NEW RADHAKUNDA ISKCON SWEDEN HARE KRISHNA

NEW RADHAKUNDA ISKCON SWEDEN HARE KRISHNANEW RADHAKUNDA ISKCON SWEDEN HARE KRISHNANEW RADHAKUNDA ISKCON SWEDEN HARE KRISHNA

NEW RADHAKUNDA ISKCON SWEDEN HARE KRISHNA

NEW RADHAKUNDA ISKCON SWEDEN HARE KRISHNANEW RADHAKUNDA ISKCON SWEDEN HARE KRISHNANEW RADHAKUNDA ISKCON SWEDEN HARE KRISHNA

Prabhupada: "Lord Nrsimha gives the devotees the shelter they need."

Flower Flash Mob for Krishna

New Radhakunda, 4 May 2024: Today, out of the blue, a delegation from the Swedish Satya Sai Baba Foundation paid us a visit and, lo and behold, they went all green thumbs on us! In the name of honouring Mother Bhumi and paying homage to Lord Krishna, they planted 100 flower bulbs and perennials in New Radhakunda's park. What a pleasant surprise!

Artist in residence

Visakha's art project: Viola Moonshape

Viola Moonshape - Burn Your Ballon

In the vibrant tapestry of life at New Radhakunda Dham, Visakha discovers moments of tranquility and creative inspiration amidst the bustling rhythms of daily activities. Within the sacred confines of the temple, the verdant beauty of the garden, and the sanctuary of her own creative space, she finds solace and rejuvenation. Despite her manifold duties and responsibilities, she manages to carve out precious hours from her busy schedule to immerse herself in her true passion: the composition of profoundly artistic and captivating music.


Inspired by a diverse array of musical luminaries such as Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood, Don Van Vliet, and the timeless genius of J.S. Bach, Visakha's musical journey knows no boundaries of genre or convention. With a keen ear for innovation and a heart overflowing with gratitude and spiritual devotion, she weaves intricately layered soundscapes that transcend mainstream musical structure.


Each composition is an intense labor of love, crafted with meticulous attention to detail and imbued with the spirit of a transcendentalist. For Visakha, music is more than an art form; it's a sacred offering to the Lord and his devoted followers. Ultimately, every chord, every beat, is a prayer whispered to the divine, a reaching out to the good people, and a testament to her unwavering faith and philosophical understanding.


As her musical offerings resonate with listeners around the globe, Visakha's fanbase continues to grow, drawn in by the depth and beauty of her creations. From the haunting strains of a piano-based reaction to a song by Radiohead to the ethereal echoes of electronic experimentation, Visakha's music touches hearts and souls, transcending language and culture to unite listeners in a shared experience of divine inspiration.


Visakha has just completed recording and pre-mixing one of her many new songs, "Lion Man." It will be released soon.


On SoundCloud, you can listen to her music, read her lyrics, and marvel at the comments she receives from the global musician community. 


On Bandcamp, you can purchase some of her songs. 


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Visakha's art project

Let's wash the cows

2 June 2024.

Today we give our marble cows the ultimate spa treatment with a high-pressure turbo water massage — because even stone bovines deserve to be pampered! These two beloved cows have been with us for over 40 years. They hang out at the temple entrance and warmly welcome all our guests and pilgrims.

What is Gopastami?

Gopastami is a festival celebrating the day when Krishna, as a young boy, was first allowed to tend the cows (go in Sanskrit) instead of merely the calves. This milestone, marking Krishna’s entry into a deeper level of responsibility, symbolizes the transition from boyhood to youth.

It is observed on the eighth day (astami) of the bright half of the Kartika month. We honor the occasion by decorating cows and calves, performing special prayers, and celebrating Krishna's loving bond with the cows and cowherd boys. It is also a day dedicated to honoring and caring for cows, which we revere for their gentleness, sustenance, and nurturing.


On Gopastami, Radharani joins Krishna and the cowherd boys in the fields, adopting the playful disguise of a cowherd boy herself to be near Krishna. On this day, she dons a dhoti and wraps her hair under a turban, blending in with Krishna’s friends so that she can accompany him freely, as it was unusual for girls to venture into the forest with the cowherd boys.


Radharani’s role on Gopastami adds a special layer of sweetness to the celebration, as she steps into Krishna’s world of cowherding, sharing in his duties and joy. This beautiful gesture reflects her love and devotion for Krishna and her desire to be part of his every activity, even if it means taking on a different role.


A special surprise for everyone who comes in person:


It is the one day of the year when we may behold Srimate Radharani's lotus feet.



