From Gaurang to Gaurang Das (a devotional panorama of five centuries)

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Took his Master's Degree in English as a favourite student of the famous litterateur, Dr. Ram Bilas Sharma.

A Rajasthan Government officer retired voluntarily in 1992.

• Has been working regularly and painstakingly on the books related to Lord Gaurang and his followers.

• For about 12 years, as editor-writer of the Vaishnava periodical, `Shri Gaur Sundar', provided much needed material to the devotees of Lord Gaurang.

I didn't catch the train at the starting point. I boarded it at the fag end of the journey. The joy, the ease and the satisfaction, however, that I had, made me believe the truth of their experience.

Strange are the ways of God, they say. Navadweep is far far away from Vrindaban, but the planning of the Navadweep establishment was made here at Vrindaban. Many of us do not know that Navadweep really originates from the sacred bushes of Vrindaban. The readers will find it only a little later.

I was very fortunate to be born in a family where Navadweep and Vrindaban easily and naturally met together, I was lucky that the Names (Nitai, Gaur, Radhe, Shyam, Hare, Krishna, Hare, Ram) entered my ears when I was just a toddler.

I am over eighty now, but my attachment to Lord Gaurang and his messengers has never been diminished. The present book proves that.

Book's Contents and Sample Pages