Category: book distribution report

On the Train

Posted on 03/07/11 by Raghava No Comments
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by Vasanti dasi Distributing books on the train is really fun. People are just sitting with nothing to do and it’s nice to walk through each car and offer everyone a chance to read something. I pass out the books to all in the compartment and then tell them it is a beautiful book about [...]

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Samsara Hogya

Posted on 03/06/11 by Raghava 1 Comment
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By Jai Sri dasi Overcast skies were no match for the jubilant smiles of the ladies book distribution team as we headed for Har Ki Pauri, the main ghat in Haridwar for this years observance of Siva-ratri. Last year’s Siva-ratri was also Kumba-mela and consequently we could hardly walk a few feet without a tidal [...]

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Siva-ratri in Hardwar

Posted on 03/04/11 by Raghava 19 Comments
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by Vasanti dasi I must be honest – I was feeling some trepidation about distributing books in Hardwar for Siva-ratri. It was the first time that I would be distributing books after Srila Gurudeva’s physical departure from this world. I had some fear and sadness and a range of emotions. I was thinking how easy [...]

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Bangalore – Nagara Sankirtan

Posted on 02/16/11 by Raghava No Comments
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The enthusiastic devotees from the Bangalore Math go out on Nagara Sankirtan at least 3 times a week.

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Houston Heroes on a Mission

Posted on 02/15/11 by Raghava 2 Comments
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The Houston Ashram Brahmacaris hit the shopping mall and encounter some old friends, sharing Gurudeva’s transcendental literature….

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Srimati Syamarani didi and the Gangamatas, London

Posted on 02/15/11 by Raghava No Comments
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Srimati Syamarani didi and the Gangamatas hit the streets of London with their transcendental book distribution.

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Faridibad Book Stall

Posted on 12/15/10 by Raghava 1 Comment
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Last weekend a group of 3 devotees including me & 2 others organised a book stall in one of the biggest shopping mall in Faridabad. By Srila Gurudev’s mercy I got the approval to organize a stall without any charge for 3 days. During these 3 days we Distributed about 300 Books from little ones [...]

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Puri Book Distribution

Posted on 12/13/10 by Raghava No Comments
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Today 2 girls from our book distribution seva team – Taruni dasi and Yamuna dasi – went out for an experiment. We wanted to distribute books near the Jagannatha Temple. We thought it would be a great chance to meet very pious people from all over India, who came especially to take darshan of Lord [...]

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Bhubaneswar Book Fair

Posted on 12/12/10 by Raghava No Comments
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BOOK DISTRIBUTION SEVA IN BHUBANESHWAR 07.12.2010 – 09.12.2010 Haribol devotees! Dandavat pranams and greetings from Bhubaneswar and Jagannatha Puri! Yesterday 6 young devotees in our ladies seva team travelled to the annual Bhubaneswar bookfair to continue the distribution of Srila Gurudeva’s transcendental literature. After an auspicious morning of parikrama of Sri Jagannatha Puri Dhama under [...]

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Preaching in India

Posted on 09/08/10 by Raghava No Comments

Preaching in India is challenging and inspiring. Everywhere people need Srila Gurudev’s books, in the West as well as in India. In our dealings with Indians we could understand, that Gurudev’s books are extremely necessary. Most of the Indians have the conception that all paths lead to Bhagavan, but they can not clearly define who [...]

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Kumba Mela 2010 Haridwar – April 6, 2010

Posted on 04/07/10 by Raghava 4 Comments
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by Anita dasi An elephant is a very big animal. You would not miss it coming down the road. I guess that is why they always have the elephant go first in Indian parades. We had just begun to distribute books when an elephant followed by a big parade came down the road from the [...]

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Kumbha Mela 2010 Book Distribution

Posted on 04/06/10 by Raghava 1 Comment

by Anita dasi Hari ki Pauri Gahat, Haridwar April 2, 2010 I named him Gramps; all legs and elbows, with a bulbous nose. Part of a group of dhoti clad villagers which shared our train compartment from Matura to Haridwara. After about seven hours in the heat and overcrowding (I guess you don’t really need [...]

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