The Glories and Pastime Srimati Radharani (Set of 2 Volumes)

DETAILS : 

• Author : Bkati Purusottama Swami
• Publisher ‏ : ‎BPS Publications
  
• Language ‏ : ‎English
  
• Hardcover ‏ : ‎500 pages
  
• Weight : 1500 g 
  

ABOUT THE BOOK
Volume-1
O queen of Vrindavan, Sri Radha, I worship You! Your fair complexion is more resplendent than molten gold, the colour of Your sari the hue of a blue lotus flower. Even the beautiful lotus in the full bloom or the rising full moon offers no comparison to Your breathtaking face, for it is much more exquisite. The arches of your elegant eyebrows put to shame Cupid's bow. Your cascading black tresses sway and the dark mascara on Your roving eyes makes them look like restless black partridges. Your fine nose is decorated by a ring studded with the noblest pearl, and Your lips are more charming than bright red tulips. Your sparking, even teeth are like rows of spotlessly white jasmine buds. O Srimate Radha! Among all the beloved gopis You are the cherished jewel. Therefore, kindly be pleased with me.

Volume-2
Radharani is the Queen of Vrnda’s forest. She is the Supreme Goddess of the entire creation. Radha enjoys playing fun games with Krsna, Srimati Radharani is the final transcendental goal. She is naturally situated far, far beyond anyone’s meditation. Radha is ~ very meditative by nature. She is always playing mischievous pranks on Krsna.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Born in Jagannath Puri in 1957 he became associated with ISKCON while on his second year in college. He joined the society in 1978 and was initiated by His ‘Holiness Jayapataka Swami the following year during the Gaura Purnima festival in Sri Dham Mayapur. From then on he served in various capacities, first as sankirtan leader in Kolkata, then on the boat preaching party in Mayapur. Starting in 1983 he served four years as Temple President in Bhuvaneswar. In 1987 he returned to Mayapur to become general manager. Under his supervision the Gita Correspondence-course program, College preaching and book distribution were developed. Maharaja is serving in Mayapur as one of the GBC members. He has also written many books in English & translated in several languages like Bengali, Gujarati, Hindi etc.