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About the Book
1"The Life and Soul of Transcendental Book Distribution" is part of Aindra prabhu's prema-bhajan and a reliable ticket to the exponential increase of the desire (lalasa) and greed (lobha) for vraja-prema-bhakti in the mood of the Divine Couple's trusted servants. 2Aindra prabhu speaks about the distribution of books, vraja-svarupa, nitya-seva, the original position of the soul, and the supreme vraja-prema-bhakti given by the gaudiya acaryas. 3We have published the entire book of Aindra prabhu online so that you can also get in touch with the hidden truths stated in it.
Publishers About the BookThis work, in harmony with the infallible conclusions of the gaudiya-vaisnava acaryas, will be classified by the sensible reader as a section of intimate spiritual literature. In an effort to reveal, for the benefit of the broad-minded, the undeniable relationship between the active participation in maha-mantra-sankirtana and the essential realization of our own native vraja-svarupa, the author has ventured to share his own revelations from the realm of the Absolute. By thoughtfully studying his work, the unpretentious aspirant of pure devotional service will see for themselves the real purpose of transcendental book distribution. It will gracefully convince one that whole-heartedly performed yuga-dharma is the only true way to solve the problems of life in a world plagued by all kinds of quarrel and discord. Wishing happiness to one and all, we pray that those who are serious and prudent may derive great spiritual benefit from this reading, thereby increasing the inspiration and strength needed for fruitful self-improvement and the preaching of pure, unadulterated Krsna consciousness.
Aindra Prabhu About the BookSeveral years ago, upon completing a major part of this treatise, I decided that I had better shelve the thing, despite my deep conviction about the need for this dimension of open and frank dissertation in contemporary Vaisnava society. I was thinking that perhaps the best place for it would be in a grantha-samadhi. After all, Srila Prabhupada had requested me to write a book. He didn’t say anything about taking it to the press. I thought it better to safeguard the peaceful prosecution of my bhajana by avoiding the likelihood of provoking certain anticipated institutional and interpersonal hostilities toward myself. Perhaps after I’m dead and gone someone would unearth the manuscript and publish it as an assortment of novel Aindra-isms to be circulated among the curious. Otherwise, instead of shelving it, another idea was to author it incognito under a pen name. Subsequently, however, in a dream, I asked Srila Prabhupada whether he had any occasion to go through my book to which he replied, “We will see it when it is published”. This indicated to me his intention that the book should not only be written but published as well...
