The Birth of Draupadi Translated from Sanskrit by Hridayananda Dasa Goswami

Nov 1, 1995 | Hridayananda Dasa Goswami, Mahabharata – The History of Greater India, Volume-29 Number-06

The Pandavas hear the story of the birth of their future wife. The sage Vaisampayana is telling the history of the Pandavas to their great-grandson, King Janamejaya. As the Mahabharata continues, the Pandavas, now living in Ekacakra disguised... read more

Bhima Frees Ekacakra Translated from Sanskrit by Hridayananda Dasa Goswami

Sep 1, 1995 | Hridayananda Dasa Goswami, Mahabharata – The History of Greater India, Volume-29 Number-05

While in hiding disguised as a brahmana,  Bhima gets a chance to use his extraordinary strength. The sage Vaisampayana is telling the history of the Pandavas to their great-grandson, King Janamejaya. As the Mahabharata continues, the Pandavas are now... read more

The Brahmana’s Dilemma Translated from Sanskrit by Hridayananda Dasa Goswami

Jul 1, 1995 | Hridayananda Dasa Goswami, Mahabharata – The History of Greater India, Volume-29 Number-04

Kunti hears a cry of grief sounding throughout the brahmana's house. The sage Vaisampayana is telling the history of the Pandavas to their great-grandson, King Janamejaya. As the Mahabharata continues, the Pandavas, whom their enemies assume... read more

Bhima’s Celestial Travels Translated from Sanskrit by Hridayananda Dasa Goswami

May 1, 1995 | Hridayananda Dasa Goswami, Mahabharata – The History of Greater India, Volume-29 Number-03

Bhima's powerful new wife shows him the wonders of higher realms. The sage Vaisampayana is telling the history of the Pandavas to their great-grandson, King Janamejaya. As the Mahabharata continues, Bhima, having killed the man-eater Hidimba, tries to... read more

Bhima Fights The Man-Eater Translated from Sanskrit by Hridayananda Dasa Goswami

Mar 1, 1995 | Hridayananda Dasa Goswami, Mahabharata – The History of Greater India, Volume-29 Number-02

Having escaped one calamity, the Pandavas and their mother now face the dangers of the jungle. The sage Vaisampayana is telling the history of the Pandavas to their great-grandson, King Janamejaya. As the Mahabharata continues, the Pandavas and... read more

The Fire At Varanavata Translated from Sanskrit by Hridayananda Dasa Goswami

Jan 1, 1995 | Hridayananda Dasa Goswami, Mahabharata – The History of Greater India, Volume-29 Number-01

Knowing of Duryodhana's evil plans, Vidura,  the uncle of the Pandavas, warns them of the danger ahead. The sage Vaisampayana is telling the history of the Pandavas to their great-grandson, King Janamejaya. As the Mahabharata continues, the Pandavas... read more