Dear Readers: Please Share

Please Share the Blog with your friends.


Dear Readers: Thank you for your loyalty. I'm doing my best to create a safe haven here, where you can hang out, read about your favorite parts from Mahabharata, Caitanya Mahaprabhu, the Lives of the Vaishnava Saints, and reflections from myself and others with no sectarianism, spite, hatred, envy, pride, illusion, greed or ego. Well, maybe a bit of ego, but perhaps we purify our ego by communicating well with one another and working together. Real criticism is best self-directed. Here we look at important ideas like the traditions and cultures of India and her ancient philosophy, mythologies, scriptural evidence, the perennial wisdom of the parampara, Vedic cosmology and ontology, consciousness and the journey to surrender. We're interested in the true path of self-realization, the highest yoga, and real nutrition for the starving soul. I ask for nothing in return, only the focused attention span of a few readers a few minutes every day. It keeps me going and makes me feel there is something valuable in sitting at the computer trying to reach out. Our readership is breaking 4,000 page views a month. If we double that, it will be around 100,000 pageviews a year. So it's important to share the blog with the people you love; if you thing they will enjoy reading. Thank you again so much for your support.

Michael Dolan --Bhakti Vidhan Mahayogi.

As always, feel free to comment; there's no censorship, apart from the fact that if I don't like it, I probably won't post it, but I take all things into consideration and am very open to suggestions. Our readership tells me this blog is worth continuing: Every day I get readers from the U.S.A., from Mexico and the United Kingdom, Ireland, from Russia, Ukraine, France, Germany, even Argentina, Brazil, Thailand, Malaysia and the Phillipines and all over the world. Let me know what you're reading here and I may even shift the editorial point of view I'm taking.

Soon I hope to move this blog over to wordpress, where it will take on a more professional feel and I will divide things into sections to make it easier to read.

Thanks to Muralishwar Prabhu for his voluntary and unpaid Russian translation work which he sends in from time to time from an undisclosed secure location near Moscow. Once again thanks to Tapanandini Devi Dasi of Merida, Yucatan. I've never met her personally, but her Spanish translations are well worth reading. Thanks to Madhumati Devi Dasi for her encouraging me to continue the blog and for Kshama Da for his spontaneous rants and warm words. Thanks to Avadhuta Maharaja for his courageous and entrepeneurial sense of adventure and to Goswami Maharaja for his inspiration. Gaura Hari Bol. All glories to sri guru and gauranga.