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Tue, 17 Apr 2001 15:37:38 -0700 (PDT)

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Sri Krishna Kathamrita Bindu (fwd)

 

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ISKCON Gopaljiu Publications is pleased to announce the launching of "Sri

Krishna Kathamrta Bindu", a free bi-weekly email

mini-magazine, published every ekadasi, dedicated exclusively to Krishna Katha.

Like the bigger Sri Krishna-kathamrta magazine,

it is designed for those who want to go deep into the pastimes, philosophy,

literature and history of Gaudiya Vaishnavism.

Bindu will feature regular articles from previous acaryas such as Srila A.C.

Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, Srila

Bhaktisiddhanta Saraswati Prabhupada, Srila Thakur Bhaktivinode, Viswanath

Chakravarti, Rupa Goswami, etc., as well as new

translations, research findings and contemporary articles.

 

We have taken the liberty to add your name to our initial subscription list

because we feel that you'll like Bindu and will

appreciate the drops of nectar every two weeks, conveniently delivered to your

email address. The premier issue is being sent to

you simultaneously attached to a separate text. (If somehow you do not receive

it please contact us.) The first regular issue will

appear on Varuthini Ekadasi, 19 April. If you are not interested in subscribing

to this free service, we sincerely apologize for

any inconvenience caused. Just send a blank email to minimag and

type "Un" in the subject line and you will

be automatically removed from our list.

 

In upcoming issues you can look forward to reading excerpts from the lives of

great acaryas such as Rasikananda Prabhu,

Birchandra Prabhu, and Gangamata Goswamini, new translations of stories from

different Puranas as well as little known but highly

respected Gaudiya Vaishnava literatures such as, "Mahabhava Prakash", written in

the 1500's by Kahnai Kuntia, an Orissan associate

of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu; "Sri Abhiram Lilamrta", written in the mid-1500s by

Srila Tilak Ram Das, a disciple of Srila Abhiram

Thakur; "Sri Prema Vilas", written in the early 1600's by Srila Nityananda Das,

a disciple of Jahnava Devi; "Sri Karnananda",

written in 1607 by Srila Yadunandan Das Thakur; and "Sri Bhakti Ratnakara",

written in the late 1700's by Srila Narahari

Chakravarti etc, etc...

 

Each Bindu will be an easily digestible four pages long, and will be published

in "PDF" format. To read them you will need to

have some version of Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your system. Adobe

Acrobat Reader is a free software. If you do not already

have a copy you can download it from www.adobe.com.

 

Sri Krishna Kathamrita Bindu is inspired by our beloved spiritual master Sri

Srimad Gour Govinda Swami, who desired that devotees

work to uphold the prestige of Srila Prabhupada's ISKCON movement by propagating

nectarean Krishna-katha. It is our hope that

these drops of Krishna-katha will help to enliven the preachers in this movement

who are working hard all over the world to spread

Krishna consciousness.

 

For more information on Gopal Jiu Publications, check out our new website at:

 

www.gopaljiu.org

 

Or if you have any comments or suggestions we are always happy to hear from you.

Contact us at:

 

katha

 

We will consider our endeavor a success if this brings a little pleasure to the

Vaishnavas.

 

Your servant, Madhavananda Das

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