A live stage recording (Woodstock Festival, Poland) featuring Jaya Pataka Swami leading mantra chanting and short talks on spiritual happiness. The speaker contrasts sensual and spiritual happiness, teaches the Hare Krishna mantra to the audience, encourages chanting as an alternative to drugs, and references Indian religious contexts (Mayapur, the Ganges, and Kumbh Mela). The clip includes audience interaction, announcements about food distribution, and brief remarks on karma, social harmony, and practical ethics.
Behind running through my mind the whole demons reflection fix me today Cross my was afraid to run out Running through my mind have I seen Death is one dream. Cuz you looked at me and said matter of time.
Are you ready?
Better way is an old song. That's Drink yourself a better way. We got a better way. See, I won't fight anymore. We found a better way. Sam. Even amongst friends you're my obstinate. What I do best is that I forget the actual side. We shut my feet to this world. Ram. It's Ram. Ram Jam Ham Ram. Ram. Sa Ram.
Okay, thank you very much. We say goodbye until tomorrow. I mean until later this morning, 11 o' clock. The stage program will start again.
Har it we shall Sam. Rama. Ram.
Is everybody having a good time? Who's having a good time? Say Haribo. This way.
You see.
When we use our senses, we want you all to be happy. This is the whole goal of life. To be happy.
Right?
Two kinds of happiness. There are sensual happiness and there's spiritual happiness. Now if you can have both of them at the same time, then you have profound happiness.
So.
What you were doing here? When Village of Peace are performing, you are sing, singing and dancing and chanting. Sorry, I don't. I'm coming from India, so I don't speak Polish. I live in India and we have big festivals like this here. They're also called Kumba Mela. With 31 million people.
Now.
Until now people have been performing. But we want you to perform now. We want you to be the performer. So this time I'm going to very slowly teach you this mantra from India. This is a folk song from India which spiritualizes the atmosphere. It's written all over the sign. So please ch, repeat after me. Hare Hare. Hare Rama. Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare. That's a fourth. I'm a little complicated. Four words at once. Hare Krishna. Hare Krishna.
Hare Krishna.
I want all of you to repeat with us now said that everybody can chant this mantra. A mantra means man means to mind and TRA means to deliver. It's a transcendental vibration to deliver our consciousness and make it happy. Anybody can say this mantra except one person. The one persons who cannot say this mantra are liars. But I don't think there's a single liar here amongst. We'll see though. We're going to ask everyone to say it. If you see anybody not chanting, well, we don't know. You can draw your own conclusion. So we want to be how this mantra will make people happy. He wants you to be Happy. He wants you to chant it with us. You don't need to take drugs. You don't need to take alcohol to be happy. This addiction is ruining the youth of today. We want to show you you can be happy by mantras. And you don't need to take drug.
Narcotic. Sam. Race it. Saint Sam.
Profound happiness. When you take drugs or something, it brings your consciousness down. So we want you to get addicted to chanting mantras where you always be happy and pure and avoid the addiction to drugs which are harmful. This way you can stay high forever. Everyone sing. Repeat with us. Want to see who's great?
Try it.
Chant this mantra after this here another five minutes, another big band will come on. But here's your chance. We hear now on the stage.
Stage.
We're watching you. You're the performing art.
It I k.
500 years ago in the holy land of Mayapur, Chaitanya Mahaprabhu he gave us this chanting. He said by singing these names you can spiritualize the world. This is how we can have internal peace. This is how we can have world peace. Please all, we're giving out food for peace here. We hope you all get one of the meals here. Subsidized is also known as Go Ranga. And his brother's name is. This is really easy. Let's ch N and Go Ranga.
It. Ram. Ram. Sam. Honey. Dara.
So I want you to have a good time. Remember, you are not the material body. You're the living force in the body. And anytime you feel anxiety, anytime you feel any trouble, just remember to chant Hare Krishna. Have a wonderful Woodstock. I'll see you later. Hare Krishna. I came from India, from Mayapur, down on the bank of India, of the holy Ganges River.
Sam. Jesus. Sam.
Feeling means he gives us some free will. Free will to do things we should do or do things we shouldn't do. So that freedom, that freedom that he gives us, if we misuse it, then we suffer. He did it. His leg was empty.
For.
If we use it properly, then we get material enjoyment. What we're trying to educate people is that if people become God conscious, then they can transcend the whole material world. What we need in the world is people that care about others, that want to make a better world.
That want.
To be in harmony with nature. Because so much disharmony is there. We're exploiting the nature. Therefore we're suffering so many diseases and problems because of it. When Russia is still at this harmony, we can't blame Krishna or God for our suffering. Because Whatever suffering we get or whatever enjoy, that's because of our own activities. That's the law of karma or reaction of Christmas. Someone of the Indian national. Just like.
In India.
There'S a lot of. Whether there's children hungry somewhere or not hungry somewhere is not relevant either. Because what's relevant is whether people are practicing their teaching. These teachings may come from India, but that doesn't mean the Indians follow them. Maybe Polish people follow Roman Catholicism, but does that mean everybody in Poland follows the Catholic Church? Even if they say they're Catholic? Just like the Vedas say you should be vegetarian. But 80% of Indians are immediate. But the ones who follow. To my own discussion, this is a philosophical question. Trust in this fact and belief. Women are generally under the care of.
Their parents.
And fathers help to find a suitable husband for the daughter.
Acknowledged.
But in the Hindu families, the girl has a right to say no. I don't know about Islam or other sections of the society, but we're not talking here. What I want to know is, but we have a question about the philosophy of KA Consciousness, like reincarnation or like who am I? Where have I come from? What is the purpose of life?
Why?
Why do people suffer in the material world? All kinds of, you know, something more like a philosophical. Coming here as ambassador of India. I'm coming here as ambassador from the spiritual teachings of India. Thank you for watching our videos. Be sure to subscribe to our channel. We publish new videos every day. And don't forget to like and share our channel.
