Sunday Guest Program

Sunday program – feast of love

Sunday Feast is a guest program held every Sunday at the ISKCON temple, during which Vedic philosophy is discussed, kirtans, bhajans take place, and at the end everyone is treated to the wonderful food offered to Krishna – prasadam. This program was started by ISKCON Founder-Acarya Shrila Prabhupada in 1966 in New York and continues in all ISKCON temples around the world to this day.

Sunday at the Krishna temple is like an open day, everyone who wants to know something about bhakti-yoga is welcome, whether a member of the community or not, devotees are waiting for guests and reveal all the secrets of Vedic knowledge.

When: every Sunday.
Where: in the altar room of the temple.
Who: Congregation members and guests are invited.

Schedule:

Prabhupāda: Pradyumna, give him little, this one here.
George Harrison: Oh, no, no. Please, no more. I’m really full. I won’t have to eat for a few days. [laughter]
Prabhupāda: Sweets.
George Harrison: Very well.
Prabhupāda: Sweet will help you digest. Don’t give three—at least four.
George Harrison: I won’t be able to eat much more.
Prabhupāda: Three is given to the enemy. According to our Indian system, if you give somebody three, that means he is enemy.
George Harrison: Oh, really? I always liked the number three.
Prabhupāda: [laughs] You must give at least four.
George Harrison: I like three, five, seven, nine. Those numbers.
Prabhupāda: Tri-śatru What are the three enemies? Kāma, krodha…
Pradyumna: Lobha.
Gurudāsa: Lust, anger, greed. Three enemies
Prabhupāda: Three enemies—lusty desire, anger and greediness.
George Harrison: Yes. But there’s a lot of nice threes.
Prabhupāda: Yes. Just like Brahmā, Viṣṇu, Maheśvara. Three. Three worlds: Svarga, Martya, Pātāla. Trinity. These are nice things.