SRIMAD-BHAGAVATAM of Krsna-dvaipayana Vyasa—
translated with elaborate commentary. (ISKCON PRESS,
1971)
Srimad-Bhagavatam is known as the “postgraduate study” of
the Bhagavad-gita. As the Gita contains the words and teachings
of Lord Krsna, Srimad-Bhagavatam contains descriptions about
the glories and pastimes of Krsna with His devotees. Srimad-
Bhagavatam contains all knowledge—material and spiritual—for
the upliftment of the human being. Its contents include:
description of the avataras of Godhead, symptoms of men in
the age of quarrel, real remedy for peace in the world, compara-
tive importance of bhakti-yoga and mystic powers, principles of
saintly association and innumerable other topics.
Vol. I (Canto I) 374 pp., 24 color illus. Soft $3.95 Hard $6.95
TEACHINGS OF LORD CAITANYA-—A Treatise on Factual
Spiritual Life. (ISKCON, 1968)
For thousands of years, sincere souls all over the world in
search of spiritual realization have accepted Bhagavad-gita as
their most basic and profound text. Lord Caitanya, the most
munificent incarnation of Godhead, appeared 500 years ago to
demonstrate by example how to live the teachings of Bhagavad-
gita in the present age. Teachings of Lord Caitanya recounts the
words and deeds of this great saint. Lord Caitanya was famous as
a scholar and spoke authoritatively on Krsna, yoga, liberation,
and nirvana; still He is better known as the divine origin of the
Hare Krsna movement, distributing love of God simply by singing
the holy names. In His profound discourses on Vedanta and in His
ecstatic sankirtana festivals, Lord Caitanya was an example to all
of how to attain the ultimate goal of life—Love of God—and this
most advanced work on spiritual science can bring the reader into
loving reciprocation with that Absolute Truth.
292 pp., 11 illustrations, Hard $5.95 Soft $3.95
SRI ISOPANISAD—The knowledge that brings one nearer
to the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Krsna. (ISKCON
PRESS, 1970)
All the major scriptures of the world indicate that God is not
impersonal, but is a person. From the most authoritative sources,
the famed 108 Upanisads of India, Sri [sopanisad supplies
