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Vaishnava:     more books (100)

Grains of Gold: (From the Vaishnava Mystics). Part I, With an Introduction to Mysticism by R.S.; B.L. Ranganathan Desikan, 1934-01-01 The Path of Grace: Social Organization and Temple Worship in a Vaishnava Sect by Peter Bennett, 1993-12 The Mughal and Sikh rulers and the Vaishnavas of Pindori;: A historical interpretation of 52 Persian documents, by B. N Goswamy, 1969 The history & literature of the Gaudiya Vaishnavas and their relation to other medieval Vaishnava schools by Sambidananda Das, 1991 Vaishnava Carana Dasa Babaji Chaitanya and the Vaishnava Poets Songs of the Vaishnava Acaryas Vedanta-Vajravali / Lightning Bolts of Vedanta / Part 1 by Vaishnava Research Institute, 1984 Vaishnava-Pancaratra Agama, katipaya paksha (Hindi Edition) by Ramapyare Misra, 1994 Gauriya Vaishnava sahitya aura Kavikarnapura racita Caitanyacandrodaya (Hindi Edition) by Sipra Bainarji, 2000 Bharatiya kala mem Vaishnava parampara (Hindi Edition) by Saila Pradhana, 1992 Madhyayugina Vaishnava Hindi-kavya mem Krshna-cetana (Hindi Edition) by Manoja Mohana Sastri, 2000 Araiyar sevai: Theatre expression in Sri-Vaishnava worship (Bhavan's book university) by Srirama Bharati, 1999 The Story of Chandidas: a Poetic Representation of the Fusion of Sakta and Vaishnava Cultures by Priyaranjan Sen, 1963-01-01

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41. Vaishnava Aparadha - Part One
    VINA Philosophical Articles. vaishnava APARADHA by Srila BB Tirtha Goswami MaharajaPresident of the WVA. Part One The greatest hurdle of devotional practice  
    http://www.vina.cc/stories/PHILOSOPHICAL/2004/4/vaishnava.aparadha.1.html
    
    Extractions: jneya budhaganer nityam aparadha caturvidhah These are: (1) offence to the holy Name of Krishna (Namaparadh); (2) offence to Supreme Lord Sri Krishna (Seva-aparadh); (3) offence to the Lotus Feet of a devotee; (4) (other than devotees) even unjust act to individual spirit soul is also considered offense. yadi vaisnava-aparadha uthe hati mata

42. Prasad's Sanatana Dharma Web Pages
    Contains briefs on vaishnava deities, gurus, Bhakti saints, the Ramayana, and art.  
    http://home.att.net/~s-prasad/hindu.htm

43. Vrinda Mission
    vaishnavaOrganisaton um Gurumaharaj Swami B.A. Paramadvaiti. Mit vielen Artikeln zur Philosophie des Krishna-Bewusstseins und diversen Downloads. Von Ananda Shanti das aus Berlin.  
    http://www.gurumaharaj.de/

44. Sri Sri Sri Tridandi Srimannarayana Ramanuja Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji's Homepage
    A Sri vaishnava organization, founded by Srimannarayana Ramanuja Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji.  
    http://www.chinnajeeyar.org/

45. Krishna.com - Vaishnava Calendar
    vaishnava Calendar. Devotees of Krishna celebrate many vaishnava holidays throughoutthe year, honoring the birth and passing of saints and Avatars of Krishna.  
    http://www.krishna.com/newsite/main.php?id=225

46. Sri Chaitanya Saraswat Math
    vaishnavaOrganisation um Shrila Shridhar Maharaj und Shrila Govinda Maharaj. Vorstellung der Organisation und Medien-Bestellung.  
    http://web75.brigado.net/math/home.htm

47. Sri Srimathe Rangaramanuja Mahadesikaya Namaha Srimathe
    Welcome to Sri vaishnava Network. Welcome to the CyberPilgrimage Section of Srivaishnava Divyadesams. The entire set of these Divyadesams are counted to 108.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/de/bhakthimargam/thenetwork/
    
