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The Adventures of Prince Santosh
'The Adventures of Prince Santosh' is the story of a young prince who leaves his palace in search of adventure and independence. On his journey, Prince Santosh meets lots of people who have different strengths and abilities, befriending them and working together to build a home. His story is full of many adventures but it all takes a new turn when he falls in love with a beautiful girl.
Sid and Bassant
Sid and Bassant are two brothers who were banished to the forest by their father when they were very young. Due to a misfortune they get separated and lead completely different lives to each other.
The Golden Prince
Prince James leaves his palace for a life in the woods because his father made a promise to a Sage. He obtained a magic ring; he could wish for anything he wants. He has a beautiful princess as his wife but he acted as a poor man in front of her. What made him hide his true identity from everyone especially his wife?
The Adventures of Prince Santosh
'The Adventures of Prince Santosh' is the story of a young prince who leaves his palace in search of adventure and independence. On his journey, Prince Santosh meets lots of people who have different strengths and abilities, befriending them and working together to build a home. His story is full of many adventures but it all takes a new turn when he falls in love with a beautiful girl.
Dharma, the Way of Transcendence
The word dharma, originally from the Sanskrit, refers to the inherent, unchanging nature of something – sugar’s dharma is to be sweet, water’s dharma is to be wet, and fire’s dharma is to emit heat and light. Dharma also refers to our natural duty. We humans have ordinary dharma and an ultimate dharma that relates to who we are at soul level. That dharma requires that we ask existential questions and then seek ultimate answers – questions such as Who am I? Why am I here? and What is my ultimate purpose? Dharma, the Way of Transcendence is a compilation of lectures on human dharma given by His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada in 1972 as he toured India. Here he teaches that the dharma of all humans and every other living embodied soul – is service. No one can exist for a moment without serving someone or something else, even if it’s only the mind and senses. So the question is, whom or what can we serve if we want to be truest to ourselves?
Frost In May
'Frost in May is the unsurpassed novel of convent school life. This story of a clash between a determined young girl and an authoritarian regime is both perceptive and painfully emotional, convincing in every detail' - Hermione Lee, Observer With a new introduction by Tessa Hadley Nanda Gray, the daughter of a Catholic convert, is nine when she is sent to the Convent of Five Wounds. Quick-witted, resilient and eager to please, she accepts this closed world where, with all the enthusiasm of the outsider, her desires and passions become only those the school permits. Her only deviation from total obedience is the passionate friendships she makes. Convent life is perfectly captured - the smell ...
Sri Namamrta
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Coming Back
What makes it different from other books on the subject is the input from ancient Vedic sources, and the writings of Swami Prabhupada who gives a highly clear and complete description of the entire phenomena.
Elevation to Krsna Consciousness
The quality of our consciousness can go up or down based on how we see the world and act in it. When we act like the eternal spiritual beings that we are – small parts of a supreme whole – makes us happy. But if we focus our attempts at happiness on the temporary body and mind – on matter – and make those our life's priority, our consciousness will shrink and we’ll be miserable. Spiritual elevation – raising our consciousness to higher levels – happens quickly when we revive our God consciousness. In this compact book, Srila Prabhupada recommends seeing the world as it is – a temporary place full of anxiety – and then taking the road to higher consciousness by rediscovering our relationship with the Supreme Person, Krishna. Anyone can become elevated; the journey begins with a single step up.
