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Malati Dasi (Sanskrit: मालती दासी, IAST: Mālatī Dāsī, also Mālatī Devī Dāsī) is a senior spiritual leader of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON).
In 1968, along with her six week old daughter Saraswati, Malati Devi Dasi was part of a team of six adults to first establish Krishna consciousness in the UK. This epic adventure resulted in the release of the Radha‐Krishna Temple album in 1969, produced by Beatle George Harrison.
In some four hundred pages of text and seventeen images, Dancing White Elephants, with a foreword by Malati Dasi, who was present for most of the adventures, will captivate the minds and hearts of readers and increase their attachment to and love for Srila Prabhupada and his “white elephants,” his disciples who helped him in his mission.
According to the community’s GBC representative, Malati Devi dasi, one of the ways in which the community is using the GBC as a model is through the compiling of minutes from old meetings so that they may reference them when issues resurface, much like the GBC law book.
We hear the story of how Malati Dasi met Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. Krishna House GR is a temple in Grand Rapids, MI offering seminars, kirtans, and mea...
In 1968, along with her six week old daughter Saraswati, Malati Devi Dasi was part of a team of six adults to first establish Krishna consciousness in the UK. This epic adventure resulted in the release of the Radha‐Krishna Temple album in 1969, produced by Beatle George Harrison.
In the zonal report, Malati Devi Dasi shared an inspiring update of the continued development of Krishna Consciousness in different areas of the US Midwest including Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Detroit, amongst others.
