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By Srila Bhaktivinoda Thakura, Translated By His Holiness Bhanu Swami, Pages 38

Thousand Names of Lord Visnu with the “Namartha Sudha Bhasya” of Baladeva Vidyabhusana By Sri Krsna Dvaipayana Vedavasa, Translated By Kusakratha Das, Edited By The Team of Iskcon Devotees, Pages 126

By Sri Narahari Chakravarti Thakura, Edited by Purnaprajna Dasa, Pages 168

One Thousand Names Of Lord Gopala Krsna Spoken By Lord Siva To Parvati Devi Translated By Bhumipati Dasa, Edited By Mahanidhi Swami Pages 114

By Srila Rupa Goswami, Translated By Kusakratha Dasa Pages 428, Hardbound

Srila Raghunatha Dasa Gosvami, Translated By Kusakratha Dasa Pages 388, Hardbound

By Kusakratha Dasa and Edited by Purnaprajna Dasa, Pages 197

By Rupa Gosvami, Translated by Kusakratha Dasa, Edited by Nandgopal Jivan Dasa Pages 332, Hardbound

By Rupa Gosvami, Translated by Kusakratha Dasa, Edited by Nandgopal Jivan Dasa Pages 388, Hardbound

By Srila Sanatan Goswami, Pages 2641, Hardbound

by SATSVARUPA DASA GOSWAMI, 2285 pages, Hardcover

Vedic Answer for the Human Sitution By Suhotra Swami, Pages 138

The present volume contains the Bhagavata Purana Part I (Skandhas 1-3) in English translation. It is the seventh in the series of fifty volumes on Ancient Indian Tradition and Mythology. The project of the series was envisaged and financed in 1970 by Shri Sundarlal jain the verteran enterpriser in the field of oriental publication and the leading partner messrs Motilal Banarsidas. Hitherto seven volumes of the series have been published and are ready for sale. The present translation is based on the Sanskrit text of the Bhagavata Purana published by Messrs Ksemaraja Srikrsnadas Venkatesvara Press, Bombay. This text constructed on the collation of mss and supported by the oldest commentator Sridhara Svamin is fairly accurate. But we have also recorded the translation of all the additional verses accepted as genuine in the authoritative commentaries of Ramanuja and Madhva Schools there are not found in the text of Sridhara Svamin. The Bhagavata Purana Deals with a variety of subjects geographical historical philosophical religious and the like which need elucidation. This task could not be accomplished by a mere translation. We have therefore provided footnotes on these topics. On the philosophical verses especially we have recorded different interpretations of the commentators belonging to different schools of thought viz those of sankara Ramanuja Madhva, Nimbarka, Vallabha and Caitanya (Gaudiya School of Vaisnavism) and also two eminent Marathi commentators Krsna Dayarnava and Ekanatha. In the Accomplishment of this task we have utilized the commentaries published in the Bhagavata Vidya Peeth Ahmedabad Edition and in the Vrindavana edition of this purana. In order to help the reader understand the background of the subject matter we have prefixed to this part a critical and comparative introduction which discusses among other topics the date authorship, philosophy, religion and general characteristics of this Purana. A Brief not on the commentators has also been added to the introduction while a general index is thought to be included in the last Part of this work. Before closing it is our pleasant duty to put on record our sincere gratitude to Dr. S.K. Chatterjee, Dr. V. Raghavan of the UNESCO for their kind encouragement and valuable help which render this work more valuable to scholars than it would otherwise have been. We must also thank the learned translator and annotator Dr. G.V. Tagare for his untiring zeal and sustained efforts in bringing out his volume within scheduled time in spite of untold obstacles. Finally we avail of this opportunity to state that any critical suggestion and advice for improvement are welcome and will receive proper consideration from us.

Compiled from the interviews of Srila Prabhupada disciples by Siddhanta Das Vol 1 Pages 476, Vol 2 Pages 480, Vol 3 Pages 463, Vol 4 Pages 300, Vol 5 Pages 270

Sri Namastaka of Srila Rupa Gosvami Prabhupada with the Sanskrit commentary of Srila Baladeva Vidyabhusana, and the Bengali paraphrase and explanation of Srila Bhaktivinoda Thakura.

Administration from a Metaphysical Perspective By B.T.Swami Vol 1 Pages 267 Vol 2 Pages 181

Srila Prabhupada Lilamrta (A Biography of A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada) (Founder-Acarya of the International Society for Consciousness) (In Seven Volumes) By Satsvarupa Dasa Goswami, Hardbound Pages 2504 (124 Color And 120 B/W Illustrations)

Srila Baladeva Vidyabhusana, Translated By HH Bhanu Swami, Pages 74

Prayers from a saintly king beseeching Krishna to grant him His service. The saintly king Kulashekhara lived more than a millennium ago in India, yet his Mukunda-mala-stotra speaks to us today with the fresh voice of truth. It is the voice of a realized soul beseeching the Lord—and us—with the utmost sincerity. He calls to all people to hear of the treatment for the disease of birth and death. The Mukunda-mala-stotra is a simple expression of King Kulashekhara’s devotion to Krishna and his eagerness to share his good fortune with everyone else.

An Introduction, Sanskrit Text, English Translation, Notes & Appendix Trasnlated into English By Swami Vijnanananda, Pages 643, Hardbound