**242 Vaishnava Vartas
I have read all the parts of this trilogy which I was delighted to find in English. It’s a challenge to get authentic translations of the powerful Pushtimarg texts but I can definitely say these books are amazing. They don’t just tell the stories but also explain the moral / learning for each one and I find this really helpful. It often answers any questions that I may have had upon reading the stories.

Jai Shree Krishna / Jai Sri Radhe
I am so grateful to Vraja Kishori Publications & especially to Krishnaakinkari for bringing Shri Vallabhacharya’s founded path, Pustimarga, as English translations for people like me who are unable to read Indian languages and therefore unable to fully follow & understand The Path of Grace. From childhood I had practiced the Path, however very meaningless without understanding and always with lots of questions.

The first books I purchased were The ‘Brahma Sambandha’ & ‘Namami Yamunamaham’. Intention was to buy for my son, but as I read them I realised the lack of my understanding and needed to read and understand further.

I have bought most of the books, some of my favourites 84 and 252 Vaishnavon Ki Varta, (factual stories that take you back to Mahaprabhuji’s pastimes which so much relate to today’s lives) Shodasha Grantha (the backbone of the path) and The BasicPushtimargi Dictionary which is a must, a great reference for terminology. For poetry lovers I would definitely recommend The Vraja Festival Calendar, Rasakhan Rasa Ki Khan, Vasanta Ashtayam Seva, and recent additions of the eight poets Surdasji & Kumbhandasji totally mesmerising and transforms you to Radha Krishna’s pastimes.

The structure of the books is set out perfectly well:they have main script in Indian language with English pronunciation and followed with translation word for word. Most importantly with explanation (Bhavaprakash) to what it’s trying to say in simpler terms.

These books have helped answer lot of my questions, engaged me with my path and 100 % feel good fact that I am donating to a wonderful charity that is making a great difference to many lives.

Neeta Mistry.

I have seen a lot of posts over the last few months about wanting to donate directly to the needy. I recently discovered this charity. They take the clothes/spectacles etc. directly into the poor and needy in India. I was really pleased with the process and i got a video of the distribution. The lady is based in n w London. Use the uk number (+44 one) in the contact details.

Goshala Seva and all its aspects of Satvic cow husbandry, to my speculation /realisation this is singularly the most important Seva for the balanced welfare, sustainability and continuity of human society. So many great personalities and Sages have emphasised the 'Cow based economy' as the necessary foundation for Sanatan Dharma to flourish. The best propitiation to balance the gross imbalances the earth is continuing to clear out, for the foreseeable future, the best stabilising contribution one can make for the long term welfare of one and all is to support authentic Satvic Cow Husbandry. Everything else may have its value , utility and place but all is secondary to Goshala Seva. Whatever else one's faith or practice requires, all is secondary to Goshala Seva.