The process of Saranagati is humility, rejecting everything unfavorable to devotion, accepting anything favorable, faith in the Lord as one's sole protector and maintainer, and total dedication of the self.
Frequently Asked Questions about Saranagati
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The campground at Vedic Eco Village is now open for day campers and overnight stays.
Outdoor kitchen, solar shower and outhouse facilities are available inside the "fort", blocking wind and providing shade. Take shelter under the few remaining trees conveniently located next to Minnabarriet road.
Join our Daily Training Camp for Vedic Living Off-grid and experience immersion into simple living.
Get a taste for traditional living at one of our seasonal festivals.
The cows at Ahimsa Goshala are happy to see you. Cows have individual health and dietary needs which need to be managed carefully.
If you are bringing food for the cows, only ORGANIC fruits/vegetables will be accepted. We do not feed cows grains, dough, or cooked food of any kind. Please no feeding gur/jaggery.
Cows love to be brushed and connect with you. In May and June, the cows are in the south fields, not the goshala.
The ISKCON Saranagati Temple is striving to facilitate deep immersion into the teachings and practices of Krishna consciousness, especially chanting Hare Krishna, as taught by Srila Prabhupada.
Visiting Hours
Daily from 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Except Sundays from 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
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