    Extractions: Sri: Srimathe Rangaramanuja Mahadesikaya Namaha: Srimathe Srinivasa Ramanuja Mahadesikaya Namaha: Srimathe Vedantha Ramanuja Mahadesikaya Namaha: Srimathe Ranganatha Mahadesikaya Namaha: Srimathe Srinivasa Mahadesikaya Namaha: Srimathe Nigamantha Mahadesikaya Namaha: Srimathe Baghavathe Bhashyakaraya Mahadesikaya Namaha: Sri Ranganatha Divyamani Padhukabyam Namaha: Sri Ranga Divya Thampathipyam Namaha: Srimathe Ramanujaya Namaha: Welcome to Sri Vaishnava Network Welcome to the CyberPilgrimage Section of Sri Vaishnava Divyadesams . The entire set of these Divyadesams are counted to 108. We are glad to inform you that this is truly Lord's Wishes, to take you on a guided cyber tour of these DivyaDesams. It is normally our custom to start any of our important events/travel etc. with a prayer to the Lord Ganesh. Here is a small prayer to Lord Ganesh to make this Divyadesam project a tremendous success. The tradition of starting prayers varies from within customs too. Whilst this is one sort of practice that has been observed, pilgrimages in North start with a prayer to Bajrang Bali (one other name of Sri Hanuman Siriya Thiruvadi ). There has been much interesting mails that has been recieved by this webmaster regarding the 'Sri Ganesh' image in this page.

48. Welcome To The World Of Goudiya Vaishnava Literature
    Welcome To the World of Goudiya vaishnava Literature. He encouraged hisassociates to compile literature on Goudiya vaishnava philosphy.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/in/goudiyabooks/
    
    Extractions: Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare Welcome To the World of Goudiya Vaishnava Literature About Goudiya Scriptures In this age of Kali advocating the congregational chanting of the holy name of the Lord, Shri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu mercifully descended on this earth about 500 years ago. He encouraged his associates to compile literature on Goudiya Vaishnava philosphy.

49. Gaudiya Vaishnava Library
    Biographies, songs, prayers, images and an online arati.  
    http://gauranga1.tripod.com/library
    
    Extractions: Gaudiya Vaishnava Library Darshan Arati Gallery Library ... Links Welcome to our web site! On this home page we'll introduce ourselves and highlight important areas on our site. We are honored that you are visiting our web site. We are always striving to find new ways to get our message out to current and prospective members. This web site allows us to reach people we may never have been able to contact before.Please use this site to access the books,images, information you need about the Krsna-bhakti (love of Godhead) and as a resource for broadening your faith and devotion. We look forward to hearing from you and answering any questions you might have This site is dedicated to His Divine Grace A.C Bhaktivedanta Svami Srila Prabhupada,who spread Krishna-prema-bhakti(devotional service) to the whole world,and overflow it with bliss of love of Godhead /* CSS Menu highlight- By Marc Boussard (marc.boussard@syntegra.fr) Modified by DD for NS4 compatibility Visit http://www.dynamicdrive.com for this script */ var ns4class=''

50. Www.goloka.com/docs/articles/narasinga/aum/aum.html
    vaishnava Saintsvaishnava Saints. translated and compiled from original bengali sources.Sri Abhirama Gopala Thakura; Sri Baladeva Vidyabhusana; Srila  
    http://www.goloka.com/docs/articles/narasinga/aum/aum.html

51. Srila Bhakti Promod Puri Goswami Maharaja: The Heart Of Krsna
    A modern treatise on vaishnavaaparadha and spiritual caution.  
    http://www.gosai.com/chaitanya/saranagati/html/heart_of_krsna.html
    
    Extractions: Offenses committed at the lotus feet of Vaishnavas, the Devotees, distance one from devotional service to the Supreme Lord. But in a higher sense it means to be removed from the service of Sri Radha. All divine service to Krishna is being conducted under her direction. To offend her servitors is to make one unfit for her divine service. The whole aim of Krishna consciousness is radha-dasyam, the divine service of Sri Radha, and offenses at the lotus feet of Vaishnavas make one unfit for such service. The Lord is overly protective of his devotees ( bhakta-vatsala ). He cannot tolerate any offenses against them. They have bhakti (devotion), and they can awaken it within us. Bhakti is the sole means to attract Krishna, who is a slave of devotion. The same is true of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu. The

52. Vaishnava Ecology
    vaishnava Ecology. By Swami BA Paramadvaiti. Introduction. The vaishnavaphilosophy comes from a glorious past called the Vedic Culture.  
    http://www.vrindavan.org/English/about/VaishnavaEcology.html

