translated by Dr. T.M.P. Mahadevan
compiled by Swami Apurvananda
An ode to the thousand names of Sri Ramakrishna.
- With English translation: 236 pages, Indian paperback 81-7823-081-X
- Devanagari Only: 64 pages, Indian paperback, 81-7823-075-5
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The hymn is printed in the Devanagari script and includes Roman transliteration as well as an English translation.
For those well versed in reading Devanagari, we also offer the complete Stotram in Devanagari only, in a small vest-pocket version. Please select the $1.00 version above.
Glorious chanting
This chanting if properly done with adequate concentration proves to be a meditation practice by itself. It becomes a continuous flow of thoughts of Lord Sri Ramakrishna. I feel tremendously peaceful after chanting the thousand names. Prefer to chant loudly which helps in blocking other distracting noises from around. I almost wish there is an accompanying cd for this book. It would be helpful to hear and chant at the same time. My sincere request to bring about a chanting cd for this exquisite description of the Lord Himself.