Thank you! You hit the nail directly on the
head. Yes I have read them, only once though,
but you put in a nutshell what I couldn't understand
from simply reading them. You are surely Divine!
Thanks Again! Maybe I should get the three books
you are talking about, can you give me the names
of those 3-books, and their authors? Because I
must be reading the wrong books: "Srimad
Bhagavatam," by His Divine Grace, A.C. Bhaktivedanta
Swami Prabhupada, consists 10-Cantos, within 30-books.
Unless you are talking about "Bhagavat Gita, As It Is."
and two other versions. I know there are some digest
versions of Srimad Bhagavatam out there, but the
above version is the first complete, with purport,
transliteration, from Sanskrit to English. I hope we
can get this cleared up, because I am confused now.
Thanks again.
Mike, NYC
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This first book I read was by Eknath Easwaran which I still have.
The second by Parmahans Yoganada w volume where he
talks about life and love and all actions belong to God, ect.
i love this two books dearly, he also explains Jesus teachings
which are beautiful and similar to the Vedic teachings.
The last one was
the same one you mentioned,
his version is incredible and I love his passtion for this God
that he loves and wants to share with the world.
I am envious that these people have so much faith in this Epic God
that might be a true life epic of just fiction epic to keep people
to look up to God and know that truly everything we do is not
our doing and not our will
but His alone.
Thank you! You hit the nail directly on the
head. Yes I have read them, only once though,
but you put in a nutshell what I couldn't understand
from simply reading them. You are surely Divine!
Thanks Again! Maybe I should get the three books
you are talking about, can you give me the names
of those 3-books, and their authors? Because I
must be reading the wrong books: "Srimad
Bhagavatam," by His Divine Grace, A.C. Bhaktivedanta
Swami Prabhupada, consists 10-Cantos, within 30-books.
Unless you are talking about "Bhagavat Gita, As It Is."
and two other versions. I know there are some digest
versions of Srimad Bhagavatam out there, but the
above version is the first complete, with purport,
transliteration, from Sanskrit to English. I hope we
can get this cleared up, because I am confused now.
Thanks again.
Mike, NYC
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Mike, we will talk about his later, right now
I have my son and husband who are waiting for the net.
It makes me nervous and make lots of mispelling.
This is what I talk about the way of Krishna and the way of
today dealings with more material things and pressure coming
from people and all over the place.
This life is insane, caotic, it makes one forget about God and who
we are, we are part of that, but right now I am part of this and must
deal with all this, love
Thank you! You hit the nail directly on the
head. Yes I have read them, only once though,
but you put in a nutshell what I couldn't understand
from simply reading them. You are surely Divine!
Thanks Again! Maybe I should get the three books
you are talking about, can you give me the names
of those 3-books, and their authors? Because I
must be reading the wrong books: "Srimad
Bhagavatam," by His Divine Grace, A.C. Bhaktivedanta
Swami Prabhupada, consists 10-Cantos, within 30-books.
Unless you are talking about "Bhagavat Gita, As It Is."
and two other versions. I know there are some digest
versions of Srimad Bhagavatam out there, but the
above version is the first complete, with purport,
transliteration, from Sanskrit to English. I hope we
can get this cleared up, because I am confused now.
Thanks again.
Mike, NYC
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