All glories to
Srila Prabhupada!

New Book by Bhakti-Tirtha Swami

From Citi-Sakti Devi Dasi

Posted May 2, 2005

Dear Maharajas and Prabhus

Please accept my humble obeisances. All glories to Srila Prabhupada.

Harinama Press is glad to announce the early printing of The Beggar IV: Die before Dying by H. H. Bhakti-Tirtha Swami. The book comes off the press in one week, so please put in your orders now. The book costs $12.95 softbound. Please send your orders to either of the following persons: egmurari@aol.com or devacor@aol.com. Below are excerpts from the foreword by H. H. Radhanatha Swami, the introduction by H. H. Sacinandana Swami and the epilogue by H. G. Bhurijana Prabhu.

"In this book, Beggar IV: Die before Dying, Bhakti-Tirtha Swami lovingly shares his heart with us. He addresses the fears, struggles, and pains of facing imminent death. His honesty and faith will surely enlighten the minds and melt the hearts of the readers. With humility, gratitude, and joy he teaches us a way to welcome the loving hand of God. Let us carefully ponder the contents of this valuable treasure house of realizations."—Excerpt from the foreword by His Holiness Radhanatha Swami

Thanks and appreciation from dipika.org to our sponsor and host,

"As I am writing this, I feel in my heart mixed emotions of gratitude, admiration, and love extending to our blessed Swami. Bhakti-Tirtha Swami has always been an example and also a challenge for me—a challenge for growth. I am one of the millions of people on this planet whose life has been permanently uplifted by him, and somehow I intuitively feel sure that whatever happens, we will meet again, either in this body or beyond, because ultimately no one dies. The soul is eternal, full of bliss and knowledge."—Excerpt from the introduction by His Holiness Sacinandana Swami

"Thank you Maharaja for awarding me, a reader, transparent access to you, Bhakti-Tirtha Maharaja the person, a brave and devoted soul as you face that which no one wishes to face—your own death. I will miss you Maharaja, and I pray to remain in remembrance of you by keeping this book with me as a companion."—Excerpt from the epilogue by His Grace Bhurijana Dasa Adhikari

Your aspiring servant,
Citi-Sakti Devi Dasi