Sacred Art

  The installation was created by Madhava and Margherita at their Grotta Sonora, or “The Sounding Cave.” Consisting of unique handmade gongs and other instruments, called “sound sculptures,” the sound path makes tours of MOSA an auditory as well as a visual experience.

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  Devotees Distribute Prasadam at Mosque During Ramadan in Florence, Italy

  “I have a long-standing friendship with Imam Izzeddin Elzir, Parabhakti dasa says, and when this year he invited us to participate in their prayer I thought it was a special occasion, during it something special have to be done."

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  Parabhakti Das Discusses Authentic Yoga at European Academy of Religion

  Parabhakti Das, President of ISKCON’s Villa Vrindavana community near Florence, Italy, presented at a panel discussion on preserving authenticity in yoga during the European Academy of Religion’s annual conference this spring.

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  Nimai Pandit Das, Pioneer of the Italian Yatra, Passes Away

  Although he had serious health problems for many years, he never complained or even talked about his struggle with disease; nor did he give up.

• Life in Villa Vrindavan, Italy

  This is a film about the Hare Krishna community in Villa Vrindavana near Florence in Italy. It shows the different aspects of the project and we hear from some of the residents. A video by Vrisabhanu Das.

• Villa Vrindavan, Italy

  A film by Vrisahbhanu Das.

• The Villa Vrindavan (Italy) Experience

  http://www.villavrindavana.org/en/

• Holi Festival in Villa Vrindavana, Italy

  Villa Vrindavana, Florence, Italy.

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  ISKCON Italy Joins Official Government Interfaith Council in Florence

  This January, ISKCON Italy was made a member of the Florence Council for Religious Dialogue, an official government entity. This is a major development for ISKCON, which has been working with non-government interfaith groups since 2005 and has held many interfaith conferences and events at the Villa Vrindavana community.

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  A Spectacular “Museum of Spiritual Art” Opens in Florence

  The first phase of the Villa Vrindavana museum which just opened, fills five large rooms with twenty grand sized paintings of India’s classic literature, the Mahabharata. The paintings reveal in vibrant colors the drama, emotion, intrigue, and divine purposes of the Mahabharata and its epic battle between the forces of good and evil.