

The advertising industry's chief business is to get you to consume as much as you can. Buy, touch, taste, and smell, have more. They even go so far as to say you must have it - if you don't get it, well then you are going to be unhappy. But of course you have to have it, after your next door neighbor has one - you should have one that is better than his. And so it goes, as we work harder to get all those lovely things that are going to make our lives that much better. You know what it's like when you've had too much to eat; you feel a little uncomfortable in your stomach. Well that's what it's like in material existence. Those in that type of lifestyle, say you must have more! But even though they have more, they are still not satisfied. The less you have, the more peaceful you will be! It’s an illusion – a colossal hoax! The less you have, the more peaceful you are! Human life was meant for plain living and high thinking – not complicate living, with no time to think.
Everyone wants to be happy. Some of us seek happiness through our families, in natural and healthy living, in successful careers, active social lives, fine gourmet foods, gambling, or through sports and exercise. Others experience happiness in politics, the arts, academia, or in hobbies ranging from mechanics and computer science to drama, philanthropy, welfare work, and literally thousands of other activities that comprise man's unending quest for pleasure. Millions of people find their happiness in liquor, mood elevators, tranquilizers, or other drugs.
Each day doctors and scientists discover more about how the human mind and body work. Yet with this abundance of scientific knowledge and space-age technology, which vastly outstrips that of all previous generations, is modern man really any happier than his predecessors?
The basic problem in our search for happiness is that our sources of pleasure are all limited.
To achieve this unlimited and imperishable happiness one need only chant and hear what sages of ancient India have for millennia called the Great Chant for Deliverance, the Hare Krsna mahä-mantra. This simple sixteen-word mantra is comprised of sound vibrations powerful enough to awaken the natural happiness within everyone.
Hare Krsna, Hare Krsna, Krsna Krsna, Hare Hare
Hare Räma, Hare Räma, Räma Räma, Hare Hare
In recent years, millions have learned how to chant the Hare Krsna mantra and experience this true, spiritual happiness. It is the most popular mantra in
Get the higher taste - Chant Hare Krsna and Be Happy!