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“O devotees who have developed a taste for the nectarean,

sweet mellow emanating from bhägavata-kathämåta. Come and
taste! Come and taste! Drink this nectar. Why are you going to
the liquor shop to drink alcohol? There they have put up a big
sign, “Open twenty-four hours! Cold wine! Liquor!” We should
also put up a sign, “Come! Drink, dance and dine with us!”
— Sri Srimad Gour Govinda Swami Maharaja
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About Gopaljiu Publications Booklets

Sri Srimad Gour Govinda Swami Maharaja Auspicious Invocations
Three Logs of Wood
My Revered Spiritual Master How to Find Guru
After the Disappearance of Sri Guru
The Worship of Sri Guru Vaishnava Institutions and the Sweet
Dealings of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu
Mathura Meets Vrindavan

The Process of Inquiry

Krishna Kathamrita Bindu
About Krishna Kathamrita Bindu
Embankment of Separation Krishna Kathamrita Bindu Vol. 1
Krishna Kathamrita Bindu Vol. 2
The Flow of Nectar
Krishna Kathamrita Bindu Vol. 3
The Last Limit of Bhakti Krishna Kathamrita Bindu Vol. 4
Krishna Kathamrita Bindu Vol. 5
Gopaljiu; The Beloved Deity Krishna Kathamrita Bindu Vol. 6

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 This publishing house aims at making available
to the world, a variety of unique, quality, thought
provoking devotional books that highlight the
essential teachings of Gaudiya Vaishnavism. In
1977 His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami
Prabhupada instructed his disciple Gour Govinda
Swami Maharaja to preach to the members of
the Krishna consciousness movement. Gopal Jiu
Publications was founded in 1994 by Gour Govinda
Swami to help fullfill this desire of Srila Prabhupada.
Gopal Jiu Publications is the principle publisher of Sri
Srimad Gour Govinda Swami Maharaja.
In pursuance of the desire and mood of Gour
Govinda Maharaja, Gopal Jiu Publications wants to
assist the vaiñëava community in the following ways:
* Endeavor to show how everything is
present in the books of His Divine Grace A.C.
Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada and help to
uphold the purpose and prestige of his mission
by propagating kåñëa-kathä and the teachings of
the predecessor vaiñëava äcäryas.
* Help inspire the preachers of Krishna
consciousness to continue their efforts to push
on Lord Chaitanya’s movement.
* Focus on the subtle nuances of the teachings
of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, and thereby
encourage devotees to go deeper into their bhajan
and strive for kåñëa-prema.
* Research the history, holy places, and
literature of the Gaudiya Vaishnava tradition,
particularly in Orissa.
* Encourage devotee scholars and artists to
produce transcendental art and translations of the
literature of the Gaudiya Vaishnava tradition.
Gopal Jiu Publications is a member of ISKCON
— The International Society for Krishna
Consciousness.
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Gour Govinda Swami was born as Braja Bandhu Manik
on the second of September 1929 in Jagannathpur, a
small village near to Jagannath Puri, Orissa. In his youth
he mostly lived with his maternal family the Giris in the
village of Gadeigiri. The Giris were Gaudiya Vaishnavas
and well known for their expertise in kértana.
As a boy Braja Bandhu was very quiet and serious.
Whatever free time he had from his studies he spent
rendering services to the family deity of Gopal Jiu and
accompanying his grandfather and uncles in going
from village to village, chanting hari-näma and singing
songs of the vaiñëava äcäryas. He was very attached
to Çrémad Bhägavatam. As a young boy, his mother
found that whenever he would cry she need only place
the Bhägavatam in his hands and he would stop. At
night Braja Bandhu would go to sleep with the book
clutched to his chest.
In April of 1974, he left family life and adopted the name
“Gour Gopal” — Gour for Gauranga Mahaprabhu and
Gopal after his beloved childhood deity. Taking up the
lifestyle of a mendicant sadhu, Gour Gopal set out to
find a spiritual master who could teach him about the
hare kåñëa mahä-mantra, Çrémad Bhägavatam and Sri
Chaitanya Mahaprabhu. His search took him all over
India. Finally in September of the same year, he resolved to Gour Govinda Maharaja began accepting disciples.
go to Vrindavan the land of Krishna, thinking that surely Two years later, on the request of senior devotees,
his desire would be fulfilled there. In Vrindavan he saw a he agreed to become a member of the ISKCON
sign, “International Society for Krishna Consciousness.” Governing Body Commission, and was given joint
Arriving there, a devotee gave him a copy of the society’s charge of the society’s projects in Orissa.
magazine, Back To Godhead. Seeing the articles in
the magazine on Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, Çrémad In the summer of 1985, pursuing Srila Prabhupada’s
Bhägavatam and the mahä-mantra, Gour Gopal knew he order, Gour Govinda Maharaja went overseas to
had found what he was looking for. He requested to meet preach. For the next eleven years he traveled all
the founder of the society, and at midday was brought over the world speaking kåñëa-kathä to interested
to the quarters of His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta devotees. His lectures inspired thousands of
Swami Prabhupada. Srila Prabhupada gave him initiation devotees. Since 1994, Gopal Jiu Publications has
and the name Gour Govinda Das. Then, nine months been printing them in the form of articles and
later Gour Govinda Das received sannyäsa from Srila books.
Prabhupada at the opening ceremony of the ISKCON Sri Read more about the life of Gour Govinda
Sri Krishna Balaram temple in Vrindavan. Maharaja
In 1977 while visiting Bhubaneswar, Orissa, Srila
Prabhupada instructed Gour Govinda Maharaja that
he wanted him to travel around the world and preach
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 Remembrances and glorifications of Srila
Prabhupada, given by Gour Govinda Swami
Maharaja. Includes over 60 pages of archives from
their correspondence and other early documents
concerning ISKCON Bhubaneswar. This book is a
deluxe presentation that includes over 60 original
drawings done specially for this volume.
Topics include: • Prabhupada’s Ideal Society;
• After the Disappearance of Sri Guru; •
Understanding Prabhupada’s Purpose.
$9.95 softbound, 215 pages, 7.5” x 10.5”

