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ALL GLORY TO SRI GURU AND GOURANGA
ALL GLORY TO SRI GURU AND GOURANGA


''Atmaramas cha munayo nirgrantha api urukrame''<br>
''Atmaramas cha munayo nirgrantha api urukrame''<br />
''Kurvanti ahaituki bhaktimitthambhuta gunah Harih.''
''Kurvanti ahaituki bhaktimitthambhuta gunah Harih.''


(pp. 367)
(pp. 367)


'''SRIMAD'''<br>
'''SRIMAD'''<br />
'''BHAGWATAM'''<br>
'''BHAGWATAM'''<br />
''of''<br>
''of''<br />
KRISHNA DWAIPAYANA VYAS
KRISHNA DWAIPAYANA VYAS


ENGLISH VERSION<br>
ENGLISH VERSION<br />
(Second Volume)
(Second Volume)


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'''SRIMAD'''<br>
'''SRIMAD'''<br />
'''BHAGWATAM'''
'''BHAGWATAM'''


'''SECOND PART'''
'''SECOND PART'''


'''(From Seventh Chapter 2nd half to Twelfth Chapter'''<br>
'''(From Seventh Chapter 2nd half to Twelfth Chapter'''<br />
'''of the First Canto.)'''
'''of the First Canto.)'''


''Original Sanskrit text, its Roman transliteration''<br>
''Original Sanskrit text, its Roman transliteration''<br />
''English Synonyms of word to word,''<br>
''English Synonyms of word to word,''<br />
''English Translation and''<br>
''English Translation and''<br />
''Elaborate''<br>
''Elaborate''<br />
''PURPORTS''<br>
''PURPORTS''<br />


''by''
''by''
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Published by


'''THE LEAGUE OF DEVOTEES (Regd)'''<br>
'''THE LEAGUE OF DEVOTEES (Regd)'''<br />
'''VRINDABAN'''<br>
'''VRINDABAN'''<br />
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<div style="float:left">''free for:''<br>
<div style="float:left">''free for:''<br />
The Members</div>
The Members</div>
<div style="float:right">Rs. 16/- (India)<br>
<div style="float:right">Rs. 16/- (India)<br />
£2/- (Foreign)</div>
£2/- (Foreign)</div>


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<div align=right>V. KRISHNAMACHARYA</div>
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<div align=center>*Review by the Adyar Library Bulletin No, 27 (1-4) 1963.</div>
<div class="center">*Review by the Adyar Library Bulletin No, 27 (1-4) 1963.</div>




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ALL GLORY TO SRI GURU AND GOURANGA

Atmaramas cha munayo nirgrantha api urukrame
Kurvanti ahaituki bhaktimitthambhuta gunah Harih.

(pp. 367)

SRIMAD
BHAGWATAM
of
KRISHNA DWAIPAYANA VYAS

ENGLISH VERSION
(Second Volume)


By A.C. BHAKTIVEDANTA SWAMI

LIST OF OTHER BOOKS

(In English)

1. GEETOPANISHAD.
2. CHAITANYA CHARITAMRITA ESSAYS AND TEXT.
3. SCIENCE OF DEVOTION.
4. EASY JOURNEY TO OTHER PLANETS.
5. PRACTICAL THEISM.
6. MESSAGE OF GODHEAD.
7. ISOPANISHAD.
8. PRAYERS OF KING KULASHEKHAR.
Editor of the fortnightly Journal
BACK - TO - GODHEAD
AND
FOUNDER SECRETARY.


THE LEAGUE OF DEVOTEES (Regd.)


Residence:-Sri Radha Damodar Temple

Sebakunja, Vrindaban U.P.

Office:-Sri Radha Krishna Temple

Post Box No. 1846
DELHI-6.

SRIMAD
BHAGWATAM

SECOND PART

(From Seventh Chapter 2nd half to Twelfth Chapter
of the First Canto.)

Original Sanskrit text, its Roman transliteration
English Synonyms of word to word,
English Translation and
Elaborate
PURPORTS

by

A.C. BHAKTIVEDANTA SWAMI

1964

Published by

THE LEAGUE OF DEVOTEES (Regd)
VRINDABAN
AND

POST BOX No. 1846. DELHI-6


free for:
The Members
Rs. 16/- (India)
£2/- (Foreign)




*SRIMAD BHAGWATAM, Part 1. Edited with English translation and notes by A.C. BHAKTIVEDANTA SWAMI. Published by the League of Devotees, Brindavan, 1962. Page vii, 364, xii. Price Rs. 16.

The Bhagavata-purana, which is one of the mahapuranas, commands high respect among all sections of Hindus, especially among votaries of the Vallabha and Caitanya sects. It has been assigned a high rank by them on a par with the Upanisad's, Bhagavad-gita and Vedantasutra's as the fourth branch of Vedanta and even mentioned as Sruti itself. There are numerous editions of the text with or without commentaries in Sanskrit, and translations into English and almost all the Indian languages. However, the present edition has its own value, containing the original text in Devanagari type together with Roman transliteration and English translation, with elaborate notes and comments in English for each verse. The notes and comments are highly valuable as they reveal correctly the inner meaning of the verses from the point of view of the bhakti cult of the Caitanya school. The editor's vast and deep study of the subject and critical insight are reflected in these notes and comments. Commenting on verses 28 and 29 of the second chapter of the first Book, the editor ably maintains that Sri Krsna is the only object of worship and that all the scriptural injunctions, austerities, sacrifices and religious observances are intended to please Him.

In his scholarly introduction containing about 48 pages, the editor gives an interesting outline biography of Caitanya, including some of the events that took place during his sacred mission all over India for propagating his teachings among the people. The controversial discussions with Ramananda Roy and Prakasananda are noteworthy. In every event narrated, the author stresses the importance of bhakti towards Sri Krsna which is the kernel of the Caitanya doctrine. The introduction concludes with an English version of Caitanya's Siksastaka, a work in eight verses addressed to Sri Krsna. This first volume contains chapters 1 to 6 and the first seven verses of the seventh chapter of the first Book. Further volumes of this publication are eagerly awaited. The glossary appended to the volume gives explanations of the technical words used in the notes and comments.

V. KRISHNAMACHARYA
*Review by the Adyar Library Bulletin No, 27 (1-4) 1963.