A large series of classes by HG Mahatma prabhu, discussing the topic of death. 

As devotees how should we view death? How do we prepare our consciousness? How do I conquer the fear of death?

All of the questions are answered in this series by analyzing quotations from sastra, and Srila Prabhupada.

I'm Not Ready To Leave The Body Now, But I'll Be Ready Later

Don't Allow Yourself To Become Weak

On The Threshold Of Deathlessness

How Well Can You Let Go Of Situations You Can’t Control

Difficulties In Life Are Still Less Than Difficulties At Time Of Death

We Are Designing Our Next Body In Our Mind

The Art Of Dying With Faith In Krishna's Protection

Our Spiritual Progress Is Tested At The Time Of Death

Should I Desire To Go Back To Godhead Or Should I Desire For Bhakti

Death Is A Deadline For Becoming Krishna Conscious

H G Mahatma Prabhu has been serving ISKCON since 1969. He received first and second initiation from His Divine Grace, A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, in Los Angeles, California, in 1970.

H G Mahatma Prabhu has been a pioneer of many preaching activities and has served in many capacities, including temple president, sankirtana leader, congregational development director, college preaching director, and co-director of the VIHE and Bhakti Life.

He now predominately focuses on designing and conducting workshops and retreats to assist devotees and non-devotees in their spiritual growth. To this end he founded Soul Tools, a non-profit devotee run educational program that offers seminars, retreats, and online courses to support devotees in better integrating Krsna consciousness into daily living, and to introduce Krsna consciousness to people in general.  

He is also known for his beautiful bhajans and kirtans, both live and recorded, his deep philosophical insights, his ability to enthuse others in Krsna consciousness and for helping devotees practically apply Krsna consciousness in their daily lives. 

Mahatma Prabhu is based in Sri Dham Mayapur where he lives with his wife Jahnava and daughter Brajasundari. He travels about six months a year offering his workshops to devotees and non-devotees around the world and to organize what he calls "alternative preaching programs." 

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