Mountain on a Little Finger
This is a wonderful book, written by a wonderful child. His name is Nandakumar and he is eight years old. He spontaneously desired to write the glories of Govardhan Hill upon the transformative experience he had on his first visit there. While telling the story, with a child’s innocence, he gives us a special entry into the wonders of Govardhan. I have known his mother, Madhurya Lila Devi since she was five years old. She would gleefully play in the courtyard of our ashram and would often bring her little friends to visit me in my small room. Her father and mother, Radha Krishna Prabhu and Pallika Devi imbibed in her heart a natural devotion that is filled with light, wisdom, and joy. Years later, she married Hrishikesh Prabhu and together they have nurtured Nandakumar with the love for Krishna that is the treasure of their life. It is beautiful to observe three generations of a family sharing their love for Krishna with each other, our community and the world. I am deeply grateful to Nandakumar and his family for their inspiring lives and specifically for this amazing book. Now, let us take a journey into the spiritual world. Nandakumar is eager for us to join him.
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This is a wonderful book, written by a wonderful child. His name is Nandakumar and he is eight years old. He spontaneously desired to write the glories of Govardhan Hill upon the transformative experience he had on his first visit there. While telling the story, with a child’s innocence, he gives us a special entry into the wonders of Govardhan. I have known his mother, Madhurya Lila Devi since she was five years old. She would gleefully play in the courtyard of our ashram and would often bring her little friends to visit me in my small room. Her father and mother, Radha Krishna Prabhu and Pallika Devi imbibed in her heart a natural devotion that is filled with light, wisdom, and joy. Years later, she married Hrishikesh Prabhu and together they have nurtured Nandakumar with the love for Krishna that is the treasure of their life. It is beautiful to observe three generations of a family sharing their love for Krishna with each other, our community and the world. I am deeply grateful to Nandakumar and his family for their inspiring lives and specifically for this amazing book. Now, let us take a journey into the spiritual world. Nandakumar is eager for us to join him.
