A late–flowering jewel in the Krishna in Vrndāvana series, this volume is for relishing. Walk to Kusuma-sarovara with Mahārāja Vajranābha, hear “Krishna's Last Words to Uddhava,” and sit with Rādhā–Śyāma—their Names, qualities, forms, and the playful dialogue of flute and vīnā—culminating in the blissful pastime “The Two Krishnas of Vrndāvana.”
Chapters are short and self-standing—perfect as single meditations, kīrtana interludes, or quiet bedtime kathā. The mood is simple and absorbing: read a little, linger long, and let the sweetness do its work. This book is designed to make remembering Krsna simple, gentle, and blissful.
This book was written by Mahārāja over 20 years ago, but lost, and recently found. You can learn more of the fascinating tale, and the depth of meditation that went into the book, in the Preface.
Hardbound, 438 pages, Gilt-edged, 5.9" x 9"