Each day during the month of Kartik at 7.45 am

Let's sing this song in praise of Damodara

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namāmīśvaraṁ sac-cid-ānanda-rūpaṁ


lasat-kuṇḍalaṁ gokule bhrājamanam


yaśodā-bhiyolūkhalād dhāvamānaṁ


parāmṛṣṭam atyantato drutya gopyā

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rudantaṁ muhur netra-yugmaṁ mṛjantam


karāmbhoja-yugmena sātaṅka-netram


muhuḥ śvāsa-kampa-trirekhāṅka-kaṇṭha-


sthita-graivaṁ dāmodaraṁ bhakti-baddham

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itīdṛk sva-līlābhir ānanda-kuṇḍe


sva-ghoṣaṁ nimajjantam ākhyāpayantam


tadīyeṣita-jñeṣu bhaktair jitatvaṁ


punaḥ prematas taṁ śatāvṛtti vande

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varaṁ deva mokṣaṁ na mokṣāvadhiṁ vā


na canyaṁ vṛṇe ‘haṁ vareṣād apīha


idaṁ te vapur nātha gopāla-bālaṁ


sadā me manasy āvirāstāṁ kim anyaiḥ

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idaṁ te mukhāmbhojam atyanta-nīlair


vṛtaṁ kuntalaiḥ snigdha-raktaiś ca gopyā


muhuś cumbitaṁ bimba-raktādharaṁ me


manasy āvirāstām alaṁ lakṣa-lābhaiḥ

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namo deva dāmodarānanta viṣṇo


prasīda prabho duḥkha-jālābdhi-magnam


kṛpā-dṛṣṭi-vṛṣṭyāti-dīnaṁ batānu


gṛhāṇeṣa mām ajñam edhy akṣi-dṛśyaḥ

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kuverātmajau baddha-mūrtyaiva yadvat


tvayā mocitau bhakti-bhājau kṛtau ca


tathā prema-bhaktiṁ svakāṁ me prayaccha


na mokṣe graho me ‘sti dāmodareha

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namas te ‘stu dāmne sphurad-dīpti-dhāmne


tvadīyodarāyātha viśvasya dhāmne


namo rādhikāyai tvadīya-priyāyai


namo ‘nanta-līlāya devāya tubhyam

We have the lamps

Come to the temple

Last chance this year on Friday 15 November.

Read the song in English
The temple is Vaikuntha — a place without fear

Meet Krishna today

at New Radhakunda Dham, ISKCON Korsnäs Gård.


Kartik (18 Oct–15 Nov 2024) is the most auspicious month of the year. Spiritual activities like offering a lamp, reciting a prayer, singing a bhajan, offering gifts, and engaging in devotional service yield multiplied benefits and bring immense spiritual merit and blessings.

PLAN YOUR VISIT

Gaura Purnima 2025

We had a wonderful Gaura Purnima festival on March 13, where we bathed Lord Caitanya with great love and devotion.

From Viking to Vaishnava

How Rune became Ruci

Krishna comes to Sweden

It has now been 54 years since the first Hare Krishna devotees arrived in Sweden. Mukunda Prabhu interviews Dhananjaya Prabhu to commemorate this milestone.

Historical

Korsnäs Gård,

circa 1910.


From the photo album

that belonged to

Carl Bernadotte af Wisborg.






The Mongolian Bhagavad-gita has arrived

9 July 2025. Today, the devotees of the Bhaktivedanta Book Trust offered the brand-new Mongolian edition of Bhagavad-gita As It Is to Srila Prabhupada at New Radhakunda. Click the image to learn more.




If you choose to bring milk products for Krishna, help the cows, bring EKO-quality items.

If you choose to bring milk products for Krishna, help the cows, bring EKO-quality items.

If you choose to bring milk products for Krishna, help the cows, bring EKO-quality items.

If you choose to bring milk products for Krishna, help the cows, bring EKO-quality items.

If you choose to bring milk products for Krishna, help the cows, bring EKO-quality items.

If you choose to bring milk products for Krishna, help the cows, bring EKO-quality items.

See you on Janmastami!

Friday 4 September 2026 — Sri Krishna's Birthday Festival. 5pm till midnight.

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Be like a bee. Come for the nectar and share it.

Our cherry tree becomes a captivating sight when it blossoms, attracting so many bees. Just as the bees tirelessly come and go, let us emulate their industrious nature. Meet Radha-Krishna, acquire a book by Srila Prabhupada, and offer it as a most meaningful gift to your family or a friend. Be like a bee.

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