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Friday, June 27, 2008

Re: Audio Narration of Shri Chaitanya Mangala


Nityaananda! Gauraanga! Hare Krishna! Dear Srinath, Yes, the Bhakti audios are very inspiring. I will shortly post about a very useful way to hear spiritual audio throughout the day during our activities and also make others hear it. Please try here.

Daaso'smi, BRS Swami Gaurangapada.



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Re: Audio Narration of Shri Chaitanya Mangala


Respected Swamiji and all Vaishnavas,

   Nityananda! Gauranga! Hare Krishna!

Jaya Visnupada Srila Prabhupada!

Jaya Swami Gaurangpada!

All glories to the guru parampara!

All glories to the Vaisnavas!

        Please accept my respectful obeisances! Thank you all for bringing up the topic! I was on the hunt for an audio narration of the Caitanya Bhagavata for a long time and I was just going to ask it on the site. I had quite a desire to listen to an audio narration. Thank you so much lowerthanarat for giving that link. I am quite indebted to you.

      This is the way the Lord takes 100 steps to help us if we simply desire to advance by even half a step (what to say of actually doing).  These audio books are very important for a large number of reasons at this stage. I personally prefer listening to reading as (thanks to a somewhat musical ear) it stays in my mind very clearly whereas it doesn't record exactly as well with reading. That is a very big booster to chanting as there are now so many pastimes to think about. Simply talking them makes me very happy.

     I have a problem downloading files from this site. It goes up to 98% then it stops saying that connection with the server was lost.  Because of this I have to force restart of the downloads once again, costing quite a bit in download megabytes. It is rather very upsetting to see a 100 MB file download till the end and then pause off and be forced to restart. I sometimes end up having to download twice what I'm supposed to download.

    The problem first happened with audio files, but now it happens for just about any file, any software, any audio, video, etc... that I download from here. It has just happened for the Caitanya Bhagavata audio book and the only solution I see is to open the link given in the post on a separate tab or web-page without going through nitaai.com.

    I am not sure whether the problem is because I use a download accelerator like MetaProducts Download Express or Free Download Manager.

Daaso'smi,

Srinath



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Re: Audio Narration of Shri Chaitanya Mangala


opps sorry my glasses need cleaning . I thought chaitanya bhagavat .any how there other books there.It should not be hard for one devotees to do an audio book of chaitanya mangala. its not that big.



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Re: Audio Narration of Shri Chaitanya Mangala


Nityaananda! Gauraanga! Hare Krishna! Thanks Lowerthanarat. The above link does not seem to have Shrila Lochana Dasa Thakura's Shri Chaitanya Mangala audio narration. It has Shri Chaitanya Bhagavata. Do you have Shri Chaitanya Mangala in the form of 850 MB or Shri Chaitanya Bhagavata? I do not know of any devotee who has narrated Shri Chaitanya Mangala. If it is actually Shri Chaitanya Mangala (non-copyrighted version), it would be great if you could upload it to Archive.org etc. because I don't think it is available anywhere online.

Daaso'smi, BRS Swami Gaurangapada.



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Re: Audio Narration of Shri Chaitanya Mangala


yes I have it, but its 850 MB if your interested I can upload it.

or try this link   http://audio.iskcondesiretree.info/index.php?q=f&f=%2F02+-+ISKCON_Worldwide%2F04+-+More%2FAudio+Books



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Re: Forums and NITAAI Veda in 13 Babelfish and 30 Google Languages


Nityaananda! Gauraanga! Hare Krishna! The problem with small font-sizes with the Google Translated Language pages has been fixed. Now all the language translated pages should be as readable as the English pages.

Daaso'smi, BRS Swami Gaurangapada.



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Re: Direct and Free Phone Call Service


Dear Devotees, Nityaananda! Gauraanga! Hare Krishna! Now you can receive and save a local number to call me directly at any time from your phone anywhere in the world via the Jaxtr widget below. Please enter the number from which you are going to call me and you will receive a permanent local number to call me which will be valid for your specific phone number. So it will be a local call for you. Please do not hide your phone number while calling so that I can call you back if I miss your call. Thank you.



Daaso'smi, BRS Swami Gaurangapada.



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Re: You don't have to be the best to do Your best


This is beautiful...thank you!



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Re: Forums and NITAAI Veda in 13 Babelfish and 30 Google Languages


Nityaananda! Gauraanga! Hare Krishna! Thanks Hadai. Yes, that is the common problem with "Hare". Maybe we should write it as a little different spelling so that it is not auto-translated though I cannot think of a little different spelling for Hare. Adding a letter anywhere to the word "Hare" would unfortunately change the pronunciation.

I have been told the some of that some of the translations are of some use and a little usuable also especially the Babelfish ones. As I said previously, something is better than nothing.

Daaso'smi, BRS Swami Gaurangapada.



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Re: Forums and NITAAI Veda in 13 Babelfish and 30 Google Languages


Nityananda Gauranga Hare Krishna!

Dear Swamiji and devotees, please accept my humble obeisances.

These translation pages are very interesting since they translate literally word for word on the spot where the word occurs. In Dutch (my mother language) it becomes all gibberish and you cannot really understand what is being said. It is still wonderful though because the Holy Names Nityananda and Gauranga are unchanged so we should use these Holy Names Nityananda, Gauranga, Hare Krishna a lot in our articles. By the way Hare Krishna in Dutch is translated as Hazen Krishna which is translated back into English as 'Rabbit'  Krishna. I guess this is the humor of modern technology when an impersonal translation takes place.

Aspiring to be the servant of the servants,

Hadai Nityananda dasa

Nityananda Gauranga Hare Krishna!



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