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291 <05> --- Godsdienstwetenschap: vergelijkend--Tijdschriften --- Periodicals --- ISKCON Communications Journal --- Srila Prabhupada --- scriptural commentary --- authority --- interpretation and tradition --- literary work as revelation --- Hungarian Krsna devotees --- religious freedom and NRMs in Europe --- women in ISKCON --- the GBC --- Hinduism --- Bagger Vance --- ISKCON --- congregationalism --- privatisation --- Gurukula --- Krsna --- Hare Krsna faith --- Krsna Culture Kids --- the secular world --- Tamal Krsna Goswami --- Fourth Annual Vaisnava-Christian Dialogue --- Gerald T. Carney --- Brhad-bhagavatamrta --- the Vaisnava Family and Youth Conference --- Roman Catholicism --- spiritual leadership --- Christianity --- theology --- charisma and religious innovation --- the Hare Krsna movement --- NRM --- traditional religion --- social institutions --- the Soul and its Destiny --- education and ISKCON --- heresies of authority and continuity in the Hare Krsna Movement --- the Caitanya Vaisnava movement --- Hindu communal politics --- Prabhupada --- the Caitanya School --- ethics --- Krsna and culture --- cultural exclusivity --- mind control --- ISKCON and Hindus in Britain --- education philosophy and practice within ISKCO --- religious liberty in Western Europe --- religion --- diacritical theology --- family formation --- culture --- change in the Hare Krsna movement --- Vaisnava ethics --- the Aryan invasion theory --- ancient Indian history --- Spiritual Television --- patriarchy --- the role of women in ISKCON --- child abuse in the Hare Krishna movement --- principles and values --- Education philosophy and practice within ISKCON --- the Everlasting Soul --- religion, community and conflict --- fundamental human rights in ISKCON --- individuality --- he Hare Krsna movement and Hinduism --- child abuse in the Hare Krsna movement --- spiritual need, pain and care --- ISKCON's response to child abuse --- the Aryan invasion theory and revising ancient Indian history --- principles and practices of reform in ISKCON --- devotees of Krishna in Hungary --- dynamics of spiritual abuse --- cultic groups --- cults --- psychological manipulation and society --- Puja Seminar, 12 September 1998, Abentheuer, Germany --- ISKCON and interfaith dialogue --- role of the guru in a multi-guru society --- philosophy of social development for ISKCON --- Bhagavad-gita --- Spirit in the World II: Renunciation --- Affirmation — A Vaisnava—Christian Dialogue, 14-15 April 2000 --- ICELT Annual Meeting, 19-23 April 2000, Hill End Residential & Field Study Centre, Oxford, UK --- Dispute Resolution Programme for ISKCON --- Krsna Conscious Co-Counselling --- peer-counselling --- Vaisnava Society --- psychological characteristics of ISKCON members --- devotees of Krsna in Slovenia --- God and science --- Prabhupada's legacy --- virtue and values in the Krsna Consciousness movement --- Vaisnava Alliance of Care-Providers: Second Annual Mental Health Conference --- ICELT (ISKCON Communications Leadership Team) Annual Meetings --- scholarship and devotion --- controversies of Sampradaya in Eighteenth Century Caitanya Vaisnavism --- conservative and liberal viewpoints in ISKCON --- Bhakti Vedanta Mission Conference, Boston, USA --- Life and its Origin, Rome, Italy