subcription of Bhaktapriya monthly magazine

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Om Namo Narayana

 

I would like to the Bhaktapriya Mountly Magazine .I am in UAE. can i subcribe on line .Who should i contact. can any gurudeva help me.in this matter.Can i for lt for life long please let me know.

 

Om Namo Narayana

 

Vinod Pillai

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Namste!I do not know if we can online.  I had looked at it sometime back but could not find any source.  The easiest thing to do will be to ask someone in Kerala to do that for you.  They will send it by airmail for a fee. Or alternately you can get it in someone's name and bring the copies during your next visit.

Hari Aum!Chith PuramOn Sun, Nov 22, 2009 at 12:01 PM, Vinod Pillai <vinodpillai777 wrote:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Om Namo Narayana

 

I would like to the Bhaktapriya Mountly Magazine .I am in UAE. can i subcribe on line .Who should i contact. can any gurudeva help me.in this matter.Can i for lt  for life long please let me know.

 

Om Namo Narayana

 

Vinod Pillai

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Vinod Pillai,Post box No: 20487Sharjah,United Arab Emirates.Telephone:Res:00971-6-5628909Mobile:00971-50-7564723/7876067Mailto:VinodPillai777

 

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SuhrdShreeman:

 

Shree Raadhaa Krishnaaya Namah!

 

What I do for Bhaktapriya subscription is this: Send them about Rs. 2,000 every

two or three years and then they send it to you regularly and from the label you

can find out when the subsription runs out and renew accordingly.

 

Sending the magazine overseas costs something like Rs. 45 for airmail. So the

postage is around 800 rupees and the cost is 100 rupees.

 

The address is: Bhaktapriya Maasika, Guruvayoor Devasvam, Guruvayoor, Keralam,

India 680 101

 

I dont know if you can do this online. I have sent the Devasvam e-mails, but it

never worked.

 

Good Luck! Shree Raadhaa Krishnaaya Namah!

 

 

DKM Kartha

(Mohanachandran)

 

PS By the way, Bhaktapriya is a wonderful magazine. Arguably, it is the best

Bhakti Magazine published in Keralam. Now there is a new Spiritual magazine as

well called " Piravi " edited by the celebrated novelist C. Radhakrishnan. Its

focus is apparently Nirgunopaasana and they revere the Bhagavad Geeta very much

and seem to be not averse to Sagunopaasana. That one also is full of good

material.

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Dear all,Radhe Krishna!If you search for the official website of guruvayurdevaswom.com, you will get all the details.  I did it and am sending you the copy of the home page.

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On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 11:04 AM, D.K.M. Kartha <dkmkartha wrote:

 

 

 

 

 

 

SuhrdShreeman:

 

Shree Raadhaa Krishnaaya Namah!

 

What I do for Bhaktapriya subscription is this: Send them about Rs. 2,000 every two or three years and then they send it to you regularly and from the label you can find out when the subsription runs out and renew accordingly.

 

Sending the magazine overseas costs something like Rs. 45 for airmail. So the postage is around 800 rupees and the cost is 100 rupees.

 

The address is: Bhaktapriya Maasika, Guruvayoor Devasvam, Guruvayoor, Keralam, India 680 101

 

I dont know if you can do this online. I have sent the Devasvam e-mails, but it never worked.

 

Good Luck! Shree Raadhaa Krishnaaya Namah!

 

DKM Kartha

(Mohanachandran)

 

PS By the way, Bhaktapriya is a wonderful magazine. Arguably, it is the best Bhakti Magazine published in Keralam. Now there is a new Spiritual magazine as well called " Piravi " edited by the celebrated novelist C. Radhakrishnan. Its focus is apparently Nirgunopaasana and they revere the Bhagavad Geeta very much and seem to be not averse to Sagunopaasana. That one also is full of good material.

 

 

 

 

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