53. APVC.Org Home
    A.k.a. ISKCON Office of Child Protection, investigates abuse, offers grants, helps set up child protection programs, and serves as a resource center.  
    http://www.apvc.org

54. Gaudiya Vaishnava Society Online
    What is the Gaudiya vaishnava Society. The Gaudiya vaishnava Society is one institutionamong many that represents the Gaudiya vaishnava tradition worldwide.  
    http://members.efn.org/~gvs/

55. Temple Of Understanding
    Site dedicated to Srila Prabhupada and Srila Narayana Maharaja's vaishnava philosophy.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Olympus/2469/

56. Index
    SONGS AND MANTRAS, ORIGINAL TEXT WITHOUT TRANSLATION. by vaishnava spiritualmasters. PRANAMA. Sri Guru Pranama om ajnanatimirandhasya jnananjana-salakaya  
    http://web.tiscali.it/gopala/Vaishnava-Songs/

57. Vaishnava
    vaishnava. The doctrine of the avataras comes for the first time in the BhagavadGita. Six of the eighteen Puranas are traditionally considered as vaishnava.  
    http://philtar.ucsm.ac.uk/encyclopedia/hindu/devot/vaish.html
    
    Extractions: In the trinity of Vishnu, Shiva, and Brahma, Vishnu is the sattva quality of a centripetal tendency towards light and truth, which holds the universe together by pervading all existence. Vishnu comes from a root meaning "to pervade," and he is known as the Pervader. Thus Vishnu dwells in everything and defeats the power of destruction. Shiva is the centrifugal tendency of destruction and as life depends on death so Vishnu and Shiva are interdependent. As Vishnu pervades the universe, he is the aim and hope of all beings that must die. Vishnu is the source of life and is identified with the world of dream, where prototypes are conceived. The Vaishnavas distinguish five forms of God: in his transcendent form; the avataras, which are incarnations of God sent to save the dharma, cosmic law, and mankind, with Vishnu as an essentially human character; the vyuha, emanations of his power, as Vasudeva-Krishna, Samkarsana, Pradyumna, and Aniruddha, who play a part in Vishnu's creation, preservation, and absorption of the universe; the immanent God; and the image or statue. The Bhagavad Gita is the main religious text of the Vaishnavas and the source of many of their beliefs. This text is set in the Mahabharata and tells of Krishna explaining a real life dilemma for Arjuna. It is in the form of a conversation on the battlefield of Kuruksetra before the start of the war. This popularises Upanisadic teachings and yoga, holding out the hope of spiritual progress to those involved in the affairs of the world. By fulfilling one's duty through disinterested action, the path of salvation is open. The doctrine of the avataras comes for the first time in the Bhagavad Gita.

58. Sri Krishna Caitanya Sastra Mandira - Srila Ananta Das Babaji Maharaja
    Sri Krishna Caitanya Sastra Mandira is dedicated to publishing the literature of Sri Ananta Das Babaji Maharaja, one of the foremost exponents of the Gaudiya vaishnava tradition in the modern age.  
    http://www.krishnacaitanya.com
    
    Extractions: about the author news publications make an order ... contact information Sri Krishna Caitanya Sastra Mandira is dedicated to publishing literature on the profound teachings of the Gaudiya Vaishnava tradition. Our English publications focus on the works of Pandit Sri Ananta Dasa Babaji Maharaja, one of the most renowned devotional scholars and Vaishnava Acaryas of the modern age, who has dedicated his life to studying and commenting on the Gaudiya canon of sacred literature.

59. Bhramotsavam A Sri Vaishnava Perspective
    Introduction Kaalotsavams in a Sri vaishnava Temple The Bhramotsavam Origins KeyEvents References Introduction The various events that take place in a Hindu  
    http://www.templenet.com/bhram.html
    
    Extractions: Foreword Most South Indian temples celebrate Bhramotsavam, a ten day long festival involving the procession of festival images on gaily decorated mounts. Koti Sreekrishna and Srinivasa Bhattar of Cincinnati, Ohio present the significance of Bhramotsavam in SriVaishnava temples, and describe the daily events in the 9 day long Bhramotsavam at Tirumala (Tirupati).

60. Introduction To Raganuga Bhakti
    An introductory website which gives a comprehensive overview of the theory and practice of raganuga bhakti in the Gaudiya vaishnava tradition.  
    http://www.raganuga.org

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