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Шрила Санатана Госвами - Шри Брихад Бхагаватамрита. Комплект из 3 томов (на англ. языке). Санскрит, пословный перевод, перевод и комментарии Гопипаранадхана даса.

Напечатало в Индии, 2017.

Том 1: 900 с.,14,5*22 см

Том 2: 982 с., 14,5*22 см

Том 3: 926 с., 14,5*22 см

Оформление в коробе

Foreword

THE BRHAD-BHAGAVATAMRTA by Sanatana Gosvami is a consummate rendering in Sanskrit verse of Vaisnava devotional spirituality as inspired by Krsna-Caitanya, or simply Caitanya (1486-1533). Analogous in some respects to Dante’s Paradiso and more closely akin to John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress, it depicts not one but two parallel spiritual odysseys. The first is of Narada, the paradigm of the devout Vaisnava saint/sage; the other is of Gopa-kumara, a simple lad in search of God. The former travels across India and into heavenly realms in search of those devotees, human or divine, to whom God Krsna has been most merciful. In the course of his quest, Narada encounters ever more profound and dedicated embodiments of devotion (bhakti) to Krsna. Each of these deferentially redirects him to others yet more devout — and yet more favored by Krsna — than themselves. The dialogues en route — subtly interpreted in an extensive auto-commentary — are so designed as to instruct, edify, and inspire devout readers or listeners. The lad, Gopa-kumara, likewise, provides the occasion for progressive spiritual discovery as one follows his pilgrimage from one realm to another in search of ever more sublime and quintessential manifestations of the divine.

Narada’s search culminates in the paradoxical revelation that the devotees most favored by Krsna — those whose devotion to him is most perfect and intense — are gopis, simple (though diVine) cowherd girls who are in torment when their beloved Krsna is absent from them. Gopa-kumara’s quest leads to the discovery that God Krsna reveals himself most pertectly in the idyllic heav~ enly realm of Goloka Cand in the terrestrial Vpndavana), where he sports eternally as youthful lover of the gopis and playmate of the cowherd boys.