Guest guest Posted July 19, 2000 Report Share Posted July 19, 2000 Mukunda datta Prabhu had written: > Garga-samhita is a good example, and > so far I haven't seen here any solid reasons to believe that the GS is > anything but what it appears to be--a sixteenth century Vallabha > sampradaya work. > Braj scholar Alan > Entwistle explicitly mentions one which concerns itself with Govardhana > (among other topics) as a post-16th CE work written by an unknown > Pushtimarg vaishnava motivated by a desire to give Govardhana the > same kind of prominance Vrindavana was developing under the Gaudiya > gosvamis. I am sorry to revive this topic again. But I just read in Kusakratha Prabhu's Krsna Institute Catalog: Srila Bhaktivinoda Thakura was fond of this book and quoted often from it. It describes Lord Krsna pastimes, giving many pastimes not found in other places, and giving more details in its account of familiar pastimes. So can someone shed more light in relation to this statement? Can someone contact Kusakratha Prabhu, who is in Vrindavana (I believe) and ask him the source of this statement that Bhaktivinoda Thakura used to quote from it? Your servant, Nayana-ranjana das Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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