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Prabhupada: Your Ever Well-Wisher tells the inspiring story of a remarkable man and his remarkable achievement. A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada - philosopher, scholar, religious leader, author - founded the Hare Krishna movement in 1966, effectively transplanting India's spiritual culture of bhakti yoga from India to America. In his seventies and with almost superhuman drive, Prabhupada took his Hare Krishna movement and its iconic chant around the world and then back to India, establishing centers and ashrams wherever he went and writing over sixty books. Drawing on Prabhupada's own words and on numerous interviews with those who knew him both in India and the West, Prabhupada emerges as a vital and earnest ambassador of spiritual India whose teachings continue to influence spiritual culture today.

Editorial Reviews Book Description “Readings in Vedic Literature” provides a firsthand experience of India’s timeless wisdom. Along with concise introductory essays, the book includes the entire Bhagavad-gita and illuminating excerpts from the Puranas and Upanisads. In this way the reader can discover the tradition for him- or herself.

Editorial Reviews Book Description This exhaustive biography of A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada was originally published in six volumes. Now all six volumes are brought together in one as a special collectors' edition. Stillson Judah, late Professor Emeritus at the Graduate Theological Union/Pacific School of Religion, wrote of the "This work . . . is an eloquent tribute to the memory of a man who played a central role in American religious history during the counter-cultural '60s and '70s. It will provide a mine of information to scholars and to anyone else interested in the movement Prabhupada brought to America from India.

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Die Buchanmerkung behandelt die Veden, die empirische Analyse vedischer Literatur, grundlegende Denkansätze, die Lehren der Acaryas, die Debatte zwischen Unpersönlichkeitslehre und Theismus sowie die vedische Gesellschaftsphilosophie. Zudem enthält sie Leseproben aus wichtigen Texten.