The Ultimate Conclusion

1. Chant the holy names of the Lord regularly

2. Eat only Prasadam, which is offered to Lord

3. Follow Four regulative principles 

4. Purely avoid sense gratification

By following the above, You can experience Miracles in you life.

Hare Krishna

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