“My Revered Spiritual Master” is a wonderful

presentation. The layout and artwork are
excellent as too is the content. I have found it
especially rewarding to have some insight into
Srila Gour Govinda Maharaj’s relationship with
Srila Prabhupada and the development of the
Krishna-Balaram Mandir.
— Tota Gopinath Das, Austriala

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The followers of Srila A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami

Prabhupada reflect daily on the prayers of Narottam
Das Thakur during guru püjä. Now a beautiful
commentary brings into focus the voumes of meaning
invested in each word of these essential verses.
“The lotus flower lives in the water, but it is
not affected. It remains untouched. Similarly,
although Sri Guru comes here to this material
world, he remains untouched. He is never affected
by the three modes of material nature. Therefore
the feet of Sri Guru are compared to a lotus. The
bumblebee that comes to the lotus that is in the
water and takes shelter inside that lotus is also
untouched by the water. Similarly, the fortunate
soul who has taken shelter at the lotus feet of Sri
Guru will never be afraid of this material world.
Just as the lotus gives shelter to the bumblebee and
protects him from being touched by the water,
so the disciple who takes shelter at the lotus feet
of Sri Guru will not be affected by the material
nature. This is the lotus feet of Sri Guru.”
Glossary and elaborate verse and topic indexes. $3.95
hardbound, 158 pages, 5.4” x 8.2”
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 A compendium of astonishing pastimes of Sri Krishna.
The ecstatic love for Krishna possessed by the residents
of Vrindavan far excels that found in any other place.
When Krishna suddenly departed for Mathura he
plunged the vrajaväsés into an ocean of sorrow. What
was Krishna’s purpose in leaving? What happened
when his messenger Uddhava arrived in Vraja with a
message of love? And, most of all, how is it that Krishna
never leaves Vrindavan?
Topics include: • Mother Yasoda, the
personification of parental love; • The descent of
bhakti; Radha and Krishna’s meeting in Dwarka.
Uddhava was thinking, “The love possessed
by Nanda Maharaja cannot be compared in
unlimited universes. How can I tell Nanda
Maharaja, ‘Don’t cry?’ If I say this then all
of the çästras will come and shut my mouth.
The çästras say that crying for Krishna is the
ultimate goal of life. Rather I should say to
Nanda Maharaja, ‘Cry more, cry more, cry
more! Cry yuga after yuga, millennium after
millennium! Go on crying, go on crying! Shed
more and more tears!’”

