Baladeva Vidyabhusana Part I by Dayananda Dasa and Nandarani Devi Dasi
The Gaudiya Vedantist THEIR VOICES ROSE with the sun. It was early morning in an Indian village school. The boys sat in neat rows behind palm-leaf manuscripts, committing their lessons to memory. As they chanted their grammar rules, their rhetoric lessons, and their... read more
Now His Art Has Meaning by Nandarani Devi Dasi
A gifted artist gives up a career on Madison Avenue for a simple life of spiritual dedication. In the spring of 1969, the Today Show ran a special on the paintings of Alfred Valerio, a Madison Avenue ad designer on his way to the top of the commercial art... read more
How a Krsna Conscious Woman Achieved Liberation by Nandarani Devi Dasi
A queen of Vedic India found freedom in dependence. Recently I was reading one of the many new books by women who feel they should make their miserable plight known to the world. The book read like a horror story. It told how nuptial love becomes a nightmare of... read more