Jayapataka Swami was born John Gordan Erdman on April 9, 1949 (the ekadasi after ramanavami) in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA to John Hubert and Lorraine Erdman. He was born into opulent urroundings, his fathers father being the founder of a large paint factory, which was a multi-million dollar concern at the time of his birth. Later HH Jayapataka Swami Maharaja was glad to see that his name - Gordan John (Gour Dhan Jan) - already suggested what Srila Prabhuapda confirmed, that he and two other devotees were formerly associates of Lord Caitanya and that they had taken their birth in the west to facilitate spreading Krishna consciousness around the world.

More information:

http://www.jpsoffice.com
http://www.jpsvani.com
http://www.namahatta.org
http:///www.mayapur.com

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Jayapataka Swami was born John Gordan Erdman on April 9, 1949 (the ekadasi after ramanavami) in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA to John Hubert and Lorraine Erdman. He was born into opulent surroundings, his fathers father being the founder of a large paint factory, which was a multi-million dollar concern at the time of his birth. Later HH Jayapataka Swami Maharaja was glad to see that his name - Gordan John (Gour Dhan Jan) - already suggested what Srila Prabhuapda confirmed, that he and two other devotees were formerly associates of Lord Caitanya and that they had taken their birth in the west to facilitate spreading Krishna consciousness around the world.

More information:

http://www.jpsoffice.com
http://www.jpsvani.com
http://www.namahatta.org
http:///www.mayapur.com

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Jayapataka Swami was born John Gordan Erdman on April 9, 1949 (the ekadasi after ramanavami) in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA to John Hubert and Lorraine Erdman. He was born into opulent surroundings, his fathers father being the founder of a large paint factory, which was a multi-million dollar concern at the time of his birth. Later HH Jayapataka Swami Maharaja was glad to see that his name - Gordan John (Gour Dhan Jan) - already suggested what Srila Prabhuapda confirmed, that he and two other devotees were formerly associates of Lord Caitanya and that they had taken their birth in the west to facilitate spreading Krishna consciousness around the world.

More information:

http://www.jpsoffice.com
http://www.jpsvani.com
http://www.namahatta.org
http:///www.mayapur.com

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Jayapataka Swami was born John Gordan Erdman on April 9, 1949 (the ekadasi after ramanavami) in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA to John Hubert and Lorraine Erdman. He was born into opulent surroundings, his fathers father being the founder of a large paint factory, which was a multi-million dollar concern at the time of his birth. Later HH Jayapataka Swami Maharaja was glad to see that his name - Gordan John (Gour Dhan Jan) - already suggested what Srila Prabhuapda confirmed, that he and two other devotees were formerly associates of Lord Caitanya and that they had taken their birth in the west to facilitate spreading Krishna consciousness around the world.

More information:

http://www.jpsoffice.com
http://www.jpsvani.com
http://www.namahatta.org
http:///www.mayapur.com

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Yoga Pela Paz 2008 em Sao Paulo, Brasil no Parque do Ibirapuera.

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Nama-Hatta na casa do Tirthatma e Madhumati em Sao Paulo - Brasil com a presença de Srila Param Gati Swami.

Mais informações:
http://www.namahatta.com.br
http://www.namahatta.org
http://www.mundonamahatta.org

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Su Santidad Srila Jayapata Swami en Chosica, Lima-Peru, junio de 2008.

http://www.jpsoffice.com
http://www.iskconperu.com

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Vyasa Puja of HH Jayapataka Swami at Adi-Templo Hare Krishna de Sao Paulo Brazil 2008.

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Novo altar de Franco da Rocha em Sao Paulo, Brasil.

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O Festival da Índia é um projeto sócio-cultural sem fins lucrativos que tem como objetivo central levar a população os diferentes aspectos da milenar cultura da Índia, como yoga, dança, música, literatura, astrologia védica, medicina ayur-védica, culinária típica, teatro, entre outras atividades, colaborando desta forma, com a qualidade de vida e o bem-estar das pessoas em geral.

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O Festival da Índia é um projeto sócio-cultural sem fins lucrativos que tem como objetivo central levar a população os diferentes aspectos da milenar cultura da Índia, como yoga, dança, música, literatura, astrologia védica, medicina ayur-védica, culinária típica, teatro, entre outras atividades, colaborando desta forma, com a qualidade de vida e o bem-estar das pessoas em geral.

Acesse:
http://www.festivaldaindia.com .br

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O Festival da Índia é um projeto sócio-cultural sem fins lucrativos que tem como objetivo central levar a população os diferentes aspectos da milenar cultura da Índia, como yoga, dança, música, literatura, astrologia védica, medicina ayur-védica, culinária típica, teatro, entre outras atividades, colaborando desta forma, com a qualidade de vida e o bem-estar das pessoas em geral.

Acesse:
http://www.festivaldaindia.com .br

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