Although there are many 'prosperity religions' around, Krishna Bhakti is not one of them. However, how does one balance the accumulation of 'stuff' in the world and the many scriptural statements on renunciation? Is it either/or, or is there another option?

The Bhagavad-Gita presents a view that is not particularly optimistic regarding the prospects of the conventional pursuit of happiness and contentment. On the other hand, however, it highlights a spiritual path towards a life of pure joy.

We are often troubled by what we have done (or not done) in the past or what was done to us. We know we can't go back, but can the Krishna Bhakti process help us gain perspective as we live in the present and into the future?

His Divine Grace Srila Prabhupada's Disappearance Day - Vraja Vihari Das by ISKCON of DC

SB 4.12.1 - 4.12.16 Lecture: Srimad Bhagavatam Canto 4 Chapter 12 by ISKCON of DC

Aghasura - Caitanya Charan Das by ISKCON of DC

What is the most powerful influence in this world and who is behind it?

SB 4.11.15 - 4.11.35 Lecture: Srimad Bhagavatam Canto 4 Chapter 11 by ISKCON of DC

We will hear about the overall structure of Bhakti Yoga but we will also learn about little understood aspects of the subtle nature of Bhakti's dynamics. Yoga i snot something static and Bhakti is not preoccupied with perfection; rather, especially, in this harvest season, they both strive to harvest greater and greater levels of loving service, and loving connections with the divine and all beings.

SB 4.10.30 - 4.11.19 Lecture: Srimad Bhagavatam Canto 4 Chapters 10 and 11 by ISKCON of DC