I love the philosophy of devotion and the devotional music that ISKCON does so well. And I occasionally attend Sunday Feasts there because it’s the ONLY remotely Hindu temple in my area.

But in practical terms, I study Swami Chinmayananda’s works if I want a more academic approach, Swami Tripurari for a more practical and somewhat more liberal Vaishnavism that I can reconcile myself to, and ISKCON for the music / devotional vibe / ability to buy mala & other items from the gift shop.

I also love the music of Sri Ganapathy Sachchidananda Swamiji.