Hare Krishna Cultural Center

Hinduism is the oldest religion in the world and is considered to be the third most popular religion in the world. That is because not only the number of practitioners in the world is increasing, but also many other religions are greatly influenced. Hindus go to their temple or Mandir, this is the place of their worship to pray to their gods; each temple is dedicated to a particular god or god. Unlike other religions, Hinduism has no patron, its origin is not clearly defined.

The Halle Krishna movement is highly organized and there are programs for temple and community involvement in many of the world's largest cities. Formally known as Gaudiya Vaishnavism is a division of Hinduism, whose name comes from Acura (Hare Krishna). The believer repeats it over and over again. It began in Sri Lanka in the 16th century by Sri Chaitanya of Bangladesh. In the West, religion began to establish believers at the East Village in New York at the end of the 20th century, where it was bred and promoted by a 69-year-old Indian named Srila Prabhupada.

Halle Krishnas worships temples all over the world. Sunday festivals, school shows, followers training, and programs with guidance from the temple are part of the basic elements of temple living. Part of worship is the spell of singing. They recite "Harry · Krishna, Hari · Krishna, Krishna, Krishna, Halle, Halle, Halle · Lama, Halle · Lama, Lama, Lama" many times. Wild rabbit, hare rabbit ... ". They believe that they are solving the power of God and are in contact with Krishna. Hare Krishnas has nine dedicated service processes. The process is to listen to God, to recite the name of God, to recall God by reading in contact with believers, serve Sir Krishna under God, decorate the Lord by watching others and worship It is to prepare for. We worship God, pray to God, encourage others to recite the name of God, build personal relationships with God, and give everything including their body to God

Believers believe that Hare Krsna's chant is the core of the self-realization process. These 16 words are the only and most important religious activities of the ISKCON members (Rochford, 2007). They concentrated spiritual practice on this spell and were looking forward to recitation, life, and breathing. Hare Krishna Kare Krishna, Krishna Krisha Hare Hare: Anyone who remembers or ignores this mantra will reach the best goal of life. There is no doubt about this. - The aim of Agni Purana of ISKCON Prabhupada gave the Hare Krishna Society seven goals when he first participated (Satsvarupa, 1981).