Volume-01 Number-03 – Back To Godhead

Jul 1, 1966 | Advertisement, Volume-01 Number-03

INTRODUCTION TO BHAGAVAD-GITA An introduction to Geetopanishad, the Bhagavad Gita as It Is. Swamiji is presently working on a complete translation of the text of the Gita. Now this introduction is available. 35 cents KRISHNA THE RESERVOIR OF PLEASURE by A.C.... read more

Poem
by Brahmananda Swami

Jul 1, 1966 | Brahmananda Swami, Poetry, Volume-01 Number-03

Just as in the dawning sun the shadow a tree throws is long, but as the sun rises it shortens, recoiling into the tree until at noon the tree casts no shadow but only stands alone, ablaze in the purifying light: So the shadow I cast recedes as my Consciousness... read more

The Unconditioned State
by Rayarama Dasa Brahmachari

Jul 1, 1966 | Life in the Spiritual World, Rayarama Dasa, Volume-01 Number-03

We are conditioned beings. Our thinking and communicating are done by means of symbols, such as words and colors and forms. By the use of words we try to understand our position in existence. Furthermore, we try to communicate to teach and learn through words. Words... read more

Jul 1, 1966 | Advertisement, Volume-01 Number-03

SRIMAD BHAGAVATAM by Krishna Dvaipayana Vyasadeva The original and genuine commentary on Vedanta philosophy by the author of Vedanta himself, Vyasadeva, now available for the first time in English with authorised explanation by Swami A.C. Bhaktivedanta.... read more

Reflections on the Mantra by Allen Ginsberg

Jul 1, 1966 | Allen Ginsberg, Holy Name, Volume-01 Number-03

Mantram (singular), mantra (plural) is a short verbal formula like Rolling Stones' "I'm going home," or Gertrude Stein's "A rose is a rose is a rose," which is repeated as a form of prayer meditation over and over until the original... read more

From The Lectures of Swami A.C. Bhaktivedanta by His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada

Jul 1, 1966 | A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, Srila Prabhupada's Lectures, Volume-01 Number-03

Notes transcribed from a lecture given September 23, 1966 The Paramatman, or the Supersoul, is distinguished from jivatman, the individual soul that enjoys the fruits of the body. Jivatman is under the spell of the material qualities, and he enjoys of... read more

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