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Harivamsa and Mahabharata are complementary to each other. Harivamsa especially describes the pastimes of the Supreme Lord that took place after the battle at Kuruksetra, including His pastimes of disappearance. Harivamsa is considered to be a supplement of Mahabharata. It is divided into three parts- Harivamsa-parva, Visnu-parva and Bhavisya-parva. Harivamsa-parva has fifty-five chapters, Visnu-parva has one hundred twenty-eight chapters and Bhavisya-parva has one hundred thirty-five chapters. Harivamsa consists of about sixteen thousand verses. Harivamsa was first recited by the great sage, Vaisampayana, to King Janmejaya. In that assembly, Ugrasrava or Sauti was also present. Later on, by the request of the sages at Naimisaranya, headed by Saunaka, Sauti again recited it.

In modern days, people have very little time for joining spiritual courses. When I had released 'Essence of Bhagavad gita' as a jumbosize book, many preachers had difficulty enrolling candidates for a year-long course. Keeping this in mind, I have now made it into five small courses. Hope this idea will help preachers set up short-term courses that will attract hundreds of candidates. Each course has a 'material name' and a 'spirtiual name'. Thus the participants will be awarded two certificates upon completion of each course, that they can use in material and spiritual circles. The Vedic texts are the panacea for all problems, for all times. They give a crystal clear understanding of all the fundamental and essential truths of life including who we are, what the true goal of life is, and how we can attain permanent happiness. The books published earlier were meant for engineering college students. The congregation, however, always felt a need for a simpler book that would present the teachings of Srila Prabhupada with simple examples, stories and illustrations. This book addresses the need of the Congregation devotees as well as the Youth preachers. (The preacher could make the audience sit in a circle and speak after asking one of them to read a para; expert preachers may prepare charts, slides or go for interactive discussions on the themes covered in the book). For the past several years, the congregation devotees at Pune have been feeling a need for systematic courses to train and educate them in Siddhanta (philosophy), Sadhana (regulated spiritual practice), Sadachar (etiquette and behavior) and Seva (devotional service).

In modern days, people have very little time for joining spiritual courses. When I had released 'Essence of Bhagavad gita' as a jumbosize book, many preachers had difficulty enrolling candidates for a year-long course. Keeping this in mind, I have now made it into five small courses. Hope this idea will help preachers set up short-term courses that will attract hundreds of candidates. Each course has a 'material name' and a 'spirtiual name'. Thus the participants will be awarded two certificates upon completion of each course, that they can use in material and spiritual circles. The Vedic texts are the panacea for all problems, for all times. They give a crystal clear understanding of all the fundamental and essential truths of life including who we are, what the true goal of life is, and how we can attain permanent happiness. The books published earlier were meant for engineering college students. The congregation, however, always felt a need for a simpler book that would present the teachings of Srila Prabhupada with simple examples, stories and illustrations. This book addresses the need of the Congregation devotees as well as the Youth preachers. (The preacher could make the audience sit in a circle and speak after asking one of them to read a para; expert preachers may prepare charts, slides or go for interactive discussions on the themes covered in the book). For the past several years, the congregation devotees at Pune have been feeling a need for systematic courses to train and educate them in Siddhanta (philosophy), Sadhana (regulated spiritual practice), Sadachar (etiquette and behavior) and Seva (devotional service).

An Artistic Glorification of Srila Prabhupada’s TeachingsInspired By the Teachings of His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada.

Featuring the Artwork and Articles of Haridas Thakur Das

Pages 148, Hardbound

Illustations & Illuminations is a collection ofastounding artworks & thought-provoking articlesthat distill the mature wisdom of Srila Prabhupada’stimeless teachings to help one in treading the path of spirituality.In this modern, digital age of visuals- videos, animations & virtual reality, thereis aggressive advertising of products, perspectives & philosophies everywhere,all the time with practically no one spared, inadvertently leading to cut-throat competition, chaos & crisis.

