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Our Founder |
The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) was established in 1966 by His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada.
ISKCON has since developed into a worldwide confederation of 10,000 temple devotees and 250,000 congregational devotees.
Commonly known as the Hare Krishna movement, ISKCON is comprised of more than 350 centres, 60 rural communities, 50 schools and 60 restaurants worldwide.
The mission of this nonsectarian, monotheistic spiritual movement is to promote the well being of society by teaching the universal science of Krishna consciousness according to Bhagavad-gita and other ancient Vedic texts.
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Welcome to Caring for Life
A unique approach to welfare.
As an independent welfare organization the Hare Krishna movement is completely dependent on the work of volunteers and the support of the community. Although our work is important for its practical contribution in helping to solve today's social problems, our holistic outlook results in a unique approach to the whole issue of welfare.
Our conviction is that there is actually no shortage of anything in this world except spiritual understanding. In all of our welfare activities therefore we bring such a spiritual understanding to bear – not just on the problems themselves but on the deeper issues that underlie those problems.
This approach to welfare is not only effective but will ensure a lasting change for a better future.
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Our commitment is to caring for life, all life.
Thank you for your support. |
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Want to help? |
To support us financially please click on the PayPal logo below.
Alternatively, contact us on (02) 9959 4558, email us,
or send a cheques made payable to 'ISKCON Inc' to:
PO Box 459
Cammeray
NSW 2062
Australia.
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Want to Volunteer? |
Please complete and submit this form and we will contact you shortly about voluntary service for Caring for Life
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