In the end, I again thank you for the issues.
Yours sincerely, *
Sd/—S. K. Mehrotra. ~

Sri Babu Lal Misra B. A., LL.B. Advocate, Kanpur and
Dean, Faculty of Law, Agra University.

“Back to Godhead” is edited by Goswami Shri Abhay
Charan Bhaktivedanta, well versed in the Shastras and deeply
devoted to the revival of the spiritual values in manon the
liries chalked out by our Rishis. His exposition of moral and
theological principles is of high order. He tries to solve )
and expostulate Dharmic Tattvas logically and makes anc.ént
teachings and Hindu philosophy easily understandable by com-
mon man. He works with wider outlook and his object is not
to serve any particular class or community but the humanity
as a whole.

The preservation of ancient culture of which India feels
proud needs the elucidation and enunciation of moral
values, which save society from degradation and demoralising
effects. Living in a fool's paradise helps none. Keality has to
be faced. Suspicion, bickerings, selfishness and in short all
the demoniac instincts and qualities responsible for corruption
and morbid state of affairs require immediate elimination. It
appears to be the aim and object of hispaper. I wish him suc-
cess in his holy errand and missionary undertaking. He de;
serves every possible help’ which should be given to him
ungrudingly.

Sri K.D. Bajpai M. A, Archeologist, Saugar Universit, ,
Saugar—M. P. P)

I have been reading the fortnightly periodical ‘Back to
Godhead’”’ with profit and interest. The editor of the paper_.j
Shri Abhay Charan Bhaktivedanta is taking great pains to |”
make it useful to scholars and laymen. The articles published
in the ‘‘Back to Godhead” are very instructive and open thé
way to understand religion and philosophy in their true sense,
T have n> doubt that under the able editorship of Shri Bhakti-
vedantaji, who is a profound scholar, this: paper will render,
great service to humanity. Such papers are greatly needed to
guide the life and thought of the people at large. we
