Srila Prabhupada – the Founder-Acharya of ISKCON
The GBC has published an enlightening and detailed book explaining the pre-eminent position of Srila Prabhupada…an SPPC initiative
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Congregational Development booksTaking Care of Krsna’s Devotees
Suggested Donation: $ 3.00Taking care of Krsna’s Devotees is a wonderful offering by His Holiness Niranjana Maharaja where he writes about the implementation of the Counselor System as introduced by His Holiness Radhanath Maharaja at Sri Sri Radha Gopinath Mandir in Chowpatti, Mumbai.
English booksThe Third Partner
Suggested Donation: $ 3.00What exactly do we have to do to make Krsna our Third Partner? What are the practical and tangible things you need to do? What are the benefits you will experience in your married life? How can this satisfy you at all levels: physically, mentally, emotionally, intellectually and spiritually in your marital relationship? Are there examples of devotees in both the past as well as present, who have made Krsna their partner?
Bhakti-vrikshaBhakti Vriksha Lessons for Members – Krsna Sevak
Suggested Donation: $ 3.00This book covers the Krsna Sevak level. In order to encourage the congregational members to systematically advance spiritually, different shiksha-levels of commitment and standards of devotional service are recognized by ISKCON. These standards are prescribed for the devotees to consolidate and increase their spiritual practices. The different shiksha-levels of commitment and standards prescribed are:
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Congregational Development booksThe Nectar of Congregational Preaching
From: $ 2.00The Nectar of Congregational Preaching is an inspirational overview of the development of Krsna Consciousness among the congregational members of ISKCON from the beginning until the present. It contains insights and instructions from our previous acaryas, and many realizations and personal accounts of success in congregational development by ISKCON Gurus, GBCs, and leading preachers.
