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Versand ist auch möglich. Falls Sie schon das 1. Canto bei mir gekauft habe können wir das verrechnen und Sie bekommen nur die andre 9. Cantos. Auch immer bei jeder Kauf ist eine DVD mit Mantra Gesang, Kunst und Film dabei.
Das Bhagavatapurana (Sanskrit, भागवतपुराण,Bhāgavata-Purāṇa, in deutsch etwa: „Das alte Buch von Gott“), auch Srimad Bhagavatam, ist eine heilige Schrift des Hinduismus vishnuitischer Prägung.
In 18.000 Versen, die auf 12 Cantos aufgeteilt sind, erzählt es Geschichten von Sri Krishna und seinen Avataras. Hier in Deutsch erhalten 1. Canto bis 10 Canto erster Teil. Der Rest des Srimad Bhagavatam eben 10.2 Canto bis 12 Canto ist nur in English erhalten.
Das Buch enthält original Sanskrit – Lateinische Transliteration – Wort-für-Wort Übersetzung – Übersetzung und Kommentar von Sri Sriman A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. Auch sehr schöne Bilder und Gemälde in jeder Buch innen und außen.
Hier meiner Beschreibung von Srimad Bhagavatam in English:
This book was originally spoken (or sung). If you read it slowly you can almost hear the singing voices of the sages! The only way to read it quicker is to simply read the verses without the commentaries, but then you will deprive yourself of the greatest associations. Bhaktivedanta Swami refer to his writing of the purports as his personal ecstasies. The purports is also what makes the understanding of the Srimad-Bhagavatam so very easy. The unbroken line of teachers of the Srimad-Bhagavatam goes back 5000 years and Bhaktivedanta Swami, as a student in this line of teachers, has studyed all his predecessors carefully. In his purports he has presented the essence of their teachings and offers commentaries for the modern people to understand. And since we are - these modern people - we can greatly benefit.
You will find, that it is the ancient Sanskrit verses, that has also preserved this book down to the modern day. The original Sanskrit is still there, and not a word has been changed! These verses were sung in a kind of rime and if a word would have been changed the grammatical way and rhythm of it would have been broken.
The Srimad-Bhagavatam was spoken 5068 years ago, at the beginning of what is mentioned as the Kali-yuga, the age of quarrel and hypocrisy. It was spoken to prevent this degrading age to rise to its full power. At that time the admired king of the Kuru dynasty, King Pariksit, although young and healthy, knows that he has only seven days left to live. He was not just one king amongst many, but at the time he was the most respected and loved emperor of the world. In his last days he renounces his kingdom, his riches, his royal dress and grand position. On his final quest for enlightenment and while fasting on the banks of the river Ganges he meets the illustrious sage Sukadeva Goswami.
Their conversation is recorded in the 18.000 verses of the Srimad-Bhagavatam.
The Srimad-Bhagavatam is completed in twelve Cantos, gaining momentum as the king has received answers, to all the questions he knew, he had to ask, so that this sublime knowledge could be recorded, for the benefit of mankind, to stay in this world, as he is departing. It is a wonderful conversation and although it was spoken more than five thousand years ago, it is refreshing and even more relevant today!
I was just 18 years old when I read it the first time in 1984. Although strongly dyslexia for the first 4-6 years in school, still somehow - this book - I could read and understand at an instance and I have enjoyed reading it and the rest of the Bhagavatam many times since..
Das Bhagavatapurana (Sanskrit, भागवतपुराण,Bhāgavata-Purāṇa, in deutsch etwa: „Das alte Buch von Gott“), auch Srimad Bhagavatam, ist eine heilige Schrift des Hinduismus vishnuitischer Prägung.
In 18.000 Versen, die auf 12 Cantos aufgeteilt sind, erzählt es Geschichten von Sri Krishna und seinen Avataras. Hier in Deutsch erhalten 1. Canto bis 10 Canto erster Teil. Der Rest des Srimad Bhagavatam eben 10.2 Canto bis 12 Canto ist nur in English erhalten.
Das Buch enthält original Sanskrit – Lateinische Transliteration – Wort-für-Wort Übersetzung – Übersetzung und Kommentar von Sri Sriman A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. Auch sehr schöne Bilder und Gemälde in jeder Buch innen und außen.
Hier meiner Beschreibung von Srimad Bhagavatam in English:
This book was originally spoken (or sung). If you read it slowly you can almost hear the singing voices of the sages! The only way to read it quicker is to simply read the verses without the commentaries, but then you will deprive yourself of the greatest associations. Bhaktivedanta Swami refer to his writing of the purports as his personal ecstasies. The purports is also what makes the understanding of the Srimad-Bhagavatam so very easy. The unbroken line of teachers of the Srimad-Bhagavatam goes back 5000 years and Bhaktivedanta Swami, as a student in this line of teachers, has studyed all his predecessors carefully. In his purports he has presented the essence of their teachings and offers commentaries for the modern people to understand. And since we are - these modern people - we can greatly benefit.
You will find, that it is the ancient Sanskrit verses, that has also preserved this book down to the modern day. The original Sanskrit is still there, and not a word has been changed! These verses were sung in a kind of rime and if a word would have been changed the grammatical way and rhythm of it would have been broken.
The Srimad-Bhagavatam was spoken 5068 years ago, at the beginning of what is mentioned as the Kali-yuga, the age of quarrel and hypocrisy. It was spoken to prevent this degrading age to rise to its full power. At that time the admired king of the Kuru dynasty, King Pariksit, although young and healthy, knows that he has only seven days left to live. He was not just one king amongst many, but at the time he was the most respected and loved emperor of the world. In his last days he renounces his kingdom, his riches, his royal dress and grand position. On his final quest for enlightenment and while fasting on the banks of the river Ganges he meets the illustrious sage Sukadeva Goswami.
Their conversation is recorded in the 18.000 verses of the Srimad-Bhagavatam.
The Srimad-Bhagavatam is completed in twelve Cantos, gaining momentum as the king has received answers, to all the questions he knew, he had to ask, so that this sublime knowledge could be recorded, for the benefit of mankind, to stay in this world, as he is departing. It is a wonderful conversation and although it was spoken more than five thousand years ago, it is refreshing and even more relevant today!
I was just 18 years old when I read it the first time in 1984. Although strongly dyslexia for the first 4-6 years in school, still somehow - this book - I could read and understand at an instance and I have enjoyed reading it and the rest of the Bhagavatam many times since..