Guha's work presents the fundamental beliefs and practices connected with the repetition of the names of Krishna, the primary deity of the Caitanya tradition. That tradition believes that the names of Krishna possess a special potency to illuminate and infuse with divine love those who repeat them sincerely. (World Religions)

This is an English translation of Sri Binode Bihari Dasa Babaji's short Bengali work on the life of Baba Tinkadi Goswami, one of the great Vaisnava practitioners and saints of the 20th century. This work is translated by Neal Delmonico with an introduction and annotations. It contains an introduction to the tradition that Tinkadi Baba belonged to, two Bengali songs remembering his life by his disciples and some short recollections of him by some of his American disciples.

This is a revised and corrected edition of Dr. O.B.L. Kapoor's now classic work on Krishna bhakti. Dr. Kapoor defines bhakti (sometimes loosely translated as religious devotion) as it is understood in the North Indian bhakti traditions. In addition, he isolates what he considers the four major traits or "laws" of bhakti, illustrating each of those laws with numerous stories from the lives of the great bhakti saints. Though Kapoor makes a case for bhakti's being a "science," the major value of this work lies in its phenomenological presentation of bhakti based on the experiences of bhakti...