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|| कृष्णं वन्दे जगद्गुरुम् ||For offering prayers to Gods, expressing our love and devotion to God and connecting with the supreme the Pad, Kirtans and Bhajans have an important place. Singing the Pads will frees...

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Sri Bhai Ji | Pad Ratnakar is a collection of verses written by Sri Hanuman Prasad Poddar Ji. Sri Hanuman Prasad Poddar Ji, with love referred as Sri Bhai Ji by his followers is an multi facet personality. He is the first Editor of India's Oldest Cultural

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Sri Swami Ji | Prasnottarimala is a collection of 500 Question and Answers for Spiritual Seekers by Sri Swami Ramsukhdas Ji Maharaj.His Holiness Revered Sri Swami Ji Maharaj is a great saint of this era who was free from worldly wishes. Swamiji has taken.

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Gajendra Moksh, is an incident from Srimadh Bhagavat's 8th Book - 3rd Chapter.This is a great incident which shows how one's true submission to God can help them attain salvation.Daily recital of this stotra helps one to remain debt free, be assured...

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Prashnottari a collection of Question and Answers with Sri Swami Sharnanand Ji,Sri Swami Sharnanad Ji, is a great saint of Humanity, founder of "Manav Seva Sangh"

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Sri Jaydayal Ji Goyandka, also known as Sri Seth Ji, is an Ultimate Disseminator of Srimad Bhagavad Gita. He is the founder the Gita Press-Gorakhpur, Gita Bhavan - Rishikesh, Rishikul - Churu and various other institutions dedicated to 'Promote and Spread

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|| Ram Ram||Sunderkand literally means a 'beautiful section' is a part of Ramcharitmanas written by Sri Tulasidas Goswami Ji. Sunderkand is recited by many Hindus daily or weekly according to their convenience, it is not possible to describe the importanc

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The Chanting of the Bhagavan-nama or the Divine Name has an important place in all the disciplines of the Vedic traditions. The adoration of the Divine by the name takes two forms – Japa and Stotra. Japa is the silent repetition of a single Devine...