Sri Isopanisad

[Mirakel]

Hello, excuse my English i'm what you call a French Canadian....recently i bought a book from a monk in the street, surprizingly he wasnt really trying to enter me in some project or selling me things. He was just sittin in the street wearing monk clothes...i was walking past him and then i changed my mind to go see him. He sold me a book called Sri Isopanisad His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Prabhupada FOR 4 $ !!!!! this is really accurate acoording to The Wave, the knowledge in this book is raw type...You got all mantras in Sankskrit original writting, pronunciation, English traduction and the meaning well explain. I have not finished it but what iv read so far is really close to what i think and possibly everyone who have readed The Wave or is following the Cass project..well that was my 1st real post....and im not that bad in English lol

Sorry for quality i took pictures with a laptop

 

[Jacques]

Hi Mirakel,

Welcome to this forum.

Indeed your english is quite good.

Since you have written a couple of posts, it would be appreciated by the members of this forum if you could write a little intro in the Newbies section. There's no need to write any personal info, just how you found us, what brought you here, what books you have read... You can read a couple of intro and that should give you an idea.

 

[lostinself]

this seems to be one of the books being published all over the world by the krishnaistic company called Bhaktivedanta Book Trust. their publications are indeed very inexpensive. probably they see spreading the word as a part of religious mission.

what i've found peculiar about these books is the visual art on covers and inside. i got the impression that if i stared at these pictures for a sufficient period of time, the grace and glory radiating from all those sacred divine figures would make me lose all my doubts, fears and anxiety, yielding myself to the Eternal Source of All Pleasure... also, not being an expert on hinduism and such, i'm not sure if the books contain undistorted version of the old sanskrit writings. they're simply to cheap and to easy to get...