A Metaphysical Perspective and Wellness During Pandemic by Guruji Shri Akincana Krishna Das

About the webinar : ‘A Metaphysical perspective and wellness during pandemic’

When it comes to compassion both East & west at least philosophically tend to concur. Pythagoras (570-490 BC) said– For as long as man continues to be the ruthless destroyer of lower living beings, he will never know health or peace. For as long as men massacre animals, they will kill each other. Indeed, he who sows the seeds of murder and pain cannot reap joy and love.
Also Mahatma Gandhi believed that true nonviolence begins with becoming a vegetarian. Thus he said, ‘ The most dangerous weapon in the world is the table fork.’ – Mahatma Gandhi.
Compassion is one of the foundations of Sanatan Dharma. And flouting its rules can spell disaster for human society. The proof of it is the COVID-19 virus pandemic which emerged from a Chinese slaughter house. It is a stark reminder that the human society has deviated from the above stated principle. It is time that we collectively look at other more humane alternatives to nutrition and health. The topic ‘A Metaphysical perspective and wellness during pandemic’ takes a look at the possibility of the connection between world disasters and degradation of moral and spiritual principles.

About the faculty:

Akincana Krishna Das hails from Mumbai. He dedicated to full time monastic services in ISKCON in the year 1999. He had a short stint working in the industry for two years in Blue Star Limited & PC Soft pvt Ltd., after completing his graduation in electronics & telecom engg & post graduation in business management. In ISKCON he started rendering his services in the capacity of Audio-media systems manager, Value education in schools, Gita courses for college youths & young professionals. He is a Life-coach & gives corporate seminars on stress & time management, Gita principles for a satisfying career etc. He is well known for his devotional talks on Shrimad Bhagavatam, Mahabharat, Ramayan & Motivational seminars to the youths in ISKCON’s popular ‘Prerana’ youth fests which are attended by hundreds from all over Mumbai. He also known for his very melodious kirtans & bhajans. He has been taking weekly spiritual discourses for devotee communities in Panvel, Kharghar & Seawoods, South Mumbai. He also organises spiritual trips & talks for the British youths every year.

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