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Mathura Meets Vrindavan attempts to recreate

something of the mood of reading an ancient
palm leaf manuscript by illustrating the pages
in the traditional Orissan style of art known
as paöa-citra. More than one hundred original
paöa-citra paintings were commissioned for
this book.

”Mathura Meets Vrindavan carries on in the super-

excellent tradition of books put forward by Srila Gour
Govinda Maharaja. His masterly insights coupled with
his superlative devotion work together to produce yet
another book that allows readers entrance into the
esoterica of Gaudiya Vaishnavism. I highly recommend
this book!”
— Steven Rosen (Satyaraja Dasa), author, Hidden Glory
of India; senior editor, Journal of Vaishnava Studies; and
associate editor, Back to Godhead Magazine

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 Explores the topic of approaching guru: Who is
a real guru? Who are cheating gurus? What are
the benefits of hearing directly from a person as
compared to hearing recordings? Glossary and
elaborate verse and topic indexes.

“A sädhu-vaiñëava has many followers. They

are known as celäs. If you are just outwardly
posing as a vaiñëava, with vaiñëava dress, çikhä,
tilaka, japa-mälä, chanting hare kåñëa, but
inside you are crooked, duplicitous, pretentious
— you have no simplicity — then you are a
kali-celä. You cannot become a follower of Sri
Chaitanya Mahaprabhu.”
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Explores the inner purposes for the advent of Sri

Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, the vision of Ramananda
Ray, the esoteric significance of Puri Dham
and Ratha-yatra, and how Lord Jagannath is
Syamasundar Krishna, the condensed form of
conjugal mellows.

“Through a series of lucid and enlightening

discourses, devotionally compiled in “The
Embankment of Separation”, Param Pujya Srila
Gour Govinda Swami Maharaj has thrown a
flood of light upon the spiritual glory of this most
ancient and sacred Purushottama-dhama and the
divine ‘Lila’ of Shri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu in the
Holy Land.” — Gajapati Maharaja Divyasingh
Dev, His Majesty the King of Puri

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 The idea that preachers are neophytes on the
path of spiritual life is not uncommon. That
misconception is irrefutably silenced in this
authoritative treatise on preaching, preachers and
the mission of ISKCON’s founder-äcärya.

“Krishna is the source of life. Life comes

from life. So he who has got life goes
out and preaches the science of Krishna
consciousness.”
Topics include: • Compassion; • Taste for the holy
name; • Vedic evidence — primary and secondary
meanings.
134 pages. This book is now offered in e-book format
for free download. Click here.

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A compilation of vibrant discourses and anecdotes

highlighting the subtleties of Gaudiya Vaishnavism.
Devotion reigns where reason fails. Paradoxical
and counter-intuitive, but always full of mellows.

Gurudeva is rädhä-préya-sakhé, a very dear

girl companion of Radharani. And so guru-
sevä is çrématérsevä. to serve guru means to
serve Radharani, because guru is very dear
to Radharani, rädhä-préya-sakhé. Service to
Radharani means service to guru and service to
guru means service to Radharani. Those who
know this tattva, who are fixed in this tattva,
only they can render loving service to Krishna.
Topics include: • Compassion; • Taste for the holy
name; • Vedic evidence — primary and secondary
meanings.
96 pages, with color illustrations. This book is now
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The fas c inat ing his to ry of the belove d
d e i ty of S rila Gour Govinda Swami. Go p a l
h a s be en wo rship e d in the Giri famil y o f
O r i s s a f o r over 3 50 ye a rs. Topic s inc l ud e :
H ow Gop al c a m e from Vrind ava n , how
he foile d an attemp t to s te al him, a nd
s to rie s of his s ervi to rs fo r the las t th re e
hu ndre d ye ar s. The b o ok a ls o c o nt a i ns
a n e ss enti al ac c ount of the life of S r i l a
G o ur Govinda Swa m i, h is d evo ti on a l
up bringing, his me e ting and relations h i p
w i th S r ila Prab hup ada a nd ac tivi tie s up
to his amazing dis app e aranc e in S ri d a m
M ayapur in 1996.
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I l l u m i n at i n g re s e a rc h i nto t he O r i s s a n
ro o ts of S ri l a B h a kti v i no d e a nd S r i l a
B h a kt i s i dd h a nt a S a ra swat i .
“In Choti village there is a religious house, to which
was granted, by my predecessors, a holding of
rent-free land. The head of the institution gave up
entirely entertaining such men as chanced to seek
shelter on a rainy night. This came to my notice,
and I administered a severe threat to the head
of the house, warning him that his lands would
be cruelly resumed if in the future complaints of
inhospitality were brought to my knowledge.”
— Srila Thakur Bhaktivinode in Maths of Orissa.
The author, Dr. Fakir Mohan Das grew up singing
the songs of Thakur Bhaktivinode in a Gaudiya
Vaishnava family in Orissa. He has dedicated his life to
researching the lives of Bhaktivinode Thakur and other
saints of Orissa. He has served as professor of Sanskrit
at Baripada Government Sanskrit College and as senior
lecturer in the Post Graduate Department of Oriya,
Utkal University. In 1999 he rediscovered the original,
lost deities of Radha Madhava worshiped in the family
of Thakur Bhaktivinode for over five hundred years.
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Three Logs of Wood

