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By Purnacandra Gosvami, Pages 170

by DR. RAMASHRAYA SHARMA AND DR. RAVI PRAKASH ARYA, 1912 pages, Hardcover

Written and Illustrated by Syam Marquez Story & Coloring Book Pages 24

By Murlidhara Dasa and Urmila Devi Dasi Pages 44

Illustrated and Composed by Syam Priya dd Pages 52

Srila Prabhupada, A Meditation Book On The Founder-Acharya Of The Hare Krishna Movement; with Hundreds Of Black And White, And Color Photographs, Including Many Two-Page Spreads. With Quotes From Srila Prabhupada Himself And Various Scriptures. View The Intimate Candid Pictures Of A Pure Devotee, And Perceive His Charisma, Determination, Simplicity And Sweetness.

Krsnalingita Vigraha The Life and Times of Sri Gour Govinda Maharaja Part Two 1974-1979 Have You Taken Sannyasa? Pages 356, Hardbound

Krsnalingita Vigraha The Life and Times of Sri Gour Govinda Maharaja Part One 1929-1974 A Foreign Element in this Material World Pages 286, Hardbound

Showers Rains Of Mercy On Our Desert Like Heart By Sri Gour Govinda Maharaja, Pages 264

A Lotus in thr Ocean of Bhakti-Rasa Sri Srimad Gour Govinda Swami Maharaja Pages 260

Jagadananda Pandita Translated By HH Bhanu Swami, Pages

Stories Of Wisdom For Dreams And Thinkers By Radhakrishnan Pillai, Pages 242

An Introduction,Sanskrit Text, English Translation, Notes & Index of Verses, Hardbound English Translation By Shanti Lal Nagar, Edited with an Introduction By Dr. Ashok Kumar Shukla Vol 1 Pages 766, Vol 2 Pages 709, Vol 3 952

By Sri Radha Damodara Gosvami, Translated By HH Bhanu Swami, Pages 102

A Detailed Overview of Srimad Bhagavatam, Cantos Five and Six By Bhurijana Das, Pages 810, Hardbound

In the world of classical literature the Mahabharata is unique in many respects. As an epic, it is the greatest-seven times as great as the Illiad and the Odyssey combined, and the grandest-animating the heart of India over two thousand years past and destined to lead humanity for thousands of years in future. It is the mightiest single endeavour of literary creation of any culture in human history. The effort to conceive the mind that conceived it is itself a liberal education and a walk through its table of contents is more than a Sabbath day's Journey. The translation was completed and serially published in thirteen years from AD 1883 to 1896 in one hundred fasciculi. The original edition was out of print within the lifetime of Mr. Ganguli, and is made available once again.

Salagramas are celebrated as visible symbols of the supreme god Vishnu, and are worshipped all over the country by devout Hindus. It is therefore rather strange that till now there has been no comprehensive publication on the subject either in English or in any of the Indian languages. The Salagrama kosha has been written in two volumes. The first volume deals with the Salagrama lore in its entirety, while the second volume focuses attention on other details of formal worship like Bana-linga (for Siva), Sona-sila (for Ganesha), and Dhatu-patra and Yantra (for Devi). It also contains a detailed - description of necessary accessories of worship like Ghanta (Bell), Sankha (Conch), Arati (waving of light), rosaries of Rudraksha and Tulasi, Pedestals (Pitha-asana), etc. These publications made extensive use of manuscripts, most of which were in the personal library of the author. These books can be therefore be considered as original contributions to Indology, being based on material that has not yet been published or translated. Vidyalankara, Sastra-Chudamini, Sangita-Kalaratna, Professor Saligrama Krishna Ramachandra Rae, - was a well- known scholar who had combined traditional learning with modern research. Well versed in Sanskrit, Pali, Ardhmagadhi and several modem Indian languages and acquainted with Tibetan and some European languages, he had written extensively on Vedanta, Buddhism, Janism, Indian Culture, Art and Literature. He had written more than Sixty Books in Kannada, a Play in Sanskrit, and a Pall Commentary on a Buddhist classic. One of his books on Iconography in Kannada has won the State Sahitya Academy Award, as also another of his Book on the Tirupati Temple. Some of the books he had authored are- Encyclopaedia of Indian Iconography, Agama Encyclopaedia, Lalita Kosha, Sri Vidya Kosha, Tantric Practices in Sri Vidya, Sri Cakras, Yantra.

By Govinda Dasa, Translated By HH Bhanu Swami, Pages 120

By Sri Krsna Dvaipayana Vyasa Translated By Bhumipati Das, Edited By Purnaprajna Das Pages Vol 1- 438 Vol 2- 564 ,Hardbound

Book 1: 32 Enthralling Stories of Dhruva, Brahma, Siva, Sati, Vyasa, Narada, Devahuti, Parikshit and others Age-old stories from the ancient scriptures reveal ever-fresh and relevant lessons to readers of all ages. In the entire scriptural library the position of Srimad Bhagavatam is unique. The Bhagavatam contains several enlivening tales of wonderful children like Dhruva and Prahlada, virtuous women like Suniti and Kunti, noble kings like Parikshit and Prithu, wise sages like Vyasa and Narada, and powerful incarnations of God like Rama and Narasimha. “Bhagavatam Tales” is an amazing collection of stories retold by Gauranga Darshan Das in a lucid language, to nurture the young minds with every turn of the page. This image-rich story-book enlivens both young and young-at-heart readers with vital values and thought-inspiring activities. Owing to its simplicity and applicability, this book is a close friend to every child, a faithful companion to every teacher, and a must-have in every school’s library. The first volume of Bhagavatam Tales presents 32 stories from the Bhagavatam’s first three cantos and the first twelve chapters of the Fourth Canto. The stories are narrated in a lucid language for the understanding of the younger generation. Along with colorful illustrations that bring the stories alive, each story is presented with important lessons and values like compassion, responsibility, forgiveness, positivity, friendship, respect, leadership, gratitude and so on. The activities at the end of each chapter will not only enthuse the children but adults too. Bhagavatam Tales by Gauranga Darshan Das enlivens children with fascinating stories, enthrals them with bright illustrations, enlightens them with brilliant values, and enthuses them to practically apply the lessons.