Sadhan Samar: Battles In A Sacred Quest (Devi Mahatmya: Glory Of The Goddess) Vol. 1

Sdhan Samar, A Commentary On Dev Mhtmya In Bengali, Was Written By Brahmari Satyadeva In Early 1900 And Was First Published From Calcutta In 1920. It Is Said To Be An Enlightened And Brilliant Interpretation Of The Original Text. It Provides Significant Insights Into This Ancient And Widely Known Indian Scripture. Brahmari Gives A Spiritual Perspective On Each Verse, Expanding The Allegory Beyond Its Material And Divine Levels. He Provides A Guide Map For A Spiritual Aspirant Moving Into Dev Mhtmya. It Is Not Just A Product Of Logical Analysis But Also Of Divine Insight. ri Satyadeva Was Born aratcandra Bandhopdhyaya, In 1883, In The Village Of Navagrm In Barial District In What Is Presently Bangladesh. He Was Given The Honorific Brahmari For His Exalted Spiritual Attainment. Satyadeva Authored Several Books Such As Puj Tattva, Satya Prati, And Mt Daran. He Passed Away In 1932. His Lineage Continues Among Others, With Dev Sangha Aram In Deoghar, Jhrkhand, India. The Translator, Narendra Bhadra Was Born In Patna, India, And Was Awarded Degrees In Medicine And Orthopedics From Calcutta University And A Doctorate In Biomedical Engineering From Case Western Reserve University. He Has Published About Fifty Peer-Reviewed Papers In Scientific Journals And Has Written Chapters In Five Books. He Has English Translations Of Two Bengali Spiritual Texts Published By Ramkrishna Sangha Adyapeath, Kolkata. One Is A Book Of Spiritual Poetry By Sri Annad Thkur (Instructions For The Mind) And The Other A Biography Of Annad Thkur By Brahmacrini ov Dev (Thkur As I Saw Him). He Was Initiated By Danisvmi Dmodar Aram, Who Has Authored A Large Body Of Work As Br. Medh Caitanya. Narendra Was Urged By crya Saumyendranth To Translate Sdhan Samar Written By His Paramguru Brahmari Satyadeva, So That It Could Have A Wider Readership.