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Who is a true guru? What is the relationship between guru and disciple? Why do all scriptures say it is necessary to take shelter of a guru? In this collection of teachings, Vaishnava acharya Prabhupada Srila Premgopal Goswami illuminates the mysterious and often misunderstood principle underlying success in one’s spiritual life.

This book is a compilation of various conversations, answers to questions, and instructing guidance from Sri Sri Pran Krishna Dasa Babaji. Babaji Maharaja speaks Bengali and so these are translations of his words into English.

Compiled by students of Sri Sri Pran Krishna Das Babaji Maharaja.

In Srimad Bhagavatam (10th Canto, Chapter 14), Brahma, the highest being in this material universe, offers humble prayers to Krishna, the Supreme Lord in the form of a small cowherd boy.

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Nityananda Vamsa Vistar is about the expansion of Nityananda’s family lineage and about the propagation of Mahaprabhu’s Sanskirtan mission in the world. It is partially about Sri Nityananda and His consorts, Sri Vasudha Devi and Sri Jahnava Ma, but mainly about Sri Birancandra Prabhu (aka Virabhadra). Below is Krishna das Kaviraja’s description of Sri Biracandra Prabhu in Sri Caitanya Caritamrita, Adi lila, 11th Capter, ‘The Expansions of Lord Nityananda’ with the commentary of Prangopal Goswami, the great Vaisnava Acarya (as well as the great grandfather and paramesthi Guru of premgopal Goswami under whose guidance this edition was compiled.

In this compilation of kathas given by Prabhupada Srila Premgopal Goswami, he reveals how as a sadhaka we should express our heartfelt prayers to our worshipable deities.

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Prabhupada Premgopal Goswami of the Nityananda vamsha was born in 1972 in Nabadwip, a great Vaisnava in a family of great Vaisnavas, and the 14th generation direct descendent of Lord Nityananda. A highly talented and lovely person, he is supremely skilled in the Vedic and Vaishnava scriptures. He is a beautifully compelling speaker, and his realizations empower him to give those in his presence a real taste of the bliss of Bhakti. He spends his life traveling and generously sharing this with his many fortunate devotees. He sings and plays like an angel. All who come into his presence are divinely blessed.