By Sri Srimad Gour Govinda Swami Maharaja
The amazing story of the first Ratha-yatra.
Excerpted from Embankment of Separation
“Jagannath, Baladeva and Subhadra are three
logs of wood floating in the ocean of rädhä-
prema. This is tattva.
Däru-brahma mürti nitya prakätita — “So
I’ll assume the form known as däru-brahma,
because this mürti will be carved from neem
wood. Eternally I will reside in Sri Kshetra,
Nilachala. In My form as Sri Krishna Chaitanya
I will go there and experience virahäntaka-
milana, union after separation.”
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How to Find Guru

Excellent articles on the subject from Srila
Bhaktisiddhanta Saraswati Prabhupada, Srila A.C.
Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada and Sri Srimad
Gour Govinda Swami Maharaja.
Gour Govinda Swami: “You are thinking,
‘We need only to read books. There is no need
of associating with a sädhu who is physically
present. Is there any sädhu? No, there is no sädhu
at all.’ Your motto is, “Seeing is believing.”
You cannot see, so you cannot believe. First
develop the proper vision, and then you can
see Krishna. Then you can see how a sädhu is
there. It’s nonsense, foolishness.
One color, 32 pages, 7 1/4” x 4 3/4”, RS 10
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Auspicious Invocations
Contains the maìgaläcaraëa or auspicious prayers that
were recited by Sri Srimad Gour Govinda Maharaja
before he would speak on Çrémad Bhägavatam and
Çré Caitanya-caritämåta. Includes other glorifications
of the Bhägavatam and Caitanya-caritämåta from
Padma Puräëa, Srila Sanatan Goswami, Srila
Bhaktisiddhanta Saraswati Prabhupada, and Gour
Govinda Swami Maharaja.
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After the Disappearance of Sri Guru

By Sri Srimad Gour Govinda Swami Maharaja
One color. A powerful collection of articles
on the subject from Sri Srimad Gour Govinda
Swami Maharaja.
When a dear devotee of Krishna, an äcärya,
disappears, there is a dark period, a most
inauspicious period. We are in such a most
inauspicious dark period, groping in the
darkness, now that such a dear devotee, äcärya,
has gone. As the effulgent sun may be covered
by a patch of black cloud, similarly such a dark
period has come. After the disappearance of
my revered spiritual master, a dear devotee of
Krishna, Gaura, such a dark period has come.
Definitely we are in a dark period. We are
suffering and crying, groping in the darkness.
So, we must cry for that effulgent sun to again
rise. Let that patch of dark cloud disappear!
We must cry for it.
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Vaishnava Institutions and the Sweet

Dealings of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu
Articles by Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Saraswati
Prabhupada, Srila A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami
Prabhupada and Sri Srimad Gour Govinda Swami
Maharaja on the importance of cooperation,
humility, and tolerance in our vaiñëava society.

