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Serving vraja And Her Devotees An Insight Into The Life And Mode And Mood Of The Literary Works Of Sri Kumbhandasji

A Thematic Study of Srimad Bhagavatam By Pavaneswar Das, Pages 316

Sixteenth century in medieval Indian History has been witness to a great social movement called bhakti. The expressions of devotion by the saints, mystics and poets of this movement created scintillating patterns of literary marvels, including everlasting Ramacharitmanas by Tulsidas and Sursagarby Surdas.The popularity of Krishna devotion revived by Surdas simultaneously led to the popularity of Sursagar. The compositions were compiled, illustrated and treasured in large numbers. With the decay of the Mughal Empire and the dispersal of its atelier, the regional schools became the new patrons of art. The principality of Awadh was a great centre of all forms of art, including literature, painting and music in the nineteenth century. The paintings of these two illustrated manuscripts of Sursagar, one prepared under the royal patronage and the other under the popular stream, provide a deep insight into the style and the art of the Awadh School.

By Swami B.B.Tirtha Hardbond, Pages 220

Songs Of The Gopis, Gurus Of The Path Of Grace A Study The Five Songs Of Love Sung By The Gopis In The Srimad Bhagavatam Tenth Canto.

(sri vraja kisoriju ko samarpita vraja rasa sangraha) Exploring The Rasa Mandala Tradition Of Sri Vrindavan Through Literary Work (Bhaktikalina Yuga Vraja Bhasha Sahitya) Dedicated To Sri Radhika

The Eight Periods Of Service In The Path Of Grace According To The Ashta Chaap Poets Original Devnagri, Transliterations And Translations In English

More truth about the lies We tell ourselves By Sukhavaha Dasi Pages 408

Some truth About the less We tell Ourselves By Sukhavaha Dasi Pages 306

Long ago in India, there lived an old sage named Vishnu Sharma. At that same time, there also lived a king, Amara Shakti, who had three sons. These boys were a constant worry for the king. They paid little attention to their lessons and showed no signs of ever being able to take over the kingdom. In great anxiety the king consulted with Vishnu Sharma, who promised that in just six months he could make the princes as wise as the great lord of heaven, Indradeva. “Mighty king,” said the sage, “more important than knowledge is knowing how to use it. I will teach this to your sons. They will learn how to think, not what to think. Then they will be ready to rule the world.” So the king sent his sons to Vishnu Sharma. The sage then began to tell them stories. “These tales of animals and men,” he said, “will awaken your intelligence and make you equal to the gods.” Krishna Dharma is a Hindu scholar and renowned author of popular, award-winning editions of India’s great epics, the Mahabharata and the Ramayana Relish the fascinating stories told by Vishnu Sharma, which took the form of five separate books – The Panchatantra, or ‘Five Wise Lessons.’

Pages- Part-1: 922 Part-2: 1124 (Hard Bound)

By Shubha Vilas, Pages 226

Practical Wisdom From Timeless Stories By Gaurang Darsan Das Pages 176

By Hari Vilas Pages: 104

Understanding the mood of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu By Sri Srimad Gour Govind Swami Maharaja Pages 25

By Dr. Sahadeva Dasa Pages 102

Twenty One Lives That Defined Indian Spirituality By Nityanand Charan Das, Pages 338

By Nityanand Charan Das Pages: 256

By Nityanand Charan Das Pages: 120

Inspiring Stoies Explaining key Shlokas of the Bhagavad Gita By Gauranga Darshan Das Pages 80