Raga Vartma Candrika and other texts...

[Guest guest]

Please accept my Dandavat Pranams,

 

I am hoping that one of you kind souls will direct me to an internet source for some of Sri Vishwanath Charkavarti Thakura's such as Raga Vartma Candrika.

 

Thank you very much!

In service of Hari, Guru and Vaisnava.

[theist 1]

I see that no one has been able to direct you. I have a hardbound copy in book form translated by Bhaktivedanta Narayana Maharaja. I suspect if there is one on-line it would be his and the site would be run by his disciples. Perhaps check with them.

[Guest guest]

That was the version I was looking for actually. Though there are many significant errors in it which Srila Gurudeva himself addressed, you can find the discussion along with the corrections on www.purebhakti.com

 

The book was only published in a few thousand copies so there are very few out there. It is truly a gem though, or so I've heard.

[theist 1]

I haven't read it yet and would be nice to get the corrections first. My mind already imposes enough errors on what I read I don't need anymore.

[Guest guest]

Where on the site would we find the discussion of the errors? I also have a copy and haven't been able to spend much time with it, but I'd like to see what he says about any errors.

[Guest guest]

http://www.purebhakti.com/lectures/lecture20011013.shtml

 

You will find the corrections at the above address. . . Now can someone gimme a pdf of RVC??

 

[Pankaja_Dasa 1]

 

http://gauranga1.tripod.com/id25.html

 

Is this it?

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Raga-vartma Candrika

http://gauranga1.tripod.com/free-books/raga_vartma_candrika.zip

 

[Guest guest]

Great, but who translated it?

[raga 0]

I believe that would be Kusakratha's edition.

[Pankaja_Dasa 1]

 

 

http://gbcsiksa.com/sp/gbc/

 

Go down a little on the page [a little].You can hear the book!