Gour Govinda Maharaja: Everything is here

in Mahaprabhu’s movement in the form of
kåñëa-kathä, but still we have to keep up the
organization. Corrections, amendments, and
reformation are required. This is Kali-yuga
and we are in the material world. Mäya tries to
stop this movement in so many ways. Elevated
vaiñëavas have formed a society to help you get
strength to fight and push on Mahaprabhu’s
movement. They sit together, discuss, and
make decisions. It is a combined effort.
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Printed volumes of in pursuance of the instructions of Sri Srimad
collected issues of Gour Govinda Swami, whose articles are also
Krishna Kathamrita a common feature.
Bindu Sri Krishna Kathamrita Bindu contains no
politics, mundane solicitations, or institution
promotion or bashing, only pure kåsëa-kathä.
“Çré kåñëa-kathä” means those beautiful, topmost,
transcendentally valuable words that are all-
attractive because they pertain to topics of the
beloved son of the king of Vraja”.
However, such topics are not just çré kåñëa-
kathä, they are çré kåñëa-kathä-amåta.
“Amåta” means “nectar”, or “something
very tasty”. Another meaning comes from the
word, “måtyu”, death. Adding the prefix “a-”
in front of “måtyu” it becomes “amåta”, or
“that nectar which frees one from birth, old
age, disease and death”.
“Bindu” means drop. This magazine is called
“Sri Krishna Kathamrita Bindu” because it is
just a drop of the nectarean ocean of ecstatic
topics of Sri Krishna.

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Collected issues 1-17

Topics include:
* Janaka Maharaja Visits Hell — from Çré Padma
Puräëa.
* Abhiram Thakur Tests the Sons of Lord Nityananda
— a fresh translation especially for Bindu from Çré
Abhiräma-lilämåta.
* The Garbhädhäna-saàskära performed by
Hiranyakasipu — from Nåsiàha Puräna.
* The reason why Krishna carries a flute and
Balaram a plow — by Sri Srimad Gour Govinda
Swami Maharaja.
* “Please Give me Your Stool” — From the life of
Srila Gour Kishore Das Babaji Maharaja.

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Collected issues 18-41

Topics include:
* Janaka Maharaja Visits Hell — from Çré Padma
Puräëa.
* Abhiram Thakur Tests the Sons of Lord Nityananda
— a fresh translation especially for Bindu from Çré
Abhiräma-lilämåta.
* The Garbhädhäna-saàskära performed by
Hiranyakasipu — from Nåsiàha Puräna.
* The reason why Krishna carries a flute and
Balaram a plow — by Sri Srimad Gour Govinda
Swami Maharaja.
* “Please Give me Your Stool” — From the life of
Srila Gour Kishore Das Babaji Maharaja.

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Collected Issues 42-65

Topics include:
• Mother Yasoda’s Breast — from Srila Rupa
Goswami’s Lalita Mädhava.
• Glories of Tilaka — from the Väsudeva
Upaniñad.
•The Amazing Story of Srila Raghunandan
Thakur.
• Rules for the Temple — by Srila Bhaktisiddhanta
Saraswati Thakur.
• Sex in Krishna-conscious married life — by Sri
Srimad Gour Govinda Swami Maharaja.

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Collected issues 66-91

Topics include:
* Everything is in Srila Prabhupada’s Books — by
Sri Srimad Gour Govinda Swami Maharaja.
* Krishna’s Yogi Disquise — from Çré Garga-
saàhitä.
* The Results of Vaiñëava-apäradha — by Srila
Bhaktisiddhanta Saraswati Thakur.
* The Life of Jahnava Mata — a special article
written especially for Bindu.
* Essential Instructions of Srila Gour Kishore Das
Babaji Maharaja — special research compiled
especially for Bindu.

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 Collected issues 92-115
Topics include:
* Srila Bhaktisiddhanta and the Ghost — from the life
of Srila Bhaktissidhanta Saraswati Thakur.
* Critics Take the Karma — special research
compiled especially for Bindu.
* Nitai’s Marriage — from Çré Bhakti-ratnäkara.
* Preaching Means Creating a Taste — by His Divine
Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada.
* Book Distribution is not Mundane Business — by
Sri Srimad Gour Govinda Swami Maharaja.

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Collected issues 116-139

Topics include:
* “In My Absence” — His Divine Grace A. C.
Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada.
* Nitai and the Giant Cobra — by Sri Srimad Gour
Govinda Swami Maharaja.
* How Madan Mohan Came to Sanatan
Goswami — from Prema-viläsa by Sri Nityananda
Das.
* Mahaprabhu’s Dancing on Janmastami — from
Çré Bhakti-ratnäkara.
* The Inevitable Degradation of Religion — by
Srila Thakur Bhaktivinode.

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