Prakashasya Bhajan-Aamritam

This bhajan book makes a wonderful guide in Satsangh, which is the fountain of true wisdom. If it is likened to a plant, then the roots represent true joy and fortune, the flowers are good works, and the fruits are perfection.

Prakashasya Bhajan-Aamritam was conceived out of pure love and dedication by a humble servant of Shree Sanatan Dharma, Shri Prakash Gossai. A number of his recordings and publications culminated in the presentation of this unique text, now consisting of a splendid collection of Puja Mantras, Bhajans, Geets, various Chalisas, and appropriate Aartees, together with explanations and Hindi transliterations. The simplification of the meanings of many Bhajans and Mantras is indeed a great service to many non-Hindi speaking devotees. With such clear and concise explanation given, singing of Bhajans will now be more soul-stirring and heart-warming.

Shri Prakash Gossai (Guruji) was born on April 25th 1953 at Handsome Tree, Mahaica Creek, East Coast Demerara, Guyana. This beloved world teacher was a spiritual genius with commanding intellect and charisma. He encouraged us to be the architect of our own spiritual experience, to love God, and to serve humanity. His kathas – discourses imbued deep spiritual wisdom, love and practicality. The words of this great master of Vedanta philosophy offer you compassionate guidance for each step of your spiritual journey and he presented them in the soul stirring language of great music. He brought all aspects of your life into attunement with your higher purpose and direction. Prakashji attracted others with his gentle humor and natural humility, revealing the spiritual wealth of Hinduism to all classes of thinkers from all backgrounds, races and faiths. He is also known for his moral and humanitarian leadership as an advocate of human dignity, peace, religious freedom, and for the deep spiritual insight and leadership he provided throughout the world. Shri Prakashji was of gentle mien and voice, of pleasing presence, and worthy of the veneration which his followers spontaneously accorded him. It was evident that every person who knew him, whether of his own community or not, held him in the highest esteem.