At Nandagram Farm in Gujarat, Why Don't They Use Electricity?

[@sidharthasatapathy3491]

Brilliant answer Prabhuji..Jay Jagannath..

[@aravindrao814]

I wanna live in such holy place

[@rohidasvalvi5123]

Hare Krishna guru maharaj

[@rakshit5944]

Hare Krishna

[@lenny108]

There is only one farm in Europe, in Hungary. London is a Hindu hotspot. But all Hungarian devotees have to go out and collect because in Europe farms do not make any profit. Producing milk with cows, from material point it is a losing deal. Only a few industrialized huge farms make a solid profit. In kali-yuga devotees are always surrounded by the material society. Unless a whole country becomes KC we have to pay bills, pay tax, buy things especially when there are children. Of course, the Amish people are very close to the idea of farm life without electricity, no tv, no internet, no telephone even. But their children often go to the city "The farmers' children go to cities for education, and after so-called education the rascals do not come. Here also and in your country also, America and... They want city life and enjoy restaurant and prostitute." So Prabhupada says what is helpful to propagate KC should be accepted. Prabhupada, 1974: "I have experienced that even men of this country do not go to New Vrindaban. You know, Srutakirti who was my personal servant. He has now become married and Kirtanananda Maharaja asked him to go to New Vrindaban but he said he doesn't like farm life. People are now accustomed to live in the city and if all of a sudden he is transferred to the village then certainly he feels difficulty. Especially in the western countries, gradually even farmers are leaving their professional business and going to the city to enjoy facilities there. If you get local men to work at this agricultural attempt that will be better. Otherwise, don't spend time and money in distributing this newsletter." Prabhupada did not per se condemn city life. The goal should be to spread KC and uplift suffering human society. "My Guru Maharaja wanted us to open our centers in the most congested parts of major cities. We do not want a place in a quiet and solitary place..." Letter to: Jayapataka - Bombay 10 November, 1970

[@nitaaenitaaae7526]

Stay in fresh farms ,preach nearby cities

[@shyampandit9148]

Hare Krishna.....

[@rg-gt6hw]

Haribol !!

[@mansamalhotra4578]

I want to join the farm community.what is the criteria to be fulfilled.please reply 🙏🏻

[@BhaktiVikasaSwami]

(Managed by disciples): Hare Krishna. We are very happy to see your enthusiasm for joining our farm community. Please let us know where are you from and share with us your contact details (email ID and phone number) so that we can connect you with appropriate authorities who can give you more information regarding the guidelines for joining any farm community.