Hare Krishna
The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) is the religious organization for devotees of Krishna, who is a reincarnation of the Hindu god Vishnu. Their religion is commonly known as Hare Krishna. The roots of the faith can be traced to 5000 years ago in a village in India called Vrindavana. That day was called the advent of Krishna. There was a battle going on between a man named Arjuna and his own friends and family. The story says that Arjuna lost his composure because he was overwhelmed at the pointlessness of the battle. He sunk in the seat of the chariot that he was in and Krishna, who played the role of the charioteer, spoke the words that have come together as Bhagavad-Gita. Krishna spoke about the meaning of life, the subtle workings of creation, and the understanding of a self-realized soul. He spoke about yoga and its four forms. He told Arjuna that he was the source of everything, the eternal form of the supreme, and the personality of godhead. This is how the worshipping of Krishna alone got started. The belief in Krishna was revived in the 16th century by a man named Caitanya Mahapruabu, who was considered an incarnation of Krishna. His teachings would be passed down thro
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