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GBC HISTORY EP-7
Episode 7
My Experience of the Zonal Acarya Days with Vraj Vihari Dasa
GBC SPT welcomes you to join the seventh episode of GBC History series. This series is to encourage devotees to ask any questions pertaining to the GBC body, its conception to inception to execution.
About Vraj Vihari Dasa
Vraja Vihari Dasa joined ISKCON in 1977, and is part of the Strategic Planning Team from its inception in 2006. From 1978 to 1988 he was a member of ISKCON Detroit’s Sankirtan team. He then moved to Vrindavan and served at the Vrindavan Institute for Higher Education from 1989-2010. In 2002 he formed ISKCON Resolve where he still serves as co-director. Vraj Vihari Dasa has a master’s degree in conflict resolution and has published several papers on the subject. He lists his special interests in Krishna consciousness as teaching from Srila Prabhupada’s books. He presently lives in Maryland with his wife Ananda Vrindavanesvari Devi Dasi and their son Gopinath.
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By GBC SPT PODCASTEpisode 7
My Experience of the Zonal Acarya Days with Vraj Vihari Dasa
GBC SPT welcomes you to join the seventh episode of GBC History series. This series is to encourage devotees to ask any questions pertaining to the GBC body, its conception to inception to execution.
About Vraj Vihari Dasa
Vraja Vihari Dasa joined ISKCON in 1977, and is part of the Strategic Planning Team from its inception in 2006. From 1978 to 1988 he was a member of ISKCON Detroit’s Sankirtan team. He then moved to Vrindavan and served at the Vrindavan Institute for Higher Education from 1989-2010. In 2002 he formed ISKCON Resolve where he still serves as co-director. Vraj Vihari Dasa has a master’s degree in conflict resolution and has published several papers on the subject. He lists his special interests in Krishna consciousness as teaching from Srila Prabhupada’s books. He presently lives in Maryland with his wife Ananda Vrindavanesvari Devi Dasi and their son Gopinath.