THE SUBLIME TEACHINGS OF MAHAPRABHU
Is there some such thing as pure and genuine love? Is it ever possible to find happiness that lasts beyond one’s lifetime and never ends? If yes, is there a process by which one can find such love and happiness? This book addresses questions such as these based on the sublime teachings of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu. Mahaprabhu popularized the process of nama-sankirtana, chanting the names of Sri Krishna. He also composed the Siksastakam, a set of eight slokas that describe the process of sankirtana, the ultimate goal prema, and the happiness that comes with it. This book provides a brief and simple introduction to Mahaprabhu’s teachings and potentially opens the door to the pursuit of eternal spiritual happiness.
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THE SUBLIME TEACHINGS OF MAHAPRABHU
THE SUBLIME TEACHINGS OF MAHAPRABHU
Is there some such thing as pure and genuine love? Is it ever possible to find happiness that lasts beyond one’s lifetime and never ends? If yes, is there a process by which one can find such love and happiness? This book addresses questions such as these based on the sublime teachings of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu. Mahaprabhu popularized the process of nama-sankirtana, chanting the names of Sri Krishna. He also composed the Siksastakam, a set of eight slokas that describe the process of sankirtana, the ultimate goal prema, and the happiness that comes with it. This book provides a brief and simple introduction to Mahaprabhu’s teachings and potentially opens the door to the pursuit of eternal spiritual happiness.
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Is there some such thing as pure and genuine love? Is it ever possible to find happiness that lasts beyond one’s lifetime and never ends? If yes, is there a process by which one can find such love and happiness? This book addresses questions such as these based on the sublime teachings of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu. Mahaprabhu popularized the process of nama-sankirtana, chanting the names of Sri Krishna. He also composed the Siksastakam, a set of eight slokas that describe the process of sankirtana, the ultimate goal prema, and the happiness that comes with it. This book provides a brief and simple introduction to Mahaprabhu’s teachings and potentially opens the door to the pursuit of eternal spiritual happiness.
