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VAISNAVA SAINTS by Ananta Sakti Dasa
Written with the older child or young adult in mind, Vaisnava Saints is an illustrated history of the lives of exalted Vaisnava devotees, beginning
8,5” x 11”, 185 pages, Illustrated Softbound, ISBN# 1-887089-19-5, Rs.245
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KRSNA, ISRAEL, AND THE DRUZE by Dhira Govinda Dasa
A group of Hare Krsna devotees in northern Israel discovers a community whose culture and religion remarkably parallel the Vedic tradition. All sectors of Druze society become fascinated by the writings of Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, and the devotees and their lifestyle. These stories intrigue and startle the reader with their seemingly impossible intermingling of peoples, cultures, and religious traditions.
6” x 9”, 312 pages Softbound, ISBN# 1-887089-35-7, Rs.295 |
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THE FINAL JOURNEY by Susan Pattinson, R.N. (Sangita Devi Dasi)
Drawing upon the author’s extensive experience as a registered nurse specializing in hospice care, this book provides a wealth of detailed information. Includes topics such as compassion toward spiritual pain, respect for one’s spiritual desires and convictions, importance of prayers and holy association, and relevant scriptural quotes. Excellent guidelines for the delivery of care to devotees in the last stages of life.
6” x 9”, 200 pages Softbound, ISBN# 1-887089-37-3, Rs.200 |
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SERVANT OF LOVE The Saintly Life of Kirtida Devi
The story of her life on four continents, her special bond with her spiritual master - Tamal Krishna Goswami, and her extraordinary death. When doctors predicted she had only a few months to live she moved to Vrindavan to die. However, Krishna had another plan for her. Though ailing, over the next eight years, Kirtida attended the sick, led pilgrims on tours of the holy places, gave personal medical care and spiritual counsel to the dying, and donated liberally from her life savings to needy individuals and projects. At the end, she fasted from all food for nine weeks and drank no liquids, not even water during her last six days, yet she experienced boundless bliss. According to Goswami, "by her self-willed death, Kirtida cheated a ravaging cancer from ending her life."
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