Product Details:
Softbound Edition
- Softbound; 192 pages; 24 x 20.3 (centimeters); 5.5 x 8 (inches)
- over 400 pictures and illustrations; no index
- Publisher: The Bhaktivedanta Book Trust; First issue: 2002
- ISBN: 0-89213-351-1
- Suggested Audience: Advanced
Here’s the most concise, colorful overview of philosophy and culture of Vaishnavism, or bhakti-yoga—the hidden glory of India.
After thirty years of research, Steven J. Rosen (Satyaraja Dasa) breaks open the vault of Gaudiya Vaishnavism, revealing everything from the basics of the spiritual path to advanced techniques for chanting the maha-mantra.
The Hidden Glory of India is the world’s first full-color overview of Krishna consciousness, with easy-to-read sections on such subjects as Krishna and His incarnations, Radha and the gopis, the significance of om, the meaning of mantras, the nature of the demigods, Krishna conscious perspectives on women, dance, music and art, and how all this relates to contemporary Hinduism. A perfect gift for family members and friends, The Hidden Glory of India is as beautiful to look at as it is rich in philosophy and wisdom.
