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In contrast, though the various temples of Iskon may be somewhat different in their emphases, they all are vegetarian and have far more respect for the creatures and creation.
Iskon members, devotees of the Mother, Shauvites, Shias, Buddhists and vegetarians and vegans of all kinds should seek each other out and support each other in so far as they are able.
At least you're not enslaving the cows (though one Iskon branch became notorious for experimenting with factory farming) in the typical manner of the animal foods industry, and at least the cows are not being slaughtered.
Iskon's chat hosted Croatian singer Massimo, owner of one of the most powerful and vocational voice on Croatian pop rock scene, who celebrated twenty years of his career by releasing an album of reinterpretations of his own ballads.
Iskon's chat guests on Wednesday 9th of June were members of the most famous boy band for the Croatian teenage girls - Saša & Tin - without Kedžo who couldn't make it.
Guests of Iskon’s chat today were Barbara Blasin and Igor Marković, authors of the project that was initiated in September of 2002, as a part of the Zagreb Urban Festival.
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