"This book is a long-overdue addition to the early history of ISKCON, and fills in many details that only an insider would know. Certainly nobody apart from Bhaktivedanta himself was more of an insider in the first few years of the movement than Brahmananda. He was one of Bhaktivedanta's first disciples in the temple at 26 Second Avenue in New York, and, as ISKCON's first president, was involved in almost all of the activities that Bhaktivedanta set in motion: dancing and chanting in City parks, producing the first editions of Back to Godhead magazine, arranging meetings and talks, overseeing...
"This book is a long-overdue addition to the early history of ISKCON, and fills in many details that only an insider would know. Certainly nobody apar...
