Reminiscences of a disciple and close attendant who was witness to the daily events of the Holy Mother's life in her obscure village home in rural Bengal. A revelation of divine motherhood in human terms.

The present volume is a translation of the Bengali original, Matrisannidhye.  Swami Ishanananda had the blessed privilege of serving Holy Mother Sri Sarada Devi since his boyhood.  He was initiated by Mother at a very young age and later received the first monastic vow from her.  He served Mother from 1909 till her passing away in 1920.  In this book the author describes many events from this period of the Mother’s life in vivid detail.

Photographs accompanied by notes explaining the contexts in which they were taken. The work is based on research done by Swami Vidyatmananda and Dr. Purba Sengupta.

Translation of the Bengali publication Sri Sri Mayer Padaprante

A concise biography of Sri Sarada Devi by Swami Pavitrananda.

Extensive research has produced new information about this simple-hearted, godly mother of Sri Ramakrishna's consort, Sri Sarada Devi, the Holy Mother.

A concise biography of Holy Mother, Sri Sarada Devi by Swami Tapasyananda, with special emphasis on her revelation of the motherhood of God. Also included is a collection of her utterances.

Swami Atmasthananda, in simple language, has presented a deep and inspiring reflection on the multi-faceted motherhood of Sri Sarada Devi. It is a reflection born of his reverent contemplation on her life for many years. Originally delivered as lectures in Bengali and later translated into english, the book is divided into following sections: The refuge of all;  In the eyes of monastic and lay disciples;  As the mother of the Ramakrishna Order;  Mother of the vicious;  and A gold mine of glory and greatness.

This biographical album contains 179 pictures,including almost all available photos of the Holy Mother as well as pictures of persons and places associated with her life.

This pictorial pilgrimage follows the gentle footsteps of Sri Sarada Devi from her birth in 1853 to her passing away in 1920. Swami Chetanananda presents 830 photographs that span the late nineteenth century up to the present, enabling readers to visualize rural Bengal and the spiritual landmarks of India that were touched and sanctified by Sri Sarada Devi, known to millions simply as Holy Mother.

Book dimensions: 11" x 91/2"