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๐ Unlock the divine drama of love and passionโwhere poetry meets timeless devotion!
Gita Govinda of Jayadeva is a celebrated lyrical poem comprising twelve cantos and twenty-four songs that explore the passionate love between Krsna and Radha. Presented in both Sanskrit and English, this dramatic ragakavya blends intense earthly emotions with spiritual allegory, making it a revered work in Indian literature and Vaisnavism. This used edition is in good condition, offering readers a culturally rich and musically annotated experience.
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| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 46 Reviews |
C**A
Good book
I love iths book.
L**S
A good translation of Gita Govinda
Includes English and Sanskrit version as well as the prologue/explanation.
K**R
Amazing!
I love the Gita Govinda. This translation is just very very helpful and to have the Sanskrit text in the same book is like a miracle. i love it
M**N
romantic and inspiring ! ..
romantic and inspiring ! .. thanks ..
A**B
Five Stars
great product, great quality, yummy scent!
P**T
Five Stars
Thanks!
M**S
A well researched commentary
Superb commentary with both Sanskrit and English translation.
T**H
Gita gobinda book
I liked the product
R**A
Four Stars
Good book. Poor print.
J**A
Best Bind and Print
Although the cover is blue in colour, actually it is orange. Coming to the binding and print, it's exceptional. Reading previous reviews I was a bit worried of the print quality. But hatsoff! Perfectly on money this book is. Not read though, but both original Sanskrit texts and the English translation are printed. Brief description about author can be found in the introduction. If you are interested in mythology then this will be one of the perfect choices!
A**R
Thank you, Prof. Miller
Makes this classic accessible to the modern reader; also has the actual Sanskrit text for those who know the language. Her honest treatment of the "erotic" there gives us a feel of the way this great poem actually is, leaving us free to find the "allegorical" on our own.
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