His Grace Paramesvara Achyuta Das (Pradeep Bhandari) is a renowned Bhakti Yogi, author, and lifestyle coach, serving currently as the President of International Society for Krishna Consciousness of Nepal (ISKCON Nepal) with grace, wisdom, and deep spiritual dedication. He is a highly respected spiritual leader based in Baglung. Under his visionary leadership, ISKCON has experienced significant growth in Nepal, particularly in Baglung, Parbat, Myagdi, and Mustang.
He was born on 12th September, 1989 in Dhamja, Baglung (Nepal). A dedicated grihastha monk, he exemplifies how one can lead a spiritually enriched life while responsibly fulfilling household duties. As a life coach and mentor, he has guided and inspired hundreds to adopt a Krishna conscious lifestyle.He is deeply committed to promoting Nepal’s rich cultural heritage, and his contributions to social service, cultural preservation, and academic excellence have had a meaningful and lasting impact on society. He also runs the social campaigns to protect and promote nature such as Kaligandaki river protection and promotion campaign, Nature friendly livelihood campaign etc.
Krishna is the original, unique Supreme Person—the source of all that exists. While God is addressed by many names across different cultures and religions—such as Allah, Jehovah, Vishnu, and God—each name highlights a specific aspect of His divine personality. The name Krishna, meaning “the all-attractive
The Kali Gandaki River, also known as Cakra Nadi, is one of the holiest rivers in Vedic tradition. Flowing through the Himalayas, it is the only river in the world that naturally produces Shaligrama Shilas—sacred stones that are direct manifestations of
वैदिक साहित्यलाई अपौरुषेय उपमाले सम्बोधन गर्ने गरिन्छ जसको अर्थ हुन्छ धर्म तथा अधर्मको निर्णय गर्नहेतू स्वयम् भगवानको मुखारविन्दबाट प्रस्फुटित वाणी । वेद, उपनिषद्, पुराणादि शास्त्रहरुनै वैदिक सनातन हिन्दु धर्मका आधारस्तम्भका रुपमा मेरुदण्डीय भुमिका निर्भाह गरेका छन्
कृष्ण सूर्यसमान माया हो अन्धकार । जहाँ कृष्ण त्यहाँ छैन मायाको अधिकार ।। वैदिक साहित्यमा प्रकाशको महत्व धेरै ठाउँहरुमा धेरै तरिकाले दर्शाइएको पाइन्छ – ज्ञानलाई ज्योति अज्ञानलाई अन्धकार, भगवानको