Domestic Devotion, Hare Krishna Style

 In winter, Tulasi can suffer taken indoors into dry, heated homes in the west, since  she likes humidity. This in turn makes the infamous a...

Some people grow it and cut it as needed. Which is ideal. But to store it can be challenging. It doesn’t do well in plastic bags from the gr...

Do you ever wonder how villagers in India make yogurt without getting some already made at the store to use as a starter to make your own? W...

(this got posted on Pinterest, but wasn't allowed to remain there long) What other animal on earth gives as many varieties of foodstuffs...

 A friend of ours was in jail a couple of days for distributing books. “How’d you chant your rounds?”, he was asked. His method was a strip ...

Got a sidewalk? Or a smooth deck on your porch? Some chalk?  This video is so inspiring. Traditionally made with rice flour, rangolis  are a...

Let’s say you dread hanging up that huge pile of saris that pile up in the laundry and would rather wash one by hand each day, so there’s le...

 Japa takes surrender. Japa means surrender. Every. Day. So practice surrender every day via japa!

The highlight is grated paneer. None of that old super hard cheese that passes as cheese. And don’t forget avocados! Always buy them unripe ...

 If you want health, Ayurveda says eat freshly cooked food. No leftovers. Prasadam is meant to be shared, so eat nothing that was cooked mor...

  Ever since MH went on a nightshade free diet, I have been using more sweet potatoes. They make an excellent side dish, especially in break...

My Bhagavad-gita cover was badly worn. I couldn't find the exact video tutorial I had used, but this one is close enough:  

Things planted and grown this year included: Kale Broccoli  Brussels sprouts  Cauliflower  Carrot Beets Lettuces  Radish Daikon radish Green...