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Hare Krsna Temple Burbank is an Indian hindu temples located in Brisbane, QLD. Rated 5 stars from 80 Google reviews, Hare Krsna Temple Burbank is trusted by the Indian community in Brisbane. Call 0403 585 771 to get in touch. Visit https://www.harekrsna.com.au/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=wix_google_business_profile&utm_campaign=655639607986483380 for more information. Find Hare Krsna Temple Burbank and other Indian businesses in Brisbane on AustraliaWasi — Australia's largest Indian business directory.
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- Saumya Pradhan★★★★★
8 months ago
The Festival of Unity, marking the Third Anniversary of the Hare Krsna Temple, Burbank, was my most recent visit to this amazing place of Sri Sri Radha Giri Govardhan Dhari’s abode🙏🏻It was such an ethereal and ecstatic experience witnessing the Flower Festival live (and not online)😇 Best wishes for this temple’s and its devotees’ future success in bringing Krishna to each one’s life, providing eternal peace, harmony and happiness forever. Hare Krsna!
- Mahendra Sapra★★★★★
7 months ago
Hindu religious teaching and bhakti yoga place. Serenity is the key thing. Neat and clean with ample parking. Free food on events
- Tejas Salvi★★★★★
3 months ago
Very peaceful and serene temple as well as very loving and caring devotees
- Ashleigh Clark★★★★
a year ago
Friendly, fun, welcoming community! Ranging from small gatherings weekly to huge parties. A lovely place to enjoy socializing. To learn about culture and faith in a fun way, including for kids. I want to be honest with true feedback. The transport and parking situation for large events is hard while having a disability and a young child. There is no designated disability parking. We have worked out a way for my husband to drop me and the baby with the pram off on the grass next to the entrance, then he goes to find a parking spot that requires more walking. Unfortunately this time, the man at the entrance was not welcoming even of temporarily parking to drop me off initially. He did apologise after. There could be more creating and revering natural beauty there. It would be beautiful if there was a garden, with medicinal herbs like Tulsi for example. Vegans should be catered for. We should be able to find food and not have people dislike us asking what's dairy free, unable to answer. I understand the traditional way of the faith is to worship with cow milk and ghee. There is the divine story of Krishna and his mutually beneficial relationship with cows. Protecting and loving them, while receiving the gift of milk. However, in today's age with huge human population, industrialisation, and most adult humans believing it's their taken for granted right to receive milk from animals. Sorry, but there is no way it's ethical except in rare circumstances. They are mother cows who create milk for their babies who they love, but are horribly betrayed by humans who steal their milk, separate and kill their babies, and kill those mothers. This age is known as Kali Yuga, and a known sin of the age is that humans devolve into exploiting and killing cows. So you see the vegan lifestyle is very understandable, for people who truly want to respect and love the cows and sentient beings.
- Linda Foward★★★★★
a year ago
This is an authentic bhakti yoga centre, with activities for all ages. If you are interested in a valid pathway for spiritual advancement, this follows a 5000 year old process, carefully handed down. It is NOT about money. It is about sincerity. Welcoming & enriching environment 🙏. Free pure vegetarian feasts, cooked with love.