We are in need of clarity & wisdom to comprehened the meaning & purpose oflife & means to attain fulfilment in life. Srila Prabhupada delivered usinvaluable & timeless nuggests of wisdom that are a panacea for this pandemic& have the potential to full our every-hungry heart with ever-increasinghappiness. A small attenpt is being made here to capture the personality behindthe person of Srila Prabhupada on canvas with paints & words.

Writer : Haridas Thakur Das

By Nityanand Charan Das, Pages 136 Exploring The Mystical Nature of The Unfathomable Bond Between The Supreme and His Devotees

By O.B.L. Kapoor, Pages 188

The book is filled with many thrilling, adventurous and astounding stories of Gargamuni in service to Srila Prabhupada. From introduction of Dictaphone in New-York to the daring travel to Pakistan for preaching in 1971 just before the historic Indo-Pak war is gripping read. Readers of the book will be having a deep impression of why devotes were mad after Srila Prabhupada, an important highlight, very much necessary for a progressing practitioner in Krishna Consiousness. The book is a non-fiction memoir written by HG Purnaprajna Dasa known for his narration. The book will well-suits to taste of both the ordinary people who might not consume deep philosophy and the serious practitioner.

The Splendor Of The Jewel Of Krsna Bhakt By Raghava Pandita Goswami Translated By Kusakratha Dasa, Edited By Nandgopal Jivan Dasa Pages 304, Hardbound

ServingVraja and her devotees “SABDARTHA” “SABDA KOSA” “ Alphabetical List Of Pushtimargi Terms/ Words”

Narsimhadeva Stories and Prayers By Shubha Vilas

By Srila Narottama Das Thakura Commentary By Srila Visvanatha Cakravarti Thakur Translated By HH Bhanu Swami Pages 52

A Comprehensive Guide For Young Readers Compiled By Aruddha Devi Dasi, Pages 404

By Aruddha Devi Dasi, Pages 253

Meditation, Spirituality, Philosophy, Hinduism

Canto summary: A rendition of Śrī Nārāyaṇa Paṇḍita's Saṅgraha Rāmāyaṇa of the Madhva-sampradāya Sanskrit text Transliteration Sanskrit-English equivalents Translation Commentary: An abridged rendition of Śrī Govindarāja's Rāmāyaṇa-bhūṣaṇa of the Rāmānuja-sampradāya Gloss: An abridged rendition of Śrī Satyadharma Tīrtha's Rāmāyaṇa-bhāva-dīpa of the Madhva-sampradāya (from Canto 2 onwards) Notes: Quotes from the ācāryas of the Gauḍīya Vaiṣṇava-sampradāya as well as Bhagavad-gītā As It Is and Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam as translated and explained by His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda

Canto summary: A rendition of Śrī Nārāyaṇa Paṇḍita's Saṅgraha Rāmāyaṇa of the Madhva-sampradāya Sanskrit text Transliteration Sanskrit-English equivalents Translation Commentary: An abridged rendition of Śrī Govindarāja's Rāmāyaṇa-bhūṣaṇa of the Rāmānuja-sampradāya Gloss: An abridged rendition of Śrī Satyadharma Tīrtha's Rāmāyaṇa-bhāva-dīpa of the Madhva-sampradāya (from Canto 2 onwards) Notes: Quotes from the ācāryas of the Gauḍīya Vaiṣṇava-sampradāya as well as Bhagavad-gītā As It Is and Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam as translated and

A Practical Guide To Making Friends With Your Mind By Pema Chodron , Pages 175

Calm Your Mind Sharpen Your Focus By David Pond, Pages 201

By Devamrita Swami Pages 108, Hardbound

By Srila Sanatana Gosvami Translated By Kusakratha Dasa, Edited By Nandgopal Jivan Dasa, Hardbound Vol 1 Finding The Essence Of The Supreme Lord’s Mercy, Pages 362 Vol 2 The Glories Of Sri Goloka, Pages 418 Vol 3 The Glories Of Sri Goloka (Concluded), Pages 374