Dvaita literature 2.

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Dear Sri Bhasker,

Very good. You have brought to light such rare books

like MBTN by GuruRajaRao. Only wish someone takes

reprinting such books instead of producing new ones.

For example,there is a translation of

Bhag.Tatparyanirnaya in Kannada by one Sri

Krishnamurthy. An excellent book. Unfortunately we

don't get copies of such books since they are out of

print. As I wrote earlier,the last century has seen a

big boom of Madhva literature which should be

preserved for the benefit of posterity.

 

Best wishes,

Bannur.R

 

--- Balakrishnan Basker <bbasker

wrote:

> Namaskara to all Haribhaktas.

>

> Dvaita literature 2.

> Books in English continued.

>

> 13.Trikala Sandyavandana (Yajur and Rigveda)88pages.

> T.G.Ramachandra Rao,1999,55/4,Dr.C.P.Ramaswamy

> Road,Abhiramapuram,Chennai 600 018.

>

> 14.Sri Sri Satyapramodhara Guruvara Charitamritam,

> S.V.Ramachandraachaar,Tirukampuliyur

> P.O.,Krinarayapuram Taluk,Karur

> district,Tamilnadu,639 102.

>

> 15. Guru Guna Sthavanam of Sri Vadindra teertharu.

> Dr.C.B.H. Rau,1973,Grantha prachara Seva

> Sangam,Srirangam.

>

> 16. Upanishad Khandarthas of Raaghvendra yati. A

> critical exposition,

> Dr.K.B. Archak.Dvaita Vedanta Studies amd Research

> Foundation,

> Bangalore. (1987)

>

> 17. Sankara and Madhva on the Isaavaasya Upanishad,

> Dr. K.B.Archak,1981,1.Shri Krishna nivas,State bank

> colony Barakotri Road,Dharwad 580007.

>

> 18.The Bhagawat Gita and its classic commentaries.

> Dr. S.K. Bhavani., 1995,The Dvaita Vedanta Studies

> and Research Foundation,Bangalore 560 004.

>

> to b e continued.

> Yours in the service of Sri Harih,

> Dr. B. Basker.

>

>

>

 

 

 

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Namaskara to all Haribhaktas.

I totally aggree with the views of Sri Bannnur in saving the valuable

old books for posterity. Such rare books now have become a vanishing

reality and some of them are virtually in tatters and in urgent need of

a reprint. As I was conversing with Sri Prahlada a devoteee who was

running a magazine called Harike and had to stop because of patrons(as

was the case of many good journals) he came up with a very good idea of

atleast having a bookhouse on madva literature in all languages in main

cities that could cater to the needs of the interested madhva public.

He also suggested a centre for Madhva philosophy with a few systems so

that people interested in this philosophy could come and get what they

want by the left click of the mouse. Since, nowadays the scanner

facility is availabe books can be scanned and stored . We can find that

the other schools are having a plethora of institutions and bookshops to

propagate their faith but it is a real pathos that we are not in the

fray. I had earlier suggested the starting of a Madhva philosophy

department (as only one department perhaps available at Tirupati),then

for an institution and now finally settled down for atleast a centre

because the former two are reallly out of reach since it involves a lot

of finance. I request that the members of the list to come out with

valuable suggestions in this regard.

 

Yours in the Service of Sri Harih.

Dr. B. Basker.

 

 

RAMACHANDRA RAO wrote:

 

> Dear Sri Bhasker,

> Very good. You have brought to light such rare books

> like MBTN by GuruRajaRao. Only wish someone takes

> reprinting such books instead of producing new ones.

> For example,there is a translation of

> Bhag.Tatparyanirnaya in Kannada by one Sri

> Krishnamurthy. An excellent book. Unfortunately we

> don't get copies of such books since they are out of

> print. As I wrote earlier,the last century has seen a

> big boom of Madhva literature which should be

> preserved for the benefit of posterity.

>

> Best wishes,

> Bannur.R

>