Members of this movement founded the nonprofit "Food for Life" initiative.
In the 1990s, members of this religious movement fed refugees and victims in the Siege of Sarajevo and during the First Chechen War. This movement is responsible for the worldwide popularity of a ceremony in which people pull three-story chariots around streets. Members of this movement founded the nonprofit "Food for Life" initiative. This movement was founded in New York City by A. C. (*) Bhaktivedanta, and its most recognizable ritual is the recitation of a sixteen-word Maha Mantra incorporating Rama and its two namesake words. Another name for this movement, which focuses on its role spreading "consciousness," is ISKCON. For 10 points, name this Western-friendly Hindu movement seeking to venerate an avatar of Vishnu.
In the 1990s, members of this religious movement fed refugees and victims in the Siege of Sarajevo and during the First Chechen War.
Hare Krishna [or ISKCON before mentioned; or International Society for Krishna Consciousness before ISKCON is mentioned; prompt on \"Hinduism\"; prompt on \"Vaishnavaism\"; prompt on \"Gaudiya Vaishnava\"; prompt on the related-term \"bhakti yoga\"]