A Vedanta Kesari presentation.  Originally published as the annual special issue of the journal, this volume on Bhakti will help the readers understand the ideal of bhakti, or divine love, from Hindu as well as other perspectives.

An anthology of verses from the Bhagavatam selected by the ascetic monk, Vishnu Puri, a contemporary of Sri Chaitanya. Includes an informative introductory essay on the Bhagavatam and the Bhagavata religion. Devanagari text with English translation.

This booklet contains the full lecture 'Bhakti or Devotion', plus two short excerpts 'Love of God' and 'Religion of love' taken from notes on lectures and class talks.

Composed by Shankaracharya, these verses express the highest truths of Vedanta, so essential for man's mental and spiritual health, in simple language.  This booklet provides the Devanagari text, followed by transliteration and English translation of each verse.  Translation by Swami Nikhilananda.

This epic is a full literary rendering of Vyasa's Bhagavata Purana written in prose by the author. It appears in 2 complete volumes and is  based on translations by Swami Tapasyananda, Sri Ramakrishna Math, Chennai. It is considered to be a living embodiment of Lord Narayana with the second volume depicting the life of Krishna and all his glories!

An excellent prose translation with commentary based on that of Shankara.

An excellent prose translation. Pocket size.

Bhagavad Gita is a treasure house of wisdom and continues to guide us with eternal values in a changing society. This is a selection of important verses from the Gita on topics such as better concentration, overcoming anger, art of right action, and true happiness. With devanagari text, transliteration, English translation, and comparable quotes from Swami Vivekananda.

In preparing this translation, it was the author's intention to put even the most subtle intracacies of Shankara's arguments into simple English. Devanagari text of Gita and Bhasya and English translation.