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Seeaae = a4 “Books are the basis of the Krsna conscious-
E $325 £=8i8%s 1 ness movement,” Srila Prabhupada often said.
. 7 | Here we see him (1) studying the Srimad-
3 Shana waaaa Bhagavatam, Nairobi 1975; (2) inspecting an
: : £ #3 £ be & $¢ $8 : ¢ = | early Bhaktivedanta Book Trust pressroom,
New York 1971; (3) translating the Srimad-
:  — Bhagavatam, New York 1974; (4) viewing the
i } my ' ¥ work of the BBT art academy, New York 1974;
oy as and (5) examining a newly printed volume of
ah ap ; f h A ‘f the Bhagavatam, Los Angeles 1976. Over a
Md ) owes Vig twelve-year period Srila Prabhupada left the
’ x * ‘ i world more than eighty books on the science of
= me b die self-realization (6). His books have already
A : been translated into twenty-five major
‘ languages.
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