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Can Algorithms Serve the Absolute? We live in a time when artificial intelligence can write poetry, generate kirtans, compose Sanskrit verses, create deity images, or simulate philosophical commentary. The question is no longer hypothetical. It is happening. The next question is: Can AI Assist Bhakti? Yes — in certain ways. AI can help explain complex shastra, translate texts, organize references, compose reflections that inspire, generate music for kirtan backgrounds, assist

A taste for eating meat, taken to its logical conclusion. For sure, you are asking to develop this hell-bound future. Welcome to the year 2084. The planet is overcrowded, the soil exhausted, and insects no longer impress anyone. We ate the mealworms long ago, plankton became a luxury delicacy, and 3D meat printers stand on every corner. But human greed never quiets down. And so a new trend arrives: recycling humans. At first, it appeared quietly. Under the banner of “green de

Much of the debate about female diksha gurus suffers from a fundamental defect: people argue about who can give diksha without first understanding what diksha actually is. Without this foundation, the entire discussion floats in vagueness, sentiment, and institutional politics — instead of siddhānta . Before asking who can give diksha, one must ask what diksha is, what actually happens, and who the real initiator is. Until this is understood, the rest is noise. The classical

The recent unsealing of documents connected to Jeffrey Epstein has produced the usual ritual of public shock. Headlines gasp. Commentators clutch pearls. Institutions promise “full transparency,” which in modern language means releasing just enough truth to confirm what everyone already suspected — and just a little enough to protect the machinery that allowed it. Everyone is surprised. Again. But surprise, in this case, is not innocence. It is a theater. Because Epstein was

Man began modestly. At first, it was enough for his “happiness” to kill large, strong, and sacred animals—cows, pigs, sheep, wild or domestic. It still carried the illusion of survival. Then he learned that even a chicken or a fish could be turned into soup or a cutlet. Small bodies, fast production. And the slaughter market smiled: efficient and cheap. But the appetite of the human species knows no limits. Animals stopped being enough. Now comes a new chapter—insects. Grassh

Human beings possess a peculiar gift: we can feel pity, empathy, fear, and compassion — and yet we kill billions of creatures every day because… well, because it tastes good. That is the dark beauty of human nature — we can live with a moral contradiction larger than any planet in our universe. They say man is the lord of creation. A charming fairy tale — especially when you realize that his greatest “dominion” consists of turning every creature into a schnitzel. From chicken

Are the troubles of the world overwhelming you beyond bearing? Don’t despair. The non-existence facilitator śūnyavāda guru is never far away—hand extended with grave compassion—ready to cash out the last penny of the downtrodden you and generously offer to wipe out your very existence. Watch out for the wolf in the world of sheep!

We have heard it all about how Kali entered ISKCON. Here is a detailed, crystal-clear analysis from my good friend. Remember, where there is a disease, there is a cure, which Srila Prabhupada prescribed : “Your love for me will be shown by how you cooperate with one another.” and all its auxiliaries. And don't say that because it's AI, it is not valid. Then stay ignorant. Note this. AI gives solid, substantial research of available sources and spits out realized instructions