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Post by Nityānanda dāsa on May 21, 2021 11:37:29 GMT -6
I just saw this in a bookstore. Anyone interested?  |
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Post by madanmohandas on May 21, 2021 12:54:37 GMT -6
Wow, that's something to get into. How has it swelled to seven vols? Gita Press manage two. I assume you have Ralph Griffith's translation as well.
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Post by Nityānanda dāsa on May 21, 2021 12:58:19 GMT -6
I think this might be some kind of expanded Devanagari edition. I didn't see an English translation but only briefly glanced inside. It looked like it had an English word for word kind of breakdown but I didn't really get into it. I didn't buy it. It is at a local shop. Ramayana isn't really my thing. I've only read the Subramanian edition.
Jai Radhe!
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Post by Ldd on May 21, 2021 16:41:18 GMT -6
Krishna and the boys used to enact the ram -leela and Lord Chaitanya. The vanars are not normal beings but offsprings of gods just like the ones who came with Krishna. I always keep the set and read on and off..
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Post by Ldd on May 23, 2021 9:03:29 GMT -6
I like when people share the pastimes. Don’t care if it it’s Kurma, Varaha or Rama.. I kinda get tired of the talking and even singing most times. the purpose of all that is to help you get a taste for His pastime I think.
I do like Radha and Krishna. It’s madhurya rasa. But the others appeal to my sense of drama and adventure. Krishna had all that within him.
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Post by Ldd on May 23, 2021 11:45:22 GMT -6
I like when people share the pastimes. Don’t care if it it’s Kurma, Varaha or Rama.. I kinda get tired of the talking and even singing most times. the purpose of all that is to help you get a taste for His pastime I think. I do like Radha and Krishna. It’s madhurya rasa. But the others appeal to my sense of drama and adventure. Krishna had all that within him. One devotee said you cannot enter goloka without adoring mantra murti. All different ways I guess |
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