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Mataji Bio Gas Plant - Potentially the Largest Bio Gas Plant in India

Matajji Goshala now hosts close to 20000 cows under one roof. It is considered to be the largest Goshala of Indian bread at one place. It could not have had happened without Shriji's mercy. They produce over 3 ton of cow dung, which can produce up to 4000 cubic metric ton of bio gas. With this much capacity, it will be the largest bia gas plant in India.

The project plan to build this plant is ready. Construction has also started after it was inaugurated by Shri Baba Maharaj.

Goshala Sevas: Gopis and Gopas Experience True Braja

Daily the gopis and gopas of Maan Mandir groom the Goshala filling the trailer loads of govar for 20,000cows. A few weeks ago the union went on a short-term strike, and in an emergency call the local residents took up the task to care for Kṛṣṇa’s cows. Experiencing the top most delight and rasa in this seva the locals have become intoxicated and desire to continue this service from now on. Around 40 gopis and 30 gopas go 3 times a day, from 6-8 am, some at 1 pm, and at 3:30-4:30 pm.

Daily Saptaha and Rasa Lila Graces Gahvarvan

For the last week in and around the Rasa Kuñja building, a daily Bhagavat discourse by Rāmajilal Śastraji and an evening rasa lila drama, enacting the Lords pastimes has graced the compound.

In the morning and afternoon, Panditji would forcefully present the siddhāntas and inspire the listeners in Kṛṣṇa katha, the 7-day discourse could be heard throughout the complex from the various speakers about. Gopis and gopas would enhance the kathas by performing a simultaneous drama performance, from the marriage of Rukmini and Kṛṣṇa to Sudāmā lila, Varāha lila, Girirāja lila and Rasa lila.

Panch Janya Conch Was Found In a Castle Under The Yamuna River Near Agra

Rādha Kṛṣṇa Seva Explosion 2012

The fruit offerings in seva at Maan Mandir, Rasa Kunja, and Rasa Mandal, nestled within Gahvarvan, Barsana, the most powerful part of Braja, under the auspices of Shri Ramesh Bābājī Mahārāj, have now been taken out of the local garden to the outer world. The save the Yamuna project alone is uniting separate factions into a ‘united voice’ of concern.

7 Day Srimad Bhagavatam Jnana Yajna Begins: Barnala

To a crowd of 500 Murlika has begun her 7 day discourse on the Srimad Bhagavatam. By providing an over view of the glories of the Srimad Bhagavatam, she offers support pramana stories from the Ramayana, Mahabharata, Brahma Vaivarta Purana, Puranas, Narada Bhakti Sutra, and the Upanisad, emphasizing the importance of hearing the katah in good association, a mostpowerful anga of ‘bhakti’.

Murlika at Shrimad Bhagavatam Jnana Yajna: Barnala

At 400am on the 17th of March the residents of Barnala greeted Murlika, Nrsimha baba, Kishori, Banuja, Radha, Radhikesh and the Saptaha party at the train station in with flower petals, garlands and pranams. All were taken to a large house where they would stay. That day was spent in recovery, in house humor, and prasadam, with a brief visit to the pravachan hall, and darshan of Their Lordships at Gita Bhavan, with a quickreturn to the residence.

Rangeeli Hori 2012

On the 1st was the Rangili Holi drama, since early morning there was an intense final preparation before the actual play. FromShri Babaji Maharaja, the managers, stage directors, to the talented cast personnel a great concentration was there to make this a unique offering to their observing Lordships. So many personalities have come together, each with a talented contribution by the Grace of Shri Ji.

Rangilee Drama Preparation

We are one day from the Rangilee Lila Drama play. Dilip Mehra, who played Bharat in the Ramayana movie has been watching eachscene of the play, reviewing correcting to maximize a mood of pure communication to the audience. Shri Ramesh Babaja Maharaja has given him details with regard mood and Dilip is encouraging ‘artistic expression’ and ‘enthusiasm’ for each actor. He said, “Acting is a way to ‘transcend the false ego’, which Baba is always teaching us to go outside one’s personal barriers. It is actually a meditation which frees one from the limited personal identification.”

Maan Mandir Sevas

The cooler weather still remains at Man Mandir, Baba Shri’s seat has been moved to the northern wall as the crowds for Rangilee Lila will soon arrive. Bundled up for class Baba Shri commented after reading the 1st half of Chapter 3 of the Gita.