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PADAYATRA WORLDWIDE
About five hundred years ago, Śri Caitanya Mahaprabhu predicted that His name would be chanted in every town and village of the world. Traveling on foot for almost six years, He inundated the Indian subcontinent with the mahamantra and established the superiority of kṛṣṇa-bhakti. Gaurāṅga traveled only in India, and to accomplish the phenomenal task of spreading the “great mantra for deliverance” to every nook and cranny of the planet, He sent His empowered senāpatī-bhakta – commander-in-chief and pure devotee – Śrīla Prabhupāda.
Back To Home
This book is a compilation of the articles written for Back to Godhead magazine to date by Lokanath Swami.
SANSKRIT PRONUNCIATION
Sanskrit Pronunciation book is a storehouse of knowledge for all devotees who not only want to understand the Vedic scriptures and spread the message of Caitanya Mahaprabhu, but also want to reap full benefit of pronouncing the verses in slokas and prayers correctly.
Pilgrimage and Power
Kama Maclean covers the Kumbh Mela in Allahabad, India, which is not merely a major Hindu religious pilgrimage but the largest religious gathering in the world.
Our Merciful Mother Gaṅgā
On the cult of Gaṅgā, Hindu deity.
KAILASH- FAITH AND BEYOND
The eternity meshes with time and the slightness and impermanence of mortality greet the intricacies of immortality at the holy Mount Kailash. From time immemorial, before the dawn of civilizations, the sacred mountain Kailash has been visited by the followers of many faiths and main religions of Asia including Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism and Bon religion to seek answers to their perpetual spiritual quest and to unravel the prevailing mysteries. The interest in Mount Kailash goes beyond faith and repeated attempts have been made to unravel the mysteries attached to it using possible modalities. The Western explorers developed an interest in the Kailash region during the past few centuries leading to several expeditions to the area resulting in scientific research gaining momentum in the late 20th and 21st centuries to unravel various mysteries. The saga of Mount Kailash goes much beyond the faith and spiritual aspect associated with it for centuries and to date instills awe and inspiration among humanity to unravel the secrets, myths and understand the underlying science of the Kailash phenomenon.
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Ganga
Combining travelogue, science, and history, Ganga is an extraordinary journey through northern India: from the river's source high in the Himalayas, past great cities and poor villages, to lush Saggar Island, where the river finally meets the sea. Along the way Julian Crandall Hollick encounters priests and pilgrims, dacoits and dolphins, the fishermen who subsist on the river, and the villagers whose lives have been destroyed by her. He finds that popular devotion to Ganga is stronger and blinder than ever, and it is putting her--and her people--in great risk.
Indian Political Parties Annual, 2007
The Annual provides a chronicle of events in country's political affairs on a day-to-day basic and covers all the 6 national and 33 regional parties recognised by the election commission of India. Useful for party members political activists, media houses, libraries, political analysts, academicians and scholars.
Political Campaigning in Digital India
This book provides a conceptual toolkit to understand the changing technologies and dynamics of political campaigning in India. Examining political campaigning and party strategies across many Indian states, with special attention to regional politics, histories, cultures, social and technological contexts, the book discusses the potential impacts of campaign strategies on electoral outcomes. Political campaigning reached a tipping point with millions of social media users engaging online with family and friends, political issues, parties and candidates in India’s 2019 parliamentary election. Although India’s political parties had been working with consultants and professional advertisin...
