An outgrowth of the Bengali bhakti tradition, this movement's followers believe that the nature of the cycle for individuals is determined by karma, and that it is possible to change one's karma by the recitation of the Lord's holy names.  
Its periodical is known as "Back to Godhead," and its teachings are based on the Srinad-Bhagavaatum.  An outgrowth of the Bengali bhakti tradition, this movement's followers believe that the nature of the cycle for individuals is determined by karma, and that it is possible to change one's karma by the recitation of the Lord's holy names.  Each morning, its followers mark their foreheads with clay and male devotees shave their heads, leaving only a small tuft of hair called a sikha.  Founded in the U.S. in 1965 by Swami Prabhupada, FTP, identify this Hinduism-based movement famously adhered to by John Lennon and George Harrison.
Its periodical is known as "Back to Godhead," and its teachings are based on the Srinad-Bhagavaatum.  
International Society of Krishna Consciousness or ISKON or Hare Krishnas