Articles tagged as Harvard

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  Radhanath Swami at Harvard University
  On June 20th 2011, a large group of students, researchers, professionals and enterpreneurs gathered at Harvard University to meet and hear from a renowned scholar & spiritual leader -Radhanath Swami. Recently formed university wide Harvard India Student Group arranged a talk on "Ethics in Leadership and Management" for aspiring leaders and managers.
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  ISKCON Boston Hosts Interfaith "Field Trip"

  Dr. Catherine Cornille, Chair of the Department of Theology and Professor of Comparative Theology in Boston College, and author of numerous books on inter-religious dialogue, phoned ISKCON Boston with a request: Could she bring a large group of theologians to the temple on a site visit to experience a non-Western religious tradition?

• Hare Krishna in Harvard Square - Vaisesika Distributes Books About Bhakti Yoga

  Vaisesika Das, disciple of Srila Prabhupada, Hare Krishna temple president in San Jose, California, book distribution coordinator for North America. In this video he distributes ancient spiritual scriptures such as Bhagavad Gita, Srimad Bhagavatam in Harvard Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.

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  Harvard Neuroscientist: Meditation Not Only Reduces Stress, Here’s How It Changes Your Brain

  "Mindfulness is just like exercise. It’s a form of mental exercise."

• Misunderstandings of Religion

  A video by Harvard University.

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  Academic Conference at Harvard Highlights ISKCON’s 50th Anniversary

  Over the weekend of April 22nd to 24th, more than thirty scholars met at Harvard University’s Center for the Study of World Religions to talk about the growth, impact, and challenges of ISKCON since its inception in July 1966. 

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  Top Academic Scholars Appreciate ISKCON in New Short Film

  A short film about a recent conference at Harvard University, in which academic scholars appreciate ISKCON and Srila Prabhupada, while also encouraging devotees to self-reflect, brought an audience at the Mayapur festival to tears. 

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  Harvard Is Going Vegan to Save the Planet

  Harvard plans to focus promoting plant-based food as part of a commitment to reduce food-related greenhouse gas emissions by 25 percent by 2030.