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Krishna Consciousness
Dive into the blissful path of Krishna Consciousness, where devotion, wisdom, and divine love unite.
Lessons from the Bhagavad Gita That Will Change Your Life
IDoBhakti• 24 Jun 2025
How to Celebrate Ekadashi: A Beginner’s Devotee Guide
IDoBhakti• 24 Jun 2025
Top 10 Krishna Bhajans for Every Festival Playlist
IDoBhakti• 24 Jun 2025
How to Stay Devoted in a Distracted World
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Choraphali
Choraphali is a light, crispy Gujarati snack made from a blend of gram flour and urad dal flour, traditionally enjoyed during Diwali. Known for its airy texture and tangy seasoning, it’s a festive treat that’s both savory and satisfying.
Chakli
Chakli is a crunchy and spiral-shaped Indian snack made from rice flour, gram flour, and spices, deep-fried to perfection. A festive favorite, especially during Diwali, it is loved for its crisp texture and savory flavor.
Savoury Shankarapali
Savoury Shankarapali is a crispy, bite-sized Indian snack made from flour, salt, and spices, deep-fried to golden perfection. Popular during festivals like Diwali, it offers a deliciously crunchy and mildly spiced alternative to its sweet counterpart.
Motichoor laddoo
Motichoor Laddoo is a beloved Indian sweet made from tiny, melt-in-the-mouth gram flour pearls fried in ghee and soaked in sugar syrup. Often offered in temples and served during celebrations, it is known for its soft texture and rich, festive flavor.
Sacred Shlokas
Timeless verses from the Bhagavad Gita to elevate your consciousness.
Translation
You have a right to perform your prescribed duty, but not to the fruits of action...
Explanation
This verse teaches the principle of selfless action - performing one's duty without attachment to results.
Translation
If one offers Me with love and devotion a leaf, a flower, fruit or water, I will accept it.
Explanation
This verse highlights that Krishna accepts even the simplest offering if given with love.
This Month’s Highlights
Special observances and spiritual practices for June 2025
Gita Jayanti
Celebrate the divine song
Mokshada Ekadashi
Fast for liberation
Christmas
Universal love celebration