Articles tagged as Relief

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  Hare Krishna Melbourne, Australia, Provides Food Relief During the COVID-19 Pandemic

  Melbourne Food for Life distributes meals with contactless delivery to elders, children, students, the unemployed, as well as people who are isolated or in quarantine, and anyone in need.

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  Krishna Food Relief Serves the Homeless Sandwiches, Socks and the Holy Name

  “One day on my way there, I saw an old lady eating out of a garbage can,” Jagai says. “That really disturbed me, and I could not stop thinking about her. The next weekend on Harinama, a devotee family showed up with leftover sack lunches they had been distributing to homeless people in their neighborhood.

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  What to Do When Worry Overwhelms Us

  We industriously hold on to the worrisome problem, thinking that we are tackling it, but actually we are being tackled by it – tackled to the ground and even below it.

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  Drug Free Pain Relief: Reducing Pain without Medication

  Don’t want to use medication? You’re not alone. Many people are desperate not to take tablets regularly…but what are your alternatives?

• Radhanath Swami and Radha Krishna Das Speak at Annamrita Midday Meal Program's 10th Year Celebration

  Radha Krishna Das and Radhanath Swami speak about the beginnings of ISKCON's Midday Meal program (Annamrita) and the inspiration for doing this service.

• AmmA Means Mother

  50 minute version of the touching story of the amazing warm-hearted lady who runs is Mother to 100 children in a Orphanage in Sri Lanka and the children who open their home and hearts to those orphaned by the Great Asian Tsunami of 2004 in which 300,000 lost their lives.
  
  Food For Life Global Director Paul Turner found this gem of a story while he and his organization were feeding 30,000 people a day.
  
  Narrated by Academy Award-winner, F. Murray Abraham. Sound recording my performance artist Laurie Anderson, with music by The Smithereens, Nick Lowe, Trini Lopez, Sun Palace, Astrud Gilberto, and the Chintanami Band.
  
  Directed by James Clement Cook, Written by Andrea "Sid" Curtis. The uploaded documentary is the "Director